Xero is what i hear.But let me embarrass my self.  

That story was always very embarrassing for me, but it was only recently that I actually realized why.

I'm kind of embarrassed to say this, but I feel like I don't have the right credentials for corporate America as I only have a two year degree in business.

I may as well have dropped those same dollar bills into a sidewalk sewage drain (I was actually a little sick to my stomach for a few weeks after that experience)...Anyway, after reading a few of the comments in this thread, I actually feel little bad for ever silently berating and judging lottery players ever since I learned the value of money...Interesting perspective, though: as a few others have pointed out, playing lottery offers some value to the player in the same way non-players spend money on other forms of "fun" / "entertainment".I'm ashamed to admit, but I've blown an embarrassing amount of $ on designer accessories in my life...

"What an embarrassing with-hunt?"

I've learned the embarrassing truth that I'm wrong sometimes.

Life savings flushed in the toilet, families torn apart over finances, embarrassment, losing all trust, etc... 

It's so sad to see so many people who have great potential, but they don't act on it because they're afraid of embarrassment or how their personal image is seen from others. 

So, it is in the seller's best interest to return all deposits to avoid any lengthy court process that prohibits him from re-sell his property.There is no shame for using your brain for backing out and only a fool continues with a deal they don't want because they don't want to be embarrassed.

@Kurt HinesI'm embarrassed to say I hadn't thought to shop around for higher yield saving accounts!