Makes you wonder…not so much from a financial standpoint, but it has to be jarring to see your spouse go off the deep end like that publicly.

Makes you wonder…not so much from a financial standpoint, but it has to be jarring to see your spouse go off the deep end like that publicly.

So has Denis inquired about catering cost yet?

I'm guessing she thinks it is as stupid as most people do for him to get fired over this.

No she’s mad and it might affect her career bonehead.

I will even invite the Bar Stool guys.

I thought he was writing for the college paper. So yeah Dad, radio, newspaper great choices.

If we have an outing, I will actually try to line her up for catering and pay for it. I will even invite the Bar Stool guys.

Just for fun I looked at Beth’s planning page. There is actually a part apologizing if you are not spending $1,500 per person for your event. They will not be able to accommodate you.

lol I guess Dan will be fine.

Just for fun I looked at Beth’s planning page. There is actually a part apologizing if you are not spending $1,500 per person for your event. They will not be able to accommodate you.

lol I guess Dan will be fine.

You’re absolutely right about Bernsteins wife . She is pissed that he upset their lifestyle over being tough guy over a fish comment.

I think the daughter is done with college. But the boy has 2.5 years left at Tulane. What are you guys thinking? 50k a year for that? Maybe more

not sure if daniel from deerfield was offered anything to leave - as in a buyout. if so, may have been given money for a HSA, which is tax-free. will need every penny of that - assuming his wife is self-employed and can't add him to her health insurance. he'll need health insurance, and the govt. soaks you if you're at an upper-level income (dividends/rental income/trust income) applying for ACA. ACA is great if your occupation is collecting aluminum cans on the street for $$, not so much so if you're at a higher income/don't want to work for health insurance benefits/under age 65.

For 2025, the Health Savings Account (HSA) contribution limits are $4,300 for individuals with self-only coverage and $8,550 for those with family coverage, with an additional $1,000 catch-up contribution allowed for those age 55 and older.