I made a short movie to show you guys how I worked it out.

That is intended to avoid frat house stuff as seen in the movie "Animal House".

I had a landlord once who gave me a free movie pass because of a repair gone wrong in my apartment.

I have seen regular pizza joint purchases, movies or eating out, all fine but when such are excessive for the income that can indicate poor money management, especially when there is a lack of savings and balances run thin at the end of the month.If I see checks every week to some church, guess what that probably means.....How people take care of and use thier money can tell you more about them than anything they might tell you!

That was a few months ago but at Christmas I gave him what I gave everyone else this year - movie passes for two adult admissions plus coke and popcorn.

Great movie.

I work in the pest control industry and I've seen them in hotels, taxis, movie theators, office buildings, etc.

If this exists in other loan products then the movie's prediction could have some merit.

No, it's not as easy as the good-looking subsidized movie-star wannabes make it look on TV! 

The difference is that you will be giving that decision making right away, unless you do a 51%-49% split, but good luck explaining that one - just like the prenup discussion.I went through a similar situation with an ex (no marriage) of my own, we had been together for over 5 years, living together for 4 1/2 of those years, had everyone telling us that we should get married and all that mess, and thank God I did NOT listen to them and did NOT have her name on any of the documents or bills associated with the house...that conversation went over like a big, wet fart (Step Brothers (2/8) Movie Clip - Job Interview (2008) HD - YouTube) in church, but we still made it another 4 years.