5 Dating Apps That Aren't Tinder And Are Still Worth Trying
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Bumble - Date, Meet, Network Better
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Tukinos
3 years ago
My constant gripe at work is people asking stupid questions when the answer is right in the notes. They act like they don't have time to read through, but I think it takes more time to send me an email, wait for my response, and then read the note for themselves anyway.
Yogor
3 years ago
Mike, if having a joint account has worked out for you, that's awesome. I apologize for characterizing it as "nonsense." Unfortunately one of the major reasons marriages fail is money. When people have joint accounts, they are vulnerable should the marriage doesn't work out, like you've stated; which is quite common.