Casey Liss
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Actually, now that I think about this, between the pop socket that I probably will give up once I get my human-sized phone, but also the MagSafe battery pack that Apple made years ago that I got kind of on a lark because you two jerks wouldn't buy one, and I figured one of the three of us should, that I actually freaking love. I don't use it that often, but oh my word, is it nice when I do need it.
Actually, now that I think about this, between the pop socket that I probably will give up once I get my human-sized phone, but also the MagSafe battery pack that Apple made years ago that I got kind of on a lark because you two jerks wouldn't buy one, and I figured one of the three of us should, that I actually freaking love. I don't use it that often, but oh my word, is it nice when I do need it.
Um, that's really nice. And the Qi charging. So yeah, actually I take it all back. I'm, I'm all in on MagSafe. I think it's quite good.
Um, that's really nice. And the Qi charging. So yeah, actually I take it all back. I'm, I'm all in on MagSafe. I think it's quite good.
Jonathan Cirillo writes, what are your credit card setups? For example, Amex Gold for X, Apple Card for Y, etc. For me, I feel like we've talked about this at some point in the past, but for me, Aaron and I share, and this obviously is what works for us. It won't work for everyone. We share one primary checking account, one primary savings account.
Jonathan Cirillo writes, what are your credit card setups? For example, Amex Gold for X, Apple Card for Y, etc. For me, I feel like we've talked about this at some point in the past, but for me, Aaron and I share, and this obviously is what works for us. It won't work for everyone. We share one primary checking account, one primary savings account.
Obviously, we have investments and other things like that. And then one primary credit card. And so when we were both working years, like traditionally working years and years ago, 95% of our paychecks went into that shared account. And that's what pays the bills. That's what pays for food and everything else.
Obviously, we have investments and other things like that. And then one primary credit card. And so when we were both working years, like traditionally working years and years ago, 95% of our paychecks went into that shared account. And that's what pays the bills. That's what pays for food and everything else.
And then we would siphon off just a little bit to personal credit cards that only we individually have access to, which are basically used for either, I really want to buy this and I don't want to hear you complaining about it for either of us, or I'm buying you a gift and I don't want you to know about it. And so that's basically our setup. It's very boring.
And then we would siphon off just a little bit to personal credit cards that only we individually have access to, which are basically used for either, I really want to buy this and I don't want to hear you complaining about it for either of us, or I'm buying you a gift and I don't want you to know about it. And so that's basically our setup. It's very boring.
The credit card we have gives us a little bit of cash back, I'm sure I could be maximizing my points and whatnot, and so on and so forth. But that's not a game I've ever really gotten into. So my setup is really boring. Basically, we share the same credit card account, all basically all our retail purchases go on that, and then we pay it off every month. And that's basically it.
The credit card we have gives us a little bit of cash back, I'm sure I could be maximizing my points and whatnot, and so on and so forth. But that's not a game I've ever really gotten into. So my setup is really boring. Basically, we share the same credit card account, all basically all our retail purchases go on that, and then we pay it off every month. And that's basically it.
Marco, what about you guys?
Marco, what about you guys?
Yeah, that's Aaron and me.
Yeah, that's Aaron and me.
Real-time follow-up from the chat. Apparently, card.apple.com. Thanks to Zach Knox. That is a thing, apparently.
Real-time follow-up from the chat. Apparently, card.apple.com. Thanks to Zach Knox. That is a thing, apparently.
Okay. Now, to the degree you're willing to share, did you call in favors? Did you get special treatment? What is going on?
Okay. Now, to the degree you're willing to share, did you call in favors? Did you get special treatment? What is going on?