TragicNotCute

• Short hop (300 miles, 1 car): Mileage = 300×$4.72 = $1,416, but you’ll pay the $2,296 minimum (plus any parking/switching).
• Regional trip (500 miles, 1 car): 500×$4.72 = $2,360 (above the minimum). With one night of standard parking, ~$2,583 before any special switching.
• Overnight long-distance (1,000 miles): ~$4,720 for one car. Two cars on the same request price ~$8,340 (first car $4,720 + second car $3,620) before parking/switching.

https://www.amtrak.com/content/dam/projects/dotcom/english/public/documents/privatecars/Amtrak-Private-Car-Rate-Addendum-7-111824.pdf

I find that having a task list that you use religiously helps a lot because then you can visually see what you have to do.

At some point though, if you’re getting all your work done and don’t have more to do, work on bettering yourself in some way you care about and enjoy it while it lasts.

Probably where he stores his nuts

I didn’t read that as him not thinking he’s wealthy, I read that as him saying that wealth wasn’t the goal, and therefore isn’t something he’s optimizing for. He’s talking about funding things and paying his fair share in taxes as proof that he’s not optimizing for building wealth, but instead cares about other things.

Reaper memes are so hot right now

Bazzite.

I found it really easy to get started with. Although I’d recommend KDE over Gnome. I tried Gnome for a few hours before changing my mind and it was just a little too different from what I was used to.

This is me. Always Windows for my gaming computer and when I built a new one recently, I went full Linux. No regrets so far.