Danny Bonaduce reportedly still receives residual checks from The Partridge Family (1970s), with checks sometimes over $3, illustrating how long residuals can last.
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Joel McHale's podcast clip about Danny Bonaduce being a difficult Soup guest sets off a surprisingly deep economics-of-Hollywood conversation. Andrew reveals the SAG-AFTRA app lets you track residual payments in real time; he's got $58 incoming from Warner Brothers. Bobby, meanwhile, suspects his MadTV residuals were lost to contract paperwork — while someone else is probably cashing those checks. The segment ends with a fond detour into Crystal Flanagan and Bobby's infamous on-set fart story, which is apparently why her photo is still the MadTV thumbnail. [1] — Andrew Santino "The SAG-AFTRA residuals app is a window into the strange economy of old TV. Bobby Lee likely never got his MadTV checks because of missing …" 02:18
Bobby Lee discovered via the SAG-AFTRA app that he is owed $58 in residuals, while his MadTV residuals likely never reached him due to contract issues.
At a childhood sleepover in Sacramento, Bobby Lee's friends drew penises all over his face while he slept. He woke up, cried, and walked 7 miles down a dirt road before Eric Purvis's mom drove out to retrieve him.
An 85-year-old nursing home resident wants to spend $50,000 — a quarter of his entire $200,000 nest egg — flying 10 family members to the Holy Land.
An estimated $31.9 million worth of 401(k) balances have been abandoned by former employees and are sitting unclaimed.
Matt from Chicago paid off $72,000 in debt in 6 months by working 12-hour days, 7 days a week, then funded an emergency fund and pre-paid a Costa Rica vacation.
Matt continues working 80+ hours a week after becoming debt-free in order to pay off his house by age 40, against his fiancée's wishes.
Elizabeth and her husband in Nashville carry $180,000 in combined debt — $115K in student loans plus medical bills and a car — and just discovered she is 5 weeks pregnant with their second child while also having a 4-month-old.
Despite $180K in debt and a surprise pregnancy, Elizabeth's EveryDollar budget shows a $747.39 monthly surplus on top of minimum payments and living expenses.
Elizabeth and her husband earn $1,900 per month from side hustles — she does Lyft and house cleaning while he does additional gig work — on top of their regular income.
Gold has averaged approximately 7.8% annual return since 1971 when the U.S. dollar was untied from it, which George Kamel notes is lower than historical stock market returns.
George Kamel shared that he and his wife paid off their own home mortgage in 26 months — far ahead of their original 4-year goal.
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