It adds emotion to the deal because they can imagine themselves watching tv or seeing their kids run around.

They finish their "real job," and instead of doing marketing, finding houses, talking to other investors or whatever it is they should be doing, they instead end up plopping on the couch in front of the TV and don't get anything done.So, make the commitment BEFORE you start, make a plan, and then start executing your plan EVERY SINGLE DAY.If you do that, you may not need that "real job" for too much longer

My only suggestion would be to turn the phone sideways to give yourself a view like you would see on TV and get ride of the black on either side.  

Many of us have bought expensive libraries ( $1,000 +) from TV personalities during three day courses, and realize much of it was free on BP and is missing important parts.

The building was wired for both phone (DSL) and cable for TV and internet.And what you get, are students who prefer not to live with roommates and are willing to pay a little extra for their own space.

They are not allowed to poke holes in the walls to hide their TV wires, and you aren't going to do it.  

Kung Fu was one of my favorite TV shows :-)Welcome!

However, you can rely on the information you get from a credit report that shows someone who gets into difficult financial problems, who chooses to continue to watch their cable TV beyond the point where they can pay for it, or charges on their credit cards knowing they can't pay the bill. 

Last time I was over to fix a ceiling fan I think they were up to a TV, couch, living room chair, a couple night stands, an armoire, and a couple chairs and a folding table in the dining area after eight months. 

Then, the tenants call up the cable company or ATT for TV and/or internet.