Author: Thom Fain
PlayVS esports is Next Level stuff… And I get to write about it.
My old colleague from Fair, Ryan Le, must be doing some amazing things on the engineering side of PlayVS esports platform because 200+ colleges and high schools in over half […]
Monthly Puroresu Issue #1
My brainchild comes to life! Throughout the pandemic, I’ve been challenging myself in a myriad of ways. I was thinking – wow, it’s already been a year since my byline […]
How My Old-School Ride Broke Me
Driving Until The Wheels Fall Off Costs More Than You Think I was raised to believe that buying a car and driving it until the proverbial wheels fall off is […]
How A Car Can Recession-Proof You
Economically speaking, things are clicking for a good number of Americans. While the average millennial like me might not be lounging in a McMansion or staked out in the skyrocketing stock market, employment opportunities […]
Surviving The Gig Economy
Bank Cash and Avoid Debt As A Freelancer The gig economy. Depending on your perspective, it’s either here to stay forever or it never even happened at all. However you view the label itself, […]
10 Road Movies For Winter Blues
These Cinematic Journeys Can Add Some Summer To Your New Year Feeling cooped-up after a holiday spent amid winter’s tragically limited color scheme? Finding yourself in the middle of a […]
My Car Loan Nightmare
A Temporary Employer Insisted I Get an Auto Loan. The Damage Was Quite Permanent. In my first autumn out of college, I got a job working for the campaign of […]
Why Auto Debt Sucks: We Owe More On Cars Than Credit Cards. That’s A Problem.
Sometimes the things we consider helpful in life actually end up doing us harm. I’m looking at you, way-too-convenient fast-food place near my house. For millions of Americans, another example […]
President Obama’s economic legacy is one of ups and downs
When Donald Trump campaigned as a brash billionaire willing to drain the swamp in D.C. in order to “Make America Great Again,” he knew that he’d hit a nerve early […]
TBT: Barack Obama’s first inauguration in 2009
Before a smartphone was put in every person’s hands and the economy had recovered, way back when wars in Iraq and Afghanistan were still raging and we were all hopeful that […]