FYI, it’s legit-ish, at least it used to be. You have to spend at least $29 on the nift site to apply the gift card.

Only most everything is $18-25, so you have to spend a few bucks out of pocket to get a couple of cheap doo-dads. Not worth it unless they have something you really need/want.

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Here’s the thing: You got yourself a real nice shot, there. Bravo!

If you have ice cube trays, I’d freeze it into coffee cubes and keep them in a freezer bag. It’ll taste way better for longer and there’s much less risk of mold or funky smells developing.

I have some from Easter that I’m still using and they’re still quite strong. I toss a few in a glass when I wake up with some milk and let it thaw for a bit, I’m a fan.

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Finally upgraded to Lineage OS 23

Mounjaro and Ozempic both have savings cards you can sign up for on their respective websites, as long as you aren’t on government insurance.

I had the same issue last year, my A1C was 6.9 and insurance denied coverage. I got the savings card from Lilly, had my doctor call in the script and BAM! 25USD for 12 weeks of Mounjaro.

I didn’t even need a prior authorization anymore. Apparently results may vary, but I got lucky. Try them both if needed. Stay vigilant!

FYI: That’s not Jim Breuer, it’s Brian Regan

I’d bet a bunch of vocal groups from the early days of vinyl would fall into this group. They’re probably mostly in Las Vegas and Branson these days.

As a personal memory, I played a few gigs with The Diamonds(most known for their hit 1957 record “Little Darlin’”) back in the early 2000s. They were having a bit of a resurgence after a PBS series aired. At one point the original bass singer was back, but he wasn’t long for this earth and somebody else was in his place by the second tour I did.