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Plain and simple, most of us don't judge how nice our drive was based on how much it cost us but by how we felt and what we saw.

This upcoming holiday is definitely going to be weird because of the pandemic. But will that be a good thing or a bad thing for family relationships?

The state is listed at 41st on the list.

Where are they coming from?

This lifestyle also creates opportunities for barter.

100,000 business nationwide are already closed for good.

Austin, Texas is a favorite among liberals across the country.

Regardless of the study results, I love living here and blame Chubbuck for any low scores we got.

We aren't doing all that bad in the grand scheme of things.

Some talent, no spark.

What is very nice to learn is some of the money spent benefits charitable causes.

Source: WalletHub There is an image of Idahoans being thrifty and stingy with money.  Not according to WalletHub, which shares people in the state don’t mind pulling out the credit card.  The site ranked all 50 states and the District of Columbia.  Idaho has the 13th highest credit card burden.

Many of the cities listed among the worst are the usual suspects.

I’ve noticed many cities in the Mountain and Intermountain West score well compared to Eastern counterparts.

All is not rainbows and laughing unicorns in the land of studies because a new one says Idaho is terrible for working dads

Only two states are better than Idaho on the list.

Idaho is joined in the bottom five by 4 southeastern states.

Recent data released by a national finance website puts Idaho in the bottom eight states for meeting the lifestyle needs of most women.

A State Trooper once told me he assumes everyone he meets in Idaho is packing heat.

It is a pretty well know fact that as citizens of the greatest country on the planet that we are also the fattest people on the planet.