dogolaca

I live across the street from Apple Tower Theatre. The looting of the store was not "amid the protests against ICE raids." The store is over a mile away from the federal building at the center of the protests. This theft was planned for late Sunday night when police were overstretched and could not respond. The Wall Street Journal reported that the looters, dozens of them in masks and carrying radios, had a U-Haul truck. The hit on the Apple Store took five minutes. 

This was small time local criminals taking advantage of the situation created by the big time criminals in the White House. 

That’s no solution.

beowulfschmidt said:

You can import your Apple Card transactions into Quicken.  It's more than a bit of a PITA, but it's possible.

Open up your Apple Card, and select the "Card Balance" box.

Below the card details you'll see the statements.

For each statement you want to import to Quicken, do the following

- Tap the statement

- At the bottom, select Export Transactions

- Choose the QFX option

- Where to save it depends on your setup.  I choose "Save to Files" because I keep them on my NAS.

Then go to Quicken and import each of them.  I do it from earliest to latest, but I don't know that it matters.

Do NOT reconcile until after the last file is imported.

I sometimes get "adjustments" anyway because Quicken sucks sometimes; I usually just delete them after Quicken makes them.

pixeltini said:

Hmm, who could have guessed interfering with law enforcement efforts would be illegal? It's no different than attempting to block a police vehicle doing its duty to protect Americans against those who would do us harm. You know… gang members, drug dealers, convicted felons, cartel thugs, human traffickers, and so on.