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Thank you Elon and Tom >> high speed Internet for $20/month

Sharing a connection with my neighbor is saving us over $80 per month. He  offered us the same deal we gave him when we had our shitty Century Link service. Look at these blazing speeds in the south central Rockies:

This Engine Creates Chicago Hot Dogs | #food #friends #frugal

Little Engine Eatery is a nonprofit providing work experience for teens and young adults with learning disabilities.These young adults learn great customer service skills and prepare authentic Chicago dogs + Angus brats.

Just say NO to LIVING WAGE SERVICE FEES...

“Any non-discretionary charge added to a restaurant or bar customer’s bill, regardless of what it’s called, is a service charge,” Mollie Steinemann, the Colorado Restaurant Association’s manager of government affairs, told Denverite in a written statement. “Auto-gratuities fall into this category, as do things like health and wellness charges, back-of-house service charges, and anything else that a customer can’t opt into. Service charges are considered revenue and operators are required to collect sales tax on them.”

Service fees do not function like tips, which are non-compulsory gifts from the customer directly to the staff. Instead, service fees are simply an additional form of revenue. They bring in additional funds that owners can then distribute as they see fit.

Hidden Money Hack >> McDonald’s Senior Discount

Senior citizens can get soft drinks and coffee for 59 cents* by ordering through the McDonald’s app. When you browse the mobile order menu for soft drinks or coffee, select Senior as the size (change the default from medium). You’ll get your drink for 59 cents. *Price may vary by location; shown is the typical price.

A final farewell to PERIODIC BREWING #covid19 #closure #oktoberfest2019

Oct 22 2020 Power Outage Photos: Hiking the Colorado Trail

Tiny Home Living in South Central Colorado

 

We own the land, the park model trailer, plus a shed. Cost was $65K back in 2015

Expenses (per year)
Propane                    240
Electric                     730
Insurance                540
HOA Fees                700
Income (per year)
Sharing ISP            480

Fishing 4 Food and when SHTF

There are great ways to save on food  Tip 1 and Tip 2 work perfect. But living up at 8000 feet with plenty of lakes and streams got me going in another direction.

A cane pole can cost nothing or if you want something more sturdy as little as $8.

 

And a Colorado fishing license for age 55+ is only $10