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Comment Re:Aggravating the rich and powerful you say? (Score 1) 97

*turns feature on* Thanks for the tip!

It stops two or three per day for me. So far, no legitimate callers (but not in my contacts) have complained or even mentioned it, which surprises me a bit. Missing a call I wanted to get was my only hesitation for turning it on, but so far it hasn't been an issue.

Comment Crowded (Score 1) 19

Went to my local Amazon Fresh to pick up a package. Sign on the door said Feb 1 closing date. The place was mobbed. Tons of people buying tons of groceries.

There must have been a discount or something, though I didn't see any signs about it. Whatever it was, it wasn't worth dealing with the crowds. I just grabbed my package and left. It was actually difficult to find a path to the door.

Comment Re:Ugh... (Score 2) 35

I'm in the same situation with Chase. I have two "native" Chase cards and an Amazon. It makes paying them easy, but not as easy as the Apple Card does. I'm assuming that will stay the same, as will the HYSA, which is also very easy to use, and cash back from the Card (actual cash (not points), paid daily) gets automatically swept into it.

Comment Re:What's a guaranteed easy way to sleep (Score 1) 38

Also an eye mask. Finding one that doesn't annoy can be a challenge. I read somewhere that when our eyes are open and not detecting much light, it send a signal to the brain to generate melatonin which triggers sleep.

I use two pillows. One under my head one over it (side sleeping, of course, with unobstructed breathing). I started doing it due to the noise of a neighbor kid playing video games, but found I like the darkness and isolation.

I've tried taking melatonin tablets and diphenhydramine (benedryl). Those work but I have a weird reaction where 4 hours later I bounce WIDE awake.

Daily use of diphenhydramine is linked to dementia.

Comment Re:What's a guaranteed easy way to sleep (Score 1) 38

Unfortunately I do these things but it does not work. Exercise does not help because adrenaline kicks in thanks to anxiety (fight or flight).

You do the exercising during the day. If you've still got anxiety-induced adrenaline keeping you from sleeping then it's probably not because of the exercise.

Comment Re:Fuck These Paywalled Stories! (Score 4, Informative) 17

I'm trying to find out why JPMorgan is defending against legal fees. If Javice was found guilty of misleading JPMorgan, then surely JPMorgan has no responsibility for her legal fees.

My question as well. Turns out that a Delaware court ruled that the terms of the original Frank deal required JPMorgan to advance and cover her legal defense costs. I wonder how the lawyers that agreed to that deal are sleeping.

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