You’re an idiotOn a $200 product, yes
Nintendo's new $199 "Switch Lite" can't actually switch....
- Thread starter goatmane
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I’m baffled cats have even entertained him this long w/ these drawn out responses... @ “best” he’s a troll fishing for these long ass responses for a cheap laugh
CookisaCac
I aint lyrical
You're a broke ass
CookisaCac
I aint lyrical
RoidJonesJr
Superstar
now I’m pissed...even this tool got a switch lite early
man i swear when i found this dudes channel he was at like 40K subs. Dude has 600K+ now
anyway BB charged my card...should be shipping later today or early tomorrow...the wait is almost over 
same here
Kingshango
Veteran
Saw some Switch Lites at work today, those things are tiny as hell in person.
You're completely correct in this debate breh. If you use CCs right, you will make more money than they make off you by far.
Issue is most folks dont always use the card in the right way, so it's a very profitable business
Paying bills on time does nothing for your credit score
Not paying them does tho. Its a fukked up system
And credit cards are a good intro to building credit, so when you do decide to “finance” something you more likely to get approved and get a lower interest rate.
Debit cards dont offer shyt. No cashback, no auto rental insurance, no price protection, no extended warranty, don't build credit.
Got a mac last weekend. Aint get the apple care cuz my american express extended the warranty. If i find a better deal on the same mac this month i can call amex n let em know n get the difference back too.
After i bought it i logged into my app and paid my balance with a couple of clicks. No extra fees, no interest. Cost me the exact same as it woulda with cash or my debit card.
Now how would using my debit card been a better idea in this scenario? What extra benefit would i have gotten? I really wanna know
There is no advantage to using a debit card. There are clear advantages to using credit cards. If one prefers one can functionally use a credit card as one would a debit (minus the cash back from your bank account at the time of purchase). You simply buy something on credit and when it post transfer over the money any pay it off or set your account for auto-pay of the full amount due every month.Paying bills on time does nothing for your credit score
Not paying them does tho. Its a fukked up system
And credit cards are a good intro to building credit, so when you do decide to “finance” something you more likely to get approved and get a lower interest rate.
Debit cards dont offer shyt. No cashback, no auto rental insurance, no price protection, no extended warranty, don't build credit.
Got a mac last weekend. Aint get the apple care cuz my american express extended the warranty. If i find a better deal on the same mac this month i can call amex n let em know n get the difference back too.
After i bought it i logged into my app and paid my balance with a couple of clicks. No extra fees, no interest. Cost me the exact same as it woulda with cash or my debit card.
Now how would using my debit card been a better idea in this scenario? What extra benefit would i have gotten? I really wanna know
the_FUTURE
Superstar
these 2 are annoying as fukk but it was cool to see the grey unboxing...the other colors are just way to pastel-y looking...anyway just got shipping confirmation...on track to receive it tomorrow
i want the yellow one a lot. This is def gonna do numbers christmas time. you already know parents looking for the cheaper choice like with the DS brand.