If I were to save 50% of every dollar I made, I would have money for rent, and then approximately $200 to split between, utilities, fuel, food, insurance, phone bill (it's 2015, don't act like this isn't a necessity at this point) for the month. Let's break this down. I spend about $30 a week on fuel to just get back and forth to and from work. This brings me to $80, my phone bill is $30 a month, and my half of the utilities are about $50 a month. This leaves me with $0.00 to spend on food for the month. This plan is pure bunk in this economy, where even a hazmat driver gets minimum wage.

I feel like it'd be really cool if you put the first four in an array. I'd do it myself, but I'm on mobile.

As much as I disagree with Valenti on other issues, I can't argue with that. Once you take away the safe options, that's when the coat hangers come out.

Have a chance to try them yet? I'm curious to see how your results compare to mine.

I'm so hyped. There better be a blu-ray release alongside it.

The difference between a breakup and a divorce is a lot of paperwork and money.

You should try doing elbow planks for your back pain. I'm pretty similar in size to you, although with an extra inch and 10 extra pounds. Working retail used to be enough to put me out of commission for days, but planks helped a lot with that. If you don't know how to do them, just picture a pushup, except you're on your elbows instead of your hands, and you're just holding yourself up. I just did one a day for as long as I could, and it really helped strengthen my core and back muscles.

Still watch it. It's worth every second.