Why do you have to do it every day? Can't you just pay your whole bill at the end of the month. Seems like way too much work.

Too much work isn't probably the correct term but more like a lot of unnecessary work. If you're living paycheck to paycheck I guess it would make sense to pay the bill often to make sure you have enough.

I've got a lot of things to complain about right now:

First off, that ending of that Brewer game. I mean, really? These guys are major leaguers, right?

Second of all, a couple of my wife's friends were coming to visit. They were planning on spending the night so for the last few days we've been cleaning the house and making room in our spare bed room for them to sleep, borrowing air mattresses from people, etc. The night before they're supposed to stay with us my wife tells me they decided to stay in a hotel instead. I was a little upset from all the work we've just did cleaning but my wife tells me it's ok because they'll still be coming to the house to visit so we needed to clean anyway. We went out to dinner with them tonight after they checked into their hotel and after dinner they went back. Did not and will not be coming to the house. So all that work was for nothing. Sure, we did need to clean at some point but there were certainly other things I would have gotten done instead of cleaning for no one to show up.

And thirdly, a couple months ago a woman drove on our yard and hit the power pole. Not our "real" yard but the grass between the sidewalk and street. She put a couple of ruts in it, not really a big deal to me. The cops told me I could file a claim with her insurance and they might give me some money to fix it. I didn't think it was worth the hassle and wasn't going to bother with it. About two weeks after the accident her insurance company calls me and tells me to send them some pictures of the damage and they'll see if it qualifies for a payment. Sure, sounds easy no problem, I do it. The guy calls me back and said this looks easy, he can do it himself and they won't need a claims specialist or something or other to handle it. Cool. I forget about it until about a month later or so and email him asking about the status of the claim. No response. About another month later a different guy calls me and leaves a voicemail saying to call them back. I do. No response. I really don't care about the claim. Honestly, it's about a $10 bag of grass seed to fix it. The amount of time and effort the insurance company has put in to this is probably 100 times more than they will actually pay out, if they pay anything to me. And I really wouldn't even care if they didn't pay me anything.