As a consumer, I tend to be chary of signing contracts, forms, and so on without first having perused them. Oh, the fine print just gets me. I give up in the face of it, like everyone else, and just trust the perusal to the government's regulations which are supposed to protect consumers.

You've got to be capable of discerning and appreciating people's scruples.

The winter's first snow. In the white, easy winds blow.

I'm not sure if the "Robinhood" Quick Oats are actually a type of oatmeal. By the way, the taste of them is not bad at all if you add a little honey into your bowl after the heating.

Update: No, they are not the same thing, although very closely related. The oats are the raw food packed in the bag, while the oatmeal is the food you get after having boiled the oats in milk or water and you eat it hot.

Most people buy residential houses by the means of mortgage of twenty years or so. Is it provident? Maybe not.