Passions

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My passion is shopping on eBay. Whether it's watches, shoes, clothes, or a new phone, they all come from here. Everything is cheaper and shipping for most items is free and every item even new, is cheaper that the item's actual retail price. This is so convenient and on the contrary to what many think, it's not a scam. My family has had an eBay account for over 18 years and haven't been scammed once.

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My other passion is the Chicago Cubs. I love the Cubs and I love baseball. October baseball is the best and now that the Cubs are so good, October baseball like turned into the best thing that ever happened to me. Every day there is a game I'm on my couch watching it. Watching the blowout another team is especially fun. For example, Jake Arrieta's no-hitter on 21 April 2016, they beat the Reds 16-0. That's what's good right there. Going to Cubs games is the best and the Italian beef is on point. 

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