Without A Word

Ok so my 5 year old has been working his butt off to earn enough for this Zuru Micro Boats play set he saw on YouTube. When I looked it up on Toys R Us and Amazon it was $24.99 so that would be 100 missions. Each mission is 25 cents. Well he's up to 25 missions and I happened to be on Walmart.com and found the same play set for $7.99!!! I don't know if this is a typo or if Walmart is just awesome but I ordered it. So now he's excited he only needs to do 32 missions.  Check it out here:  https://www.walmart.com/ip/ZURU-Micro-Boats-Playset-STD-Color-Assortment/52730783 Might as well get ready for Christmas.

Did you know mystery shopping was an actual, legitimate thing? Well, as long as you go through actual legitimate companies. I have several I use, depending on the type of shops. You are a little more limited if you have small children because most don't allow you to bring them. But if you can sneak away for an hour or so, you can usually get something done. Get a free pizza, get paid to get groceries, make phone calls to certain companies, even get paid to get an oil change. The car services are my favorite. Not only do you get reimbursed for the service, you get paid for your time. Its just a matter of meeting all their criteria.  I'm not going to go into too much detail here but I will give you a few avenues to locate the legit companies.  As far as automotive goes, Bestmark is the best. They seem to mostly have shops for GM vehicles but they allow you to borrow a vehicle if you want. So you can offer a friend a free oil change and get paid to do it. They also have shops