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  • The Starbucks logo, a green and white siren, is centered on an orange background decorated with white autumn-themed line drawings like pumpkins, leaves, a sunflower, a pie, a turkey, and a candle.

    Is Starbucks Open on Thanksgiving? Everything You Need to Know

    Thanksgiving can be a blur of meal prep, family, football, and travel, and it often starts long before dawn. Before you start basting turkeys or driving to relatives’ houses, the nation’s most ubiquitous coffee chain may be on your mind.…

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    Horror Stories of Terrible Neighbors That Make Homeownership Scary

    Buying a home can be a minefield, especially in today’s overheated market. And no amount of money or preparation can guarantee you good neighbors — and plenty of homeowners have horror stories to prove it. The next time you’re annoyed…

  • makeshift stovetop using beer can and rubbing alcohol

    Genius Hack Shows How To Turn a Beer Can Into a Camping Stove

    Camping aficionados and travel enthusiasts are always on the hunt for ingenious methods to simplify their outdoor experiences. Here at Cheapism, we love the art of re-purposing everyday items in the most cost-efficient and convenient ways.  One example of this…

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    10 Scary Movies You Can Watch For Free on YouTube

    October is here, and that means it’s time to get into the spooky spirit. Whether you’re looking for a classic horror flick, a psychological thriller, or a comedy with a twist, there’s a ton of great movies on YouTube. And…

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    This Is the Unhappiest State in America

    There are plenty of factors that play into overall happiness, and the past few years have been a challenge for some. COVID-19 impacted travel, businesses, and incidentally, happiness. But how are things looking now? WalletHub conducted a study to evaluate…

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    10 Cheap and Easy Hacks That Replace ‘Normally Expensive’ Items

    In the good old days, five bucks felt like a small treasure (I swear my parents stay boasting about how they could buy “so many snacks” with just $5). But now, it barely covers the cost of a latte at…