A great investment for me was a treadmill that I use religiously for cardio Monday to Friday, an hour at a time, for one hour.

Then again I always went to a private RC boarding school, so have no problem with the quasi-religious aspect of it.

No, it's Not Ethical to kick someone out that violates your religious or cultural norms. it's also not legal in many states maybe it's her College Tudor, Friend, or Relative.

The politicians (including the new mayor), the large health institutions, all the religious groups and the university of Toledo are behind it.    

I have a very similar story- been listening to the podcasts religiously for the past 6mo, but live in an area where buy and hold numbers don’t make sense.

If you want to just be together in a sanctioned way there are plenty of religious ceremonies that can "marry" you without the weight of financial ruin. 

When someone has health or religious reasons for being unable to eat the type of food served at a restaurant, tell management you want to pay for a meal and explain why they don't have to go to the expense of preparing it for you.I like that idea.

if I'm a buyer's agent I will not allow my client pay so much for a house that is not worth the listing price because I will religiously pull comps and if your price is unreasonable?

I don't wait until a religious holiday to do so though.

Woof, it looks like that is pretty religiously on the 2nd Wednesday of the month.