So what does that mean? Over the limit. Without the benefit of a dictionary, I’d think it means that you are over a certain amount set. What I’d like to know is how do you get over it if it’s a limit?
I’m so confused.
OK, this is driving me to dictionary.com. BRB
Alright- there they have it defined, thus: the final, utmost, or furthest boundary or point as to extent, amount, continuance, procedure, etc.:
So without going BACK to the dictionary, and using my limited understanding of the English language, let’s take final, utmost, and furthest, and see if they don’t conger up visions of going as far as possible.
Works for me. So someone please tell me how you get OVER the limit.
If we were talking about alcohol levels I’d understand, but what I’m referring to is something I noticed this morning when I was paying the Visa bill. I looked for the total amount due; (have to pay it in full or get reamed out by the I Don’t Speak Interest monster), and there, by the minimum amount due, was a place for the amount I’d be “over the limit” of if I were to be-
If you have a limit set how in the hell do you get over it? Every bartender worth his salt has sense enough not to give you that extra brew when he realizes you’re near the LIMIT. So how is it that a financial institution can allow you to be OVER THE LIMIT? Don’t they control the amount of money available to your credit card? Or is that just part of their plan to bankrupt the common folk and rule the world?
Assholes.
I feel so much better now, with that little rant. How about you?