I nominated it for Best Fishing Minigame . <| sep |> HES INVADING OAKLAND ! WE ' RE INVADING HIS SAFE SPACE ! !<| sep |> All you need is to buy an external phono amp and youll be in business . They can be fairly cheap to very expensive . Just do a quick search for phono amp or phono stage . <| sep |> We sent Stephen a 38 mm watch strap in Satchel brown cru stitching if anyone has any questions or want any more details drop me a message or comment here . Thanks a lot for this review Stephen ! usuperfun <| sep |> That it ' s a black family thing doesn ' t necessarily imply that it ' s uniquely a black family thing . <| sep |> So , here ' s something to put your mind at ease , perhaps . Household income in our house , when I was a kid , was above 100 , 000 in the late 80 ' searly 90 ' s . 100 , 000 in 1990 USD is about $ 184 , 000 today . We lived in a doublewide , and my parents had one car dad had a company car until I was around 4 th grade , and my parents wanted to go to different places one Saturday , and couldn ' t both take the family car . Even then , neither car was particularly fancy Dad had a Jeep Cherokee with handcranked windows , mom bought an Accord . They paid for the car outright , and the Jeep and doublewide were paid off . for much of my childhood , my parents had no debt at all . As a kid , I wondered sometimes if we were poor . My friends had real houses with rec rooms , pools , garages , etc . But we definitely didn ' t feel poor money wasn ' t something that was ever discussed , because it just wasn ' t an issue . TV ' s in every room , computer in the house since the mid 80 ' s . In fact , around 1990 , Mom saw that I was interested in computers and bought me my own computer for my bedroom so I could learn about them . We had internet service starting around 1993 . In ' 94 , they bought a real house , with a 20 year mortgage , and paid it off in 10 . Dad retired at 53 , mom at 57 because she still enjoyed her job . They ' re now retired with no debt , aside from new cars when they feel like it , because why not ? As I said , when I was a kid , I didn ' t understand why we didn ' t go on cruises , why we didn ' t take skitrips , or have a lake house , or have a househouse , etc . But learning as I grew up just how carefully my dad managed money , and why his parents were reckless spenders , and he grew up always hearing them fight over money , scrape to make it to the next month , borrow from extended family , and then blow cash on stupid things , it shaped my outlook on the world . I learned from my parents choices that the security of knowing that you ' re not a month , or even 12 months away from destitution is a wonderful thing . I learned that being able to spend money when you need to is wonderful for your mental wellbeing Washing machine died ? Buy another . Car needs tires ? Do it now , rather than risking your safety on bald treads . I learned that happiness doesn ' t come from always chasing that next level . I learned that being 60 and being able to do whatever you want because you ' ve got a huge nest egg and no debt is an admirable goal . Your kids will learn far more from seeing your decisions than they will from having fancy things .