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Ralph Gamelli's avatar

Is this some kind of warped test? I didn't click on "this boring, confusing article." So I think I passed. Quantum.

Neil Weiner's avatar

Greg,

I hold you in high esteem—roughly first-grade-teacher-yelling-“Recess!” level—but you missed your own point.

You are the seventh dumbest and eighth laziest person for reading this. Perfect quantum numbering. (Say quantum and people assume you’re smart.)

If you avoid banking fees, you don’t bank. Fees are everywhere. The only true solution is an off-grid cabin in Alaska and seasonal hibernation. Epitome of lazy.

Avoiding high-interest credit cards does matter—except there are no low-interest cards, aside from my Starbucks card. Every morning, in Starbucks, I sit there with my laptop, pretending I have a job and a relationship, watching Indiana win in football for the 100th time.

That’s what lazy people spend money on. You missed the nuances in your article. Shame. on you.

M3Cents's avatar

This is the most research I’ve seen anyone do from a couch. Respect. 🫡

MaryBeth Lathrop's avatar

And the title has now morphed into "The 5 Things..." Thank you, Greg, good read. Also, how is Bo feeling? 🤔

Alter Kacker's avatar

9. Coffee. If you’re truly lazy, why in the world would you want to ingest a substance that makes you want to get up and DO something?

10. Red Bull. What need has a lazy person for wiiings?

11. Extra items on a clickbait listicle.