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Informed Investments -- Wednesday; Third Period -- 07/16
Today, the class would find no muffins available, but that did not mean that they would discover themselves lacking in any sort of treats that would probably spoil their lunches. The offering today was cookies, large and made just the night before, with plenty to spare considering the small numbers of the class. There were peanut butter ones for those with chocolate allergies, chocolate chip for those with peanut allergies, and then oatmeal raisin because those were healthier, right?
Charlotte herself was looking very professional in her glasses and one of her nicer business ensemble, humming a little under her breath despite her best attempts to avoid those nasty little rats (who probably carried with them all sorts of diseases, not to mention those awful earworms), as she waited for the class to come in.
"Good morning!" she greeted them brightly once they were all settled. "Help yourself to some cookies," and there was also milk, because, honestly, who has cookies without milk? "And I apologize that today's class might be a little boring, but it's extremely important. Today we're going to talk about budgeting, which is one of the most important things to consider when shopping, especially for anything with a significant price tag. I should also warn you that, while my degree is in art history, my minor was finance, so I know a thing or two. Not everyone has that kind of education to back up their spending habits, though, and I've seen far too many people take a quick dive into debt or bad credit thanks to a single purchase."
Then came out the teacherly pointer stick, which Charlotte might have had a bit too much glee over getting to use as she pointed to various charts and graphs showing the statistics regarding debt or average spending figures or the average American income compared to the average American purchasing. Then, she covered a brief but poignant lesson on advice for making a budget.
"So, today," she said, smartly pushing the length of the pointer down, "that's what we'll be doing today. I swear, it's not as boring or awful as it sounds! Besides, even if it is, it's incredibly important, one of those things that must be done, and, believe me, it's a lot less of a pain in your rear than bankruptcy or debt, that's for sure!"
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Charlotte herself was looking very professional in her glasses and one of her nicer business ensemble, humming a little under her breath despite her best attempts to avoid those nasty little rats (who probably carried with them all sorts of diseases, not to mention those awful earworms), as she waited for the class to come in.
"Good morning!" she greeted them brightly once they were all settled. "Help yourself to some cookies," and there was also milk, because, honestly, who has cookies without milk? "And I apologize that today's class might be a little boring, but it's extremely important. Today we're going to talk about budgeting, which is one of the most important things to consider when shopping, especially for anything with a significant price tag. I should also warn you that, while my degree is in art history, my minor was finance, so I know a thing or two. Not everyone has that kind of education to back up their spending habits, though, and I've seen far too many people take a quick dive into debt or bad credit thanks to a single purchase."
Then came out the teacherly pointer stick, which Charlotte might have had a bit too much glee over getting to use as she pointed to various charts and graphs showing the statistics regarding debt or average spending figures or the average American income compared to the average American purchasing. Then, she covered a brief but poignant lesson on advice for making a budget.
"So, today," she said, smartly pushing the length of the pointer down, "that's what we'll be doing today. I swear, it's not as boring or awful as it sounds! Besides, even if it is, it's incredibly important, one of those things that must be done, and, believe me, it's a lot less of a pain in your rear than bankruptcy or debt, that's for sure!"
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...just as long as you eat some damn cookies.
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Mac & Cheese
Fruit Loops
The movies!
Socks
Mac & Cheese
Belly button ring! (her belly button wasn't pierced, it was just a thought.)
Cake
Hm.
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He stopped and glared at his budget. He thought about crossing off electric bill but he'd need electricity.
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Clothes
Shoes
Fabric!!!!!!
Other supply type things
Makeup
Cell phone
You know, the important stuff.
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What little experience he had came from his infrequent trips to the Klingon homeworld.
Nevertheless it was an assignment. So Worf began a list of items he thought he would need (Prune juice, bat'leth polish, etc.).
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"What's bat'leth polish?"
And, man, she hoped she didn't regret that question.
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Shoes
Clothes
Designer bags
DVDs
Beauty products
She was really not the best at budgeting.
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Talk to the Teacher -- 07/16
Well not anything, but she'll try to keep an open mind.
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Big chunk of unavailability in the afternoon EST, as well, woe.
Also? I am the worst budgeter in the world. You'll find no method RP here. XD