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The year was 1966 and the Batman television series was running strong. Twice a week we (or in some cases, our parents) were treated to Burt Ward backing up Adam West with both his boyish charms and his quotable, “holyisms.” Someone decided however that corny fight scenes and facepalm worthy dialogue weren’t enough so they made a movie. Did the movie hold “Bat-water?” Hold on to your utility belts…we’re about to go for a ride.

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Working at a job in the city is much different from working at one in the suburbs. In the city you most likely have to pay for parking or pay to get there by bus. Either way, you’re shelling out more for transportation than you would normally working in the suburbs. You also meet all walks of life in the city, ranging from complete lunatics to corporate CEOs that would sooner step on you than be late for his or her tee time.

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Gene Roddenberry had a dream. He invented a universe where humans had eliminated disease, poverty, war, bigotry, and greed by banding together to seek out new life and to boldly go where no man had gone before. Sound familiar? It should. Unfortunately for us, that day is a long ways off. We live in a society where money does most of the talking, where absolute power corrupts absolutely, where the rich get richer and the poor get poorer. It’s important in today’s society to ensure you have good credit in case of emergencies, yet the reality is that some people either don’t care about their credit or don’t know how to repair the damage that they may have done to it. If you think that not all companies know or can find out about your financial history, then you’re not living in the twenty-first century.

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