Getting cash is annoying: Split the check for drinks, a concert, vacation â whatever â through Venmo. Open the Venmo app and add your pals as contacts. Choose Pay/Request at the bottom of the screen. Tap the names of the people you want to split the check with. Enter the amount and click Split. You can customize the amount for each person.
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OpenAI’s ChatGPT-4o can “think,” write and talk in real-time. Check out this video to see it in action. Listen to that laugh! Crazy stuff.
đ¸Â Duh, it works: A money-saving strategy is all over TikTok, promising to save you over $5,000 in less than four months. Take 100 envelopes and number them from 1 to 100. Each day, deposit an amount matching the envelope number. Envelope No. 1 gets $1, the one labeled â2â gets $2 and so on. Maybe next, someone will go viral talking about savings accounts! You know, where you put money away with interest.
Do you know what you spend every year on your phone, TV and internet bills? If not, put on your guessing hat. How much does the average American spend annually on all three services combined? Is it ⌠A.) $1,500, B.) $2,500, C.) $3,000 or D.) $4,000?
To fall asleep on a plane. The âgoing-over-the-alpha-bridgeâ method is going viral on Instagram thanks to psychologist Erica Terblanche. Think itâd work for you? Watch the vid!
How much energy it takes to carry a baby for nine months (paywall link). I never knew this fun fact! Did you? Only 4% of that is for the little one; the other 96% is to support all the work Mom is doing. That equates to 50 pints of ice cream â talk about legenâdairy.
Mind your AI manners: Saying âpleaseâ and âthank youâ will get you more detailed and elaborate AI chatbot responses. Why? AI is trained on human interaction patterns. If you’re rude, the AI responds like a human would â short and less engaged. *Repeats inner mantra* Itâs just a bot ⌠Itâs just a bot âŚ
Fake business grants are on the rise: Red flags: You got it without applying, they contacted you on social media, and/or youâve never heard of the âfederal agencyâ behind the grant. They may also ask for upfront payments, say the funds can be used for âanything,â and then ask for personal info you already sent in your application. Watch out.
Iâm a clover, not a fighter: A thrifty shopper found a $655 gaming graphics card in mint condition for just $8 at Goodwill. But don’t expect the same deal anytime soon; Goodwill usually flags high-ticket items to sell on their website instead. Iâm stopping by the next Goodwill I see!
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