HeyJaredSean Kernan
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The nightmare of selling our house in this economy (opens the original)
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Three months ago, we made the big decision to sell our house so we could move from Tampa to Leesburg, Virginia. It's the first time selling a house on the market for me (my prior home was a private sale). Given my mom is a lifelong realtor, I decided to do FSBO with her consulting along the way. I figured 2-3% of your home's value is a big ask for a realtor, especially considering the main things they do is list it in MLS and help you with pricing. We found a vendor that charged us less than $20
I was a hot mess until one comment changed everything (opens the original)
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"I need you to be more organized. You become forgetful when things get busy," my boss said. She sat across from me, reading her notes for my annual review, which was going well up until this moment. I grimaced and took the feedback. But I left the room enormously frustrated. When I sat down at my desk and looked around, I realized what was in front of me all along: I was a hot mess. Papers and folders were strewn everywhere. It looked like the FBI had just raided my office. When I went home, I s
Denied a house because of his race, he answered with 400 living sculptures (opens the original)
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Pearl was born to humble circumstances, the son of sharecroppers in the south—in a time of segregation. His early life was one with few luxuries and many obstacles. But that didn't stop him from pursuing his unusual dream. After completing high school, he served in the military and went on to work grueling shifts in a low-paying factory job for 30 years. He never let pervasive racism or his financial inequities slow him down. He fulfilled his role as provider. But there was a formative event tha
4 telltale signs your boss is toxic (and what to do about it) (opens the original)
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How many times do you think that sentence has been uttered in the course of human history? Per a 2026 Harris Poll survey of more than 1,300 employed U.S. adults, seven in 10 workers say they've had a toxic boss at some point in their career, and six in 10 say they currently have one. I've witnessed many bad bosses over the course of my career. Fortunately, I've only had to work for one directly, and I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy. His bad bossery wasn't really an issue of competency. He wa
Russian Man Tricks His Bank Into Signing Outrageous Credit Card Agreement (opens the original)
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Dmitry Agarkov had just gotten home from work. The Moscow-based businessman was going through a pile of mail on his desk, most of which was junk. He spotted a unique credit card offer from Tinkoff Bank that ticked him off. The agreement advertised 0% interest rates. But when he looked closer, it was clear that the real rate was 43%. I'm not sure why this triggered him, as that sounds like many credit card companies, albeit slightly higher. Perhaps in his own midlife crisis, he decided to channel
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