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Thankfully they didn’t take the damn golf cart.

Last year I got married. It was important to me that my grandparents attend as they were some of the few relatives I had that were supportive and kind to my wife. When I invited my grandparents, my nana apologized and said they wouldn’t be able to make it because of my grandfather’s diabetes and mobility issues. I assured her that we had made the venue accessible and had a driver and a golf cart arranged to get the elderly around. My nana still declined. Then, like a total asshole I reached out to my aunt who I know has sway over my grandparents. She called my nana and within minutes she had changed her mind and they agreed to come. The thing is, I at the time thought that my grandpa’s mobility was an excuse not to come because my nana tends to be kind of socially anxious and doesn’t care for other members of my family.
Well they come to the wedding and all our accommodations worked, they were picked up and returned to their hotel, my grandpa didn’t have to walk anywhere at the venue and was chauffeured around. But that night my grandpa fell in his hotel room. It was a new environment and I imagine it made falling easy.
That happened back in September. I recently found out that the wound on his foot never healed as his diabetes is pretty bad and he’s in his late 70’s. The doctors ended up taking his toes but that didn’t heal either. They said taking the whole leg is the only option which he declined. He is now is hospice and I’m going to see him next week. I’m afraid to see them. My guilt is overwhelming and all consuming.
It’s true that grandpa has neglected his health a long time, drinking and other things. It’s true that he was exposed to agent orange in Vietnam and it’s also true that he is choosing hospice over amputation but I can’t shake the immense guilt that my selfish desire to have him at my wedding trumped my nana’s valid insistence that they couldn’t make the trip. I’m terrified that I will live with this guilt forever as well as associate it with what was otherwise the greatest day of my life. I don’t feel like bringing it up or apologizing is the right move because I don’t want to make the last hours I have with him to be about me, seeking absolution for something I never should have done. I’ve only called him once since this happened because I feel so ashamed I’m at a loss for words.

Bonjour à tous,
Je travaille (ingé cadre) dans une entreprise et je suis souvent en mobilité, l’entreprise ne m’a pas fourni de carte d’affaire.
Pour les « grosses dépenses » (transports, hôtels, etc) nous sommes obligés de passer via un outil externe pour générer des ordres de missions à faire impérativement valider.
Toutes les réservations effectuées par cet outil sont censées être payées directement par l’entreprise.
Récemment, ils ont commis une erreur (oubli plutôt) et j’ai dû me retrouver à payer de manière imprévu une location de voiture réservée via l’outil et approuvée par la boîte et signée par le client. Afin de ne pas compromettre la mission.
La somme étant conséquente (850€ bloqués sur ma carte perso), je prends contact avec le service frais, qui m’envoie bouler : faudra attendre la NDF à M+1 ou faire une demande d’avance sur frais qui sera traitée sous S+1, bien après la fin de la mission.
Je m’interroge sur la légalité de cette réaction, n’étant pas censé faire le boulot de l’entreprise avec ma carte et ma trésorerie personnelle ?
Je m’interroge également sur la possibilité si cela se reproduit de refuser d’avancer les frais ?
Merci de vos lumières !

Salve a tutti,
account usa e getta per privacy, volevo gentilmente chiedervi consigli spassionati e/o idee su come razionalizzare la mia situazione finanziaria che ho sempre curato in modo abbastanza balordo.
Comunque, sono un uomo, laureato, 33 anni, vivo a sbafo nel Nord Italia in casa di proprietà, provincia di Milano, lavoro stabilmente in ambito IT (non il mio campo di laurea) da un circa tre anni (contando lo stage), contratto indeterminato, stipendio lordo da poco aumentato ai 28 K.
Ho circa 23 K su un conto Intesa Basic fatto un botto di anni fa, 5 k investiti in previdenza in un prodotto intesa (il Mio Futuro, PIP), un 300-400 € su una carta prepagata che uso per fare acquisti online.
Non ho carte di credito, l'unico prestito che dovevo restituire per lavori in casa è già stato saldato, non ho più la macchina che è morta da oltre un anno e uso quella macchina di famiglia sottoutilizzata.
Per "investimenti", ho solo poche robe ad altissimo rischio:

3 azioni Tesla su Degiro, controvalore attuale 630 €.
6 azioni Tesla su Directa, controvalore circa 1500 €.
120 € di bitcoin, che una volta erano 200 €.

Potrei dover andare incontro ad alcune spese non programmate nel breve termine (cambiare elettrodomestici vetusti), ma dovrei cavarmela con 2k, spero meno.
Cosa potrei fare per razionalizzare la situazione?
Pensavo di partire dal farmi intanto un fondo di emergenza e metterci almeno 5 k, ma quale strumento è migliore? Un conto deposito vale l'altro?
Poi, avrebbe senso aumentare versamenti in PIP menzionato che adesso sono solo 400/500 euro all'anno ed ho iniziato parecchi anni fa? O meglio guardare altrove? Tipo ETF e affini.
Dovrei fare una carta di credito e terminare contratto prepagata?
Voi sparate pure idee, mi serve giusto un modello da usare come ispirazione.
Grazie in anticipo!
P.s.
Se fate domande di approfondimento, potrei metterci un po' a rispondere.

I live in a resort town in northern Michigan that is a golf destination for lots of people with a large variety of public and private courses, but not a single driving range. The closest range is over an hour away and I've been kicking around the idea of opening one but haven't done much research yet.
Given the long winters up here, the range would likely operate from the end of May through the end of October and I'm wondering if I can make enough in those 5-6 months to make the payments on the land during the winter when there is nothing coming in. I have a full time career that pays enough where I could still make the payments during the offseason if I'm not generating enough from the business itself but obviously I would prefer the business be self sufficient if possible.
I can get 8 acres of cleared land for about $65k and I'm ballparking that I could get the actual structure to hit from built for about $60k. Beyond that the only major start-up expenses I can think of are for landscaping equipment, the ball retrieval cart, practice/refurbished balls, and the ball dispensing machines... this is all just back of the envelope math but it seems like I could get the whole thing going with a $150k loan... am I way off base here or is this potentially a good idea?
Another thought is to put some of my own money into it too so as to lower the amount I need a loan for, and/or to do a shorter term loan so I'm free and clear on it sooner. Either way the idea is for the business to be a long-term thing that eventually goes to my son if he wants it so owing the bank for 10-15 years isn't the end of the world. Real estate/property is also my favorite investment by a mile so even just building equity in those 8 acres while the business on it breaks even is theoretically fine.
Anyway, if anyone has any experiences or resources to share I would really appreciate it.
Edit: another major expense I just thought of is the parking lot.

Something like this](https://i.etsystatic.com/29659353/il/965cd1/4964636288/il_1140xN.4964636288_7gr4.jpg.)
How many of these can you reasonably have in your golf bag? I think these are fun but I might not be able to do more than one.

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Does anyone have experience going to the game while injured? I don't have a handicap placard or a wheelchair but walking from the parking lot to my seat is not going to be an option. I don't want to sell my tickets either. I know they have golf carts that can take you from your car to the gates but I don't know how to get that service. And then once I'm in the gates, do they have any wheelchairs where the person I'm going to the game with could wheel me to our section? It's not that I can't walk or stand at all but I am supposed to be non weight bearing as much as possible.

Hi! I'm taking a vacation to St Louis (I'm from CA) and I'm curious to know what people consider the best carts! Looking on weedmaps I didn't see any Raw Garden, but I did see Select carts which I like. I'll be in St. Louis, so any shop recommendations would be awesome! Since I'm out of state I am recreational though.
Also, I will have access to a car, is it better to shop in MO or to cross to IL , price and quality wise?

Ho un budget di circa 15k per l’acquisto di un’auto sportiva (2018 o più recente, max 70.000km) che mi porti da A a B un pelo più velocemente di quanto stia facendo la mia aygo al momento.
Il sogno, da amatore della toyota, sarebbe la gt86, ma è troppo oltre il mio budget
Le opzioni che sto considerando al momento sono la fiat 124 spider, mazda mx-5 o la honda civic (in realtà non mi convince la lunghezza, un dobló è più corto)
Non ho grandissime pretese, valuto più l’aspetto dei cv, niente golf o alfa romeo, che ci metta meno di 15 minuti per passare da 70km/h a 110 e che possibilmente non mi lasci a piedi (penso di fare meno di 15k km l’anno)
Qualsiasi consiglio è ben accetto!

Mi è arrivata una mail promozionale per una carta di credito Agos revolving.
Ovviamente i tassi sono abbastanza elevati, ma c'è un bonus di benvenuto di 100€ su un acquisto (anche online) di minimo 500€.
https://www.agos.it/carte-di-credito/istituzionali/agospay-green.aspx
Potrebbe aver senso sfruttarla per questo? Se ci ritiro 500€ per sbloccare il bonus, e poi la uso per acquistare un nuovo cellulare ad esempio?
Le condizioni sono sempre molto misteriose, ma magari qualcuno ha già avuto esperienze simili.

Saw a video elsewhere, but can't cross post. Oook

I can’t believe you guys enjoy this.
I golfed with my wife last week at a decent course, for $45 for the 2 of us. I’ve never paid more than $50/pp. How are you guys able to spend $100+ per round?!
In addition, I was reading about golf carts and courses “running out”. Courses I play at always have a plethora of carts. Usually there are less than 10 carts in the parking lot.
I played a scramble Saturday that took 5.5 hours. I couldn’t imagine always having that. My rounds with my wife take 3.5 hours. If I’m solo I can get 18 holes done in under 2 hours. How do you guys stay sane with it taking so long?!
I posted awhile ago about being forced to pair up, and the response was “that’s the norm”. I’ve since golfed 7 other courses in my area (within a 30 minute drive) and no other course does this, as they aren’t ever busy.
TL;DR How are you guys regularly able to afford $100/week?
How do you guys stay sane with a course that’s packed?
I would never golf if it was as expensive as you guys say, coupled with long rounds.
Edit: To be clear the “$100 per week” I thought most of you only golfed once per week.
Also seems most people don’t pay that much and are paying low rates like me. Thanks for clearing up that $100+/round is the norm.

I just bought some LED light for a golf cart. They are 18watt 9-36volt lights. Can I hook them up straight to a 12 volt battery that would be separate from golf cart or do I need a resistor? The videos online are confusing about this subject.