Post #2974778
2026-05-11 16:37 UTC
@discobeez@mas.to
That is really interesting and quite a long term forecast of sorts. So once the surprise bumps are smoothed out by transferring expected expenses the other stuff is usual and "accounted" for. Does this transferred amount have a usage expiry timeline like if the glasses could be bought a little later or tires are fine beyond this date then repurpose the funds for something else?
I have my first set of glasses since I first got told "no the fonts are not small" and that's all B(
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@discobeez@mas.to 2026-05-11 17:13
@dpreacher@freeradical.zone if the balance builds up too much (yes, it's that subjective), then I either pull a future expense forward (we can do the bathroom remodel early), or just do something else useful (buy a power tool, whatever). It's never a problem. Also, the whole thing is deliberate enough that I find my natural impulsivity isn't a problem either.