*“Dopamine Decor” Is 2023’s Happiest Decorating Trend*

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*Форменная одежда*

Форменная одежда для руководства, иных должностных лиц центрального аппарата и ...via forma full 5 https://ift.tt/J2wkM8g Manage Unsubscribe from these notifications or sign in to manage your Email service.IFTTT Manage on IFTTT: https://ifttt.com/myrecipes/personal/114580525
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Форменная одежда

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*A TikTok prankster goes viral for especially disgusting plane cooking video*

The "mile-fry" club isn't actually a thing but a TikToker under the name of @barfly7777 tried to make it happen by cooking a package of shrimp and instant mashed potatoes over two batteries in a Delta (DAL) - Get Free Report plane's bathroom. "Well I've got a terrible idea," the TikToker says in the video that garnered over 900,000 views in the four days since it was posted. It also inspired considerable debate over whether such a "prank" would ever set off a trend of people actually trying it.Related: Another questionable and slightly gross 'travel hack' is going viral on TikTok Barfly7777's video pans out from him driving in the car toward the airport, passing through TSA security and then boarding the Delta plane with a bag of frozen shrimp and frozen instant mashed potatoes. @barfly7777 With 2 6v batteries wired in series to an immersion beverage heater, one is able to get water scalding hot quickly. Raw shrimp will only need a few minutes. Adding instant mash to the shrimp water adds some extra flavor. Garlic butter makes everything go better. #terribleideawhattime #shrimp #garlicshrimp #mashedpotatoes #flying #bathroomchef #howtocookproperly #barfly7777 #innovation #privatechef #newidea #hack #Splice ♬ FUCK IT - xryce Frozen shrimp, instant mashed potatoes and plane sink: done The video then flashes to the man going into the plane's bathroom, filling the sink with water and then plugging two portable batteries into the outlet usually used for low-voltage devices to keep the water boiling. He then puts the shrimp into it, adds some seasoning and then puts it out onto a napkin. After doing the same with mashed potatoes (mashing the powder with the hands after mixing it with water), he places them into a barf bag and carries it out to the plane seat with a grinning face. More Travel:A new travel term is taking over the internet (and reaching airlines and hotels)The 10 best airline stocks to buy nowAirlines see a new kind of traveler at the front of the plane "Success!" a female voice says enthusiastically as the video flashes to a close-up of the man eating the shrimp. "With 2 6v batteries wired in series to an immersion beverage heater, one is able to get water scalding hot quickly," Barfly7777 explains further in the caption to the video. "Raw shrimp will only need a few minutes. Adding instant mash to the shrimp water adds some extra flavor. Garlic butter makes everything go better."'No fly list coming soon,' commenters say The video predictably went viral through the "disgust factor" — while very few would actually take the TikToker's suggestion seriously and attempt a similar experiment aboard a flight, the shock factor meant many couldn't help but look to see if the traveler would successfully cook his meal and not get stopped by one of the air crew members. The video is also quickly gathering steam and amassing tens of thousands of new views with each passing minute. "HOW DID THAT BATTERY MAKE IT PAST TSA?" a TikToker named Yelvab wrote in the most upvoted comment under the video. "No fly list coming in hot lol," another TikToker named Kevin Miles wrote in reference to Barfly7777 calling his recipe "Mile High Bathroom Garlic Shrimp & Mash" and also encouraging his 157,000-plus followers to join the "mile-fry club." But even a five-minute scroll through the TikToker's account shows that his entire brand is based off of making shock-factor videos around food — he cooks a rack of baby racks in one viral video and an approximation of French Onion Soup in another video with over seven million views. Without commenting on whether the TikToker broke any of the airline's policies by attempting this, Delta has been telling media outlets that its teams "are aware of the video and are further looking into it."
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A TikTok prankster goes viral for especially disgusting plane cooking video

The "mile-fry" club isn't actually a thing but a TikToker under the name of @barfly7777 tried to make it happen by cooking a package of shrimp and instant mashed potatoes over two batteries in a Delta (DAL) - Get Free Report plane's bathroom. "Well I've got a terrible idea," the TikToker says in the video that garnered over 900,000 views in the four days since it was posted. It also inspired considerable debate over whether such a "prank" would ever set off a trend of people actually trying it.Related: Another questionable and slightly gross 'travel hack' is going viral on TikTok Barfly7777's video pans out from him driving in the car toward the airport, passing through TSA security and then boarding the Delta plane with a bag of frozen shrimp and frozen instant mashed potatoes. @barfly7777 With 2 6v batteries wired in series to an immersion beverage heater, one is able to get water scalding hot quickly. Raw shrimp will only need a few minutes. Adding instant mash to the shrimp water adds some extra flavor. Garlic butter makes everything go better. #terribleideawhattime #shrimp #garlicshrimp #mashedpotatoes #flying #bathroomchef #howtocookproperly #barfly7777 #innovation #privatechef #newidea #hack #Splice ♬ FUCK IT - xryce Frozen shrimp, instant mashed potatoes and plane sink: done The video then flashes to the man going into the plane's bathroom, filling the sink with water and then plugging two portable batteries into the outlet usually used for low-voltage devices to keep the water boiling. He then puts the shrimp into it, adds some seasoning and then puts it out onto a napkin. After doing the same with mashed potatoes (mashing the powder with the hands after mixing it with water), he places them into a barf bag and carries it out to the plane seat with a grinning face. More Travel:A new travel term is taking over the internet (and reaching airlines and hotels)The 10 best airline stocks to buy nowAirlines see a new kind of traveler at the front of the plane "Success!" a female voice says enthusiastically as the video flashes to a close-up of the man eating the shrimp. "With 2 6v batteries wired in series to an immersion beverage heater, one is able to get water scalding hot quickly," Barfly7777 explains further in the caption to the video. "Raw shrimp will only need a few minutes. Adding instant mash to the shrimp water adds some extra flavor. Garlic butter makes everything go better."'No fly list coming soon,' commenters say The video predictably went viral through the "disgust factor" — while very few would actually take the TikToker's suggestion seriously and attempt a similar experiment aboard a flight, the shock factor meant many couldn't help but look to see if the traveler would successfully cook his meal and not get stopped by one of the air crew members. The video is also quickly gathering steam and amassing tens of thousands of new views with each passing minute. "HOW DID THAT BATTERY MAKE IT PAST TSA?" a TikToker named Yelvab wrote in the most upvoted comment under the video. "No fly list coming in hot lol," another TikToker named Kevin Miles wrote in reference to Barfly7777 calling his recipe "Mile High Bathroom Garlic Shrimp & Mash" and also encouraging his 157,000-plus followers to join the "mile-fry club." But even a five-minute scroll through the TikToker's account shows that his entire brand is based off of making shock-factor videos around food — he cooks a rack of baby racks in one viral video and an approximation of French Onion Soup in another video with over seven million views. Without commenting on whether the TikToker broke any of the airline's policies by attempting this, Delta has been telling media outlets that its teams "are aware of the video and are further looking into it."
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*Какие друзья нужны человеку для счастья и как их найти*

Возможно, вы дружите неправильно.
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*Adam Silver hints at NBA's partnership with another major broadcaster outside of ESPN, TNT*

The media world is awaiting what the National Basketball Association does with its next media rights deal, and Adam Silver gave a little hint about what the league could do. During the press conference before the Finals of the NBA's inaugural In-Season Tournament, Silver answered a few questions about the league's next media rights deal, expressing interest in remaining partners with its two current partners, Disney (DIS) - Get Free Report and Warner Bros. Discovery's (WBD) - Get Free Report. "I would say we have great relationships with our current partners with Disney and Warner Bros. Discovery," Silver said. "It is my hope that they will be part of the future of this league." Silver acknowledged that the Disney, which broadcasts NBA games on ABC and ESPN, and Warner Bros., which broadcasts games on TNT, are already in talks with the NBA despite the two sides having an exclusive negotiating period with the NBA in March and April. The NBA has been partnered with TNT owner Warner Bros. Discovery and predecessor Turner since the 1980s, while Disney joined in starting the 2002-03 NBA season. Disney CEO Bob Iger has a long standing relationship with Silver, and was in attendance at the In-Season Tournament in Las Vegas.Related: Experts weigh in on the NBA’s next media deal and whether ESPN can fend off Amazon and Apple Silver also recognized that both Disney and Warner Bros. are in the process of transitioning to streaming, and that was when he hinted that there could be other suitors for the NBA's rights. "I should just say that they both those companies are in the process of morphing from more traditional broadcasters to streaming entities too, so positive conversations with them, but I know there's interest from other media companies as well," Silver said. A CNBC report has suggested that the NBA could be looking for up to three suitors for its media rights deal, which leaves the door open for a company that already has some experience in the streaming space such as Amazon (AMZN) - Get Free Report or Apple (AAPL) - Get Free Report. Apple has made a splash with Apple TV+ and its partnership with Major League Soccer that has seen early success since the arrival of Lionel Messi in July. Amazon has made moves nationally by broadcasting the NFL's "Thursday Night Football," but has also already made headway internationally by broadcasting the likes of the UEFA Champions League in Germany and Italy or cricket in Australia.Related: NBA player contracts are skyrocketing — here's how high they can go In response to a question about the Diamond Sports bankruptcy, Silver noted that the broadcasting rights negotiations go far beyond national and regional rights. "My view is for our national negotiations, we think those rights are incredibly valuable," Silver said. "Those local rights, there may be an opportunity to integrate those rights into a new national or for that matter, international package." Netflix has not been reported to be in the mix for NBA rights, but the powerful streamer has slowly been pushing live sports in a more exhibition-style capacity. It started with the "Netflix Cup" last month that integrated athletes from Formula 1 and the PGA Tour in a celebrity golf cup that highlighted two of the streamer's popular sports documentaries, "Formula 1: Drive to Survive" and "Full Swing." The company announced on Dec. 11 that it would have another live sports event, "The Netflix Slam," which will be an exhibition tennis match between top Spanish stars Rafael Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz. The event is scheduled for March 3, 2024. Get exclusive access to portfolio managers’ stock picks and proven investing strategies with Real Money Pro. Get started now.
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Adam Silver hints at NBA's partnership with another major broadcaster outside of ESPN, TNT

The media world is awaiting what the National Basketball Association does with its next media rights deal, and Adam Silver gave a little hint about what the league could do. During the press conference before the Finals of the NBA's inaugural In-Season Tournament, Silver answered a few questions about the league's next media rights deal, expressing interest in remaining partners with its two current partners, Disney (DIS) - Get Free Report and Warner Bros. Discovery's (WBD) - Get Free Report. "I would say we have great relationships with our current partners with Disney and Warner Bros. Discovery," Silver said. "It is my hope that they will be part of the future of this league." Silver acknowledged that the Disney, which broadcasts NBA games on ABC and ESPN, and Warner Bros., which broadcasts games on TNT, are already in talks with the NBA despite the two sides having an exclusive negotiating period with the NBA in March and April. The NBA has been partnered with TNT owner Warner Bros. Discovery and predecessor Turner since the 1980s, while Disney joined in starting the 2002-03 NBA season. Disney CEO Bob Iger has a long standing relationship with Silver, and was in attendance at the In-Season Tournament in Las Vegas.Related: Experts weigh in on the NBA’s next media deal and whether ESPN can fend off Amazon and Apple Silver also recognized that both Disney and Warner Bros. are in the process of transitioning to streaming, and that was when he hinted that there could be other suitors for the NBA's rights. "I should just say that they both those companies are in the process of morphing from more traditional broadcasters to streaming entities too, so positive conversations with them, but I know there's interest from other media companies as well," Silver said. A CNBC report has suggested that the NBA could be looking for up to three suitors for its media rights deal, which leaves the door open for a company that already has some experience in the streaming space such as Amazon (AMZN) - Get Free Report or Apple (AAPL) - Get Free Report. Apple has made a splash with Apple TV+ and its partnership with Major League Soccer that has seen early success since the arrival of Lionel Messi in July. Amazon has made moves nationally by broadcasting the NFL's "Thursday Night Football," but has also already made headway internationally by broadcasting the likes of the UEFA Champions League in Germany and Italy or cricket in Australia.Related: NBA player contracts are skyrocketing — here's how high they can go In response to a question about the Diamond Sports bankruptcy, Silver noted that the broadcasting rights negotiations go far beyond national and regional rights. "My view is for our national negotiations, we think those rights are incredibly valuable," Silver said. "Those local rights, there may be an opportunity to integrate those rights into a new national or for that matter, international package." Netflix has not been reported to be in the mix for NBA rights, but the powerful streamer has slowly been pushing live sports in a more exhibition-style capacity. It started with the "Netflix Cup" last month that integrated athletes from Formula 1 and the PGA Tour in a celebrity golf cup that highlighted two of the streamer's popular sports documentaries, "Formula 1: Drive to Survive" and "Full Swing." The company announced on Dec. 11 that it would have another live sports event, "The Netflix Slam," which will be an exhibition tennis match between top Spanish stars Rafael Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz. The event is scheduled for March 3, 2024. Get exclusive access to portfolio managers’ stock picks and proven investing strategies with Real Money Pro. Get started now.
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*What leasing agreements reveal about the state of brick-and-mortar retail*

Brixmor Property Group owns and operates retail centers that include TJ Maxx, Kohl's, and Burlington. Jim Taylor, the CEO of Brixmor, sat down with TheStreet's J.D. Durkin to delve into how these retailers are faring amid the crucial holiday shopping season.Full Video Transcript Below: J.D. DURKIN: Brixmor has property that is home to a lot of big name retailers. We're talking TJ Maxx, Burlington, Kohl's, just to name a few. Jim, how are these retailers best preparing for the heart of the holiday shopping season? What are you seeing? JIM TAYLOR: Well, we're seeing great traffic into our centers and the retailers like those that you mentioned and many others, I think are very pleased with the strength of the consumer and importantly, how the store serves the consumer. You know, we're a retail landlord with about 360 properties across the us tenanted by great retailers like TJ, like Publix, like Kroger, Burlington and many others. And, you know, the retailers themselves are finding that the stores are a great way to connect with and serve the consumer. So as they go into the holiday season, I think they're seeing great traffic. Obviously, Black Friday was strong, but we're seeing overall strength in traffic even past Black Friday. J.D. DURKIN: How are you seeing the companies position themselves maybe a little bit different for this year's holiday season than maybe what we've seen in the past, I wonder? JIM TAYLOR: Well, I think they've gotten a handle on the inventory. Right and you've seen many retailers come out and drive profitability from an inventory perspective by reducing what they have in the store. I think they're improving the overall mix and offering to the consumer and really giving the consumer multiple reasons to come into the store. And again, I think that that's been part of the success that's driving these retailers. Now, one thing to appreciate is that these retailers also look out and see potential weakness in the consumer. And so they're positioning for that to remain competitive, to remain a compelling value proposition, as many of our retailers are. And again, to give the consumer a reason to come into the store. We're a retail landlord, as I like to say. We're not directly in the retail business. We we lease properties that retailers want to be at. And I think that's important to appreciate. And the retailers themselves understand that as well as it relates to our business because they're committing to stores well into 25 and beyond. So whatever retail or consumer softness we may see over the coming periods, I think the retailers are well positioned for it. Their balance sheets are stronger. They've come through the pandemic better. So I think we're well positioned for whatever lies ahead.
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What leasing agreements reveal about the state of brick-and-mortar retail

Brixmor Property Group owns and operates retail centers that include TJ Maxx, Kohl's, and Burlington. Jim Taylor, the CEO of Brixmor, sat down with TheStreet's J.D. Durkin to delve into how these retailers are faring amid the crucial holiday shopping season.Full Video Transcript Below: J.D. DURKIN: Brixmor has property that is home to a lot of big name retailers. We're talking TJ Maxx, Burlington, Kohl's, just to name a few. Jim, how are these retailers best preparing for the heart of the holiday shopping season? What are you seeing? JIM TAYLOR: Well, we're seeing great traffic into our centers and the retailers like those that you mentioned and many others, I think are very pleased with the strength of the consumer and importantly, how the store serves the consumer. You know, we're a retail landlord with about 360 properties across the us tenanted by great retailers like TJ, like Publix, like Kroger, Burlington and many others. And, you know, the retailers themselves are finding that the stores are a great way to connect with and serve the consumer. So as they go into the holiday season, I think they're seeing great traffic. Obviously, Black Friday was strong, but we're seeing overall strength in traffic even past Black Friday. J.D. DURKIN: How are you seeing the companies position themselves maybe a little bit different for this year's holiday season than maybe what we've seen in the past, I wonder? JIM TAYLOR: Well, I think they've gotten a handle on the inventory. Right and you've seen many retailers come out and drive profitability from an inventory perspective by reducing what they have in the store. I think they're improving the overall mix and offering to the consumer and really giving the consumer multiple reasons to come into the store. And again, I think that that's been part of the success that's driving these retailers. Now, one thing to appreciate is that these retailers also look out and see potential weakness in the consumer. And so they're positioning for that to remain competitive, to remain a compelling value proposition, as many of our retailers are. And again, to give the consumer a reason to come into the store. We're a retail landlord, as I like to say. We're not directly in the retail business. We we lease properties that retailers want to be at. And I think that's important to appreciate. And the retailers themselves understand that as well as it relates to our business because they're committing to stores well into 25 and beyond. So whatever retail or consumer softness we may see over the coming periods, I think the retailers are well positioned for it. Their balance sheets are stronger. They've come through the pandemic better. So I think we're well positioned for whatever lies ahead.
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*Free-to-Play game you enjoy frequently where you didn’t spend even a single penny on it?*

I understand the idea behind free-to-play games where the developers are hoping that micro transactions keep the game alive. So, is there any such game you play and enjoy regularly but haven’t spent even a dime on it? submitted by /u/naughty_dad2 to r/gaming [link] [comments]
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*10 лучших фильмов про закулисье Голливуда*

«Звёздная карта», «Сансет бульвар» и «Манк» навсегда изменят ваш взгляд на изнанку киносъёмок.
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*Amazon shoppers find crafty solution to a very expensive problem*

Most of us can probably agree that life is a little more expensive these days. Whether it's going out to dinner, going out for a movie, or just staying in for the night, our bills seem to be going up — despite the behavior changes we might be making to cut back. Related: Sam's Club makes major upcoming store closure announcement Data from the most recent Consumer Price Index shows that the prices of many goods and services are higher compared to past prices. Here's a breakdown of how different items rose over the past 12 months:Food: up 3.3%Food at home: up 2.1%Food away from home: up 5.4%Energy: down 4.5%Electricity: up 2.4%New vehicles: up 1.9%Apparel: up 2.6%Medical care commodities: up 4.7%Transportation services: up 9.2%Shelter: up 6.7% If you're on a budget, going to the grocery store feels like enough of a challenge. But if you're in the market for a new home, saving enough might feel next to impossible. The average fixed mortgage rate sits at 7.924%. Compare these rates to where they were in January 2021, where many rates sat around 2.65%, and home buying feels like a reality tv contest; it is not for the faint of heart. Shelter is the CPI's benchmark for measuring housing costs and its relationship with inflation. It's based more on rent prices, but an increase in rent typically correlates closely to a rise in housing costs across the board. Given that it's up just 6.7% as of October 2023, it's not surprising that some folks are considering alternative living opportunities. Visitors to the "New Housing" trade fair walk around the grounds of the Karlsruhe trade fair center and look at Tiny Houses in Baden-Württemberg, Germany on June 30. (Photo by Philipp von Ditfurth/picture alliance via Getty Images.) picture alliance/Getty Images Buyers find compelling solution on Amazon Leave it to crafty Amazon (AMZN) - Get Free Report buyers, then, who scour the internet high and low for deals. The most recent finding for buyers looking to pinch their pennies is a storage shed which costs just $5,490.88. The shed, which is sold by Best Barns Inc. and measures just 12 feet by 16 feet, features pre cut and pre drilled parts for ease of assembly. The barn weighs 1,200 pounds and is usually available to ship within 8-9 days. The barn doesn't include a floor and isn't officially billed as a potential place of residence. Best Barns Inc. also offers a slightly different 12 x 20 foot barn, for $6,195.18. Shoppers claim it has room for a sleeping area and ample storage. Though it also features a more rustic appeal. "This needs to be wired, plumbed and insulated to be a tiny home. this would also need to have the interior finished out and a kitchen and bathroom installed," one Amazon reviewer wrote. The tiny home trend has been growing in recent years as customers who might otherwise be priced out of the housing market find alternative means toward home ownership. Other retailers, including Wayfair and Home Depot have made similar moves, selling storage sheds and barns that some motivated customers might convert to use as dwelling spaces. It's important to note that, while these sheds might offer storage, water resistance, and technically a roof over your head, none of these retailers officially bill these as structures as homes.
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Amazon shoppers find crafty solution to a very expensive problem

Most of us can probably agree that life is a little more expensive these days. Whether it's going out to dinner, going out for a movie, or just staying in for the night, our bills seem to be going up — despite the behavior changes we might be making to cut back. Related: Sam's Club makes major upcoming store closure announcement Data from the most recent Consumer Price Index shows that the prices of many goods and services are higher compared to past prices. Here's a breakdown of how different items rose over the past 12 months:Food: up 3.3%Food at home: up 2.1%Food away from home: up 5.4%Energy: down 4.5%Electricity: up 2.4%New vehicles: up 1.9%Apparel: up 2.6%Medical care commodities: up 4.7%Transportation services: up 9.2%Shelter: up 6.7% If you're on a budget, going to the grocery store feels like enough of a challenge. But if you're in the market for a new home, saving enough might feel next to impossible. The average fixed mortgage rate sits at 7.924%. Compare these rates to where they were in January 2021, where many rates sat around 2.65%, and home buying feels like a reality tv contest; it is not for the faint of heart. Shelter is the CPI's benchmark for measuring housing costs and its relationship with inflation. It's based more on rent prices, but an increase in rent typically correlates closely to a rise in housing costs across the board. Given that it's up just 6.7% as of October 2023, it's not surprising that some folks are considering alternative living opportunities. Visitors to the "New Housing" trade fair walk around the grounds of the Karlsruhe trade fair center and look at Tiny Houses in Baden-Württemberg, Germany on June 30. (Photo by Philipp von Ditfurth/picture alliance via Getty Images.) picture alliance/Getty Images Buyers find compelling solution on Amazon Leave it to crafty Amazon (AMZN) - Get Free Report buyers, then, who scour the internet high and low for deals. The most recent finding for buyers looking to pinch their pennies is a storage shed which costs just $5,490.88. The shed, which is sold by Best Barns Inc. and measures just 12 feet by 16 feet, features pre cut and pre drilled parts for ease of assembly. The barn weighs 1,200 pounds and is usually available to ship within 8-9 days. The barn doesn't include a floor and isn't officially billed as a potential place of residence. Best Barns Inc. also offers a slightly different 12 x 20 foot barn, for $6,195.18. Shoppers claim it has room for a sleeping area and ample storage. Though it also features a more rustic appeal. "This needs to be wired, plumbed and insulated to be a tiny home. this would also need to have the interior finished out and a kitchen and bathroom installed," one Amazon reviewer wrote. The tiny home trend has been growing in recent years as customers who might otherwise be priced out of the housing market find alternative means toward home ownership. Other retailers, including Wayfair and Home Depot have made similar moves, selling storage sheds and barns that some motivated customers might convert to use as dwelling spaces. It's important to note that, while these sheds might offer storage, water resistance, and technically a roof over your head, none of these retailers officially bill these as structures as homes.
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*Amazon shoppers call this ‘the greatest wallet ever’ — and now you can get it for over 25% off*

TheStreet aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. I love my Ridge wallet, and whether you’ve heard of the brand or not, you’ll likely want to hop on the trend as well. These slim, strong wallets are made with extra-durable aluminum with carbon fiber plates and hold up to 12 cards—plus, there’s plenty of room for extra cash. While a Ridge wallet usually costs $95, Amazon has certain colorways of the Ridge Minimalist Slim Wallet starting at just $67, thanks to a 29% discount. Plus, it’ll arrive well before Christmas or the last night of Hanukkah, making it an excellent gift for someone you love—or even a present for yourself. Prime members score free, fast shipping, and you can sign up for a free trial here if you aren’t yet subscribed. After that trial, a Prime membership is $15 a month or $139 for the year. The Ridge Minimalist Slim Wallet With Cash Strap, $67 (was $95) at Amazon The Ridge Minimalist Slim Wallet With Cash Strap “gets the job done” with room for 12 cards plus cash and is over 25% off on Amazon Courtesy of Amazon Unlike other wallets, Ridge is all about minimalism and easy access to your cards or cash. The two aluminum ends are connected with very strong elastic and some screws. This lets the stretch to hold up to 12 cards, and on the outside, the elastic doubles as a cash strap to hold (obviously) cash, but also coupons, newspaper clippings, photos, or whatever else you wanna carry with you everywhere. Thanks to integrated RFID blocking, your cards or personal information are protected, and there’s a lifetime guarantee, so if anything goes wrong with your wallet, the brand will be there to help. The Ridge wallet has been purchased more than 4,000 times on Amazon in the past 30 days, and there are currently more than 14,700 perfect ratings. According to reviews, it’s been gifted dozens of times too, with one shopper sharing, “I bought this as a gift for one of my sons and now the other sons want one!” “Believe the hype,” started one shopper who decided to make the switch after several friends bought Ridge wallets, and another wrote, “It gets the job done,” thanks to the design and high level of functionality. “Look no further,” wrote one reviewer who continued, “This is the greatest wallet I have ever bought in my life. It’s so slim and sleek, the money band works perfectly and [there’s] no signs that it’s going to wear anytime soon, and it doesn’t scratch very easily.” Another shopper who’s had the Ridge for a year and wishes they had purchased sooner shared, “This wallet has held up amazingly after owning for over a year, I’ve dropped it, scrapped it, and even used it to open a bottle cap! I would recommend this product to anyone.” With its ultra-durable design, the Ridge wallet takes all the guesswork and worry out of wallet shopping. You can even customize it with its own AirTag holder ($20, was $25 at Amazon), which is great if you’re constantly losing track of your stuff. Whether you’re getting it for yourself or a gift for someone, you can score the Ridge Minimalist Slim Wallet for just $67 on Amazon here. Additionally, you can save on these Ridge wallets as well: Ridge Wallet with Cash Strap in Forest Green, $69 (was $95) at AmazonRidge Wallet with Money Clip in Matte Olive, $75 (was $95) at AmazonRidge Wallet with Cash Strap in Navy, $75 (was $95) at AmazonRidge Wallet with Money Clip in Gunmetal, $76 (was $95) at AmazonRidge Wallet with Money Clip in Forged Carbon, $98 (was $140) at Amazon
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Amazon shoppers call this ‘the greatest wallet ever’ — and now you can get it for over 25% off

TheStreet aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. I love my Ridge wallet, and whether you’ve heard of the brand or not, you’ll likely want to hop on the trend as well. These slim, strong wallets are made with extra-durable aluminum with carbon fiber plates and hold up to 12 cards—plus, there’s plenty of room for extra cash. While a Ridge wallet usually costs $95, Amazon has certain colorways of the Ridge Minimalist Slim Wallet starting at just $67, thanks to a 29% discount. Plus, it’ll arrive well before Christmas or the last night of Hanukkah, making it an excellent gift for someone you love—or even a present for yourself. Prime members score free, fast shipping, and you can sign up for a free trial here if you aren’t yet subscribed. After that trial, a Prime membership is $15 a month or $139 for the year. The Ridge Minimalist Slim Wallet With Cash Strap, $67 (was $95) at Amazon The Ridge Minimalist Slim Wallet With Cash Strap “gets the job done” with room for 12 cards plus cash and is over 25% off on Amazon Courtesy of Amazon Unlike other wallets, Ridge is all about minimalism and easy access to your cards or cash. The two aluminum ends are connected with very strong elastic and some screws. This lets the stretch to hold up to 12 cards, and on the outside, the elastic doubles as a cash strap to hold (obviously) cash, but also coupons, newspaper clippings, photos, or whatever else you wanna carry with you everywhere. Thanks to integrated RFID blocking, your cards or personal information are protected, and there’s a lifetime guarantee, so if anything goes wrong with your wallet, the brand will be there to help. The Ridge wallet has been purchased more than 4,000 times on Amazon in the past 30 days, and there are currently more than 14,700 perfect ratings. According to reviews, it’s been gifted dozens of times too, with one shopper sharing, “I bought this as a gift for one of my sons and now the other sons want one!” “Believe the hype,” started one shopper who decided to make the switch after several friends bought Ridge wallets, and another wrote, “It gets the job done,” thanks to the design and high level of functionality. “Look no further,” wrote one reviewer who continued, “This is the greatest wallet I have ever bought in my life. It’s so slim and sleek, the money band works perfectly and there’s no signs that it’s going to wear anytime soon, and it doesn’t scratch very easily.” Another shopper who’s had the Ridge for a year and wishes they had purchased sooner shared, “This wallet has held up amazingly after owning for over a year, I’ve dropped it, scrapped it, and even used it to open a bottle cap! I would recommend this product to anyone.” With its ultra-durable design, the Ridge wallet takes all the guesswork and worry out of wallet shopping. You can even customize it with its own AirTag holder ($20, was $25 at Amazon), which is great if you’re constantly losing track of your stuff. Whether you’re getting it for yourself or a gift for someone, you can score the Ridge Minimalist Slim Wallet for just $67 on Amazon here. Additionally, you can save on these Ridge wallets as well: Ridge Wallet with Cash Strap in Forest Green, $69 (was $95) at AmazonRidge Wallet with Money Clip in Matte Olive, $75 (was $95) at AmazonRidge Wallet with Cash Strap in Navy, $75 (was $95) at AmazonRidge Wallet with Money Clip in Gunmetal, $76 (was $95) at AmazonRidge Wallet with Money Clip in Forged Carbon, $98 (was $140) at Amazon
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