UO and Thursday chat

MRoxy0628 · January 2015

My UO is that I'm annoyed with the goodbye posts/people leaving on another board I participate on. I guess I'm a sheep, because I can't get worked up about all that's gone down, especially when it didn't seem to happen on every board.

kelbel527 · January 2015

tinyhumantoe said:

kelbel527 said:

DISCLAIMER: Also, to not offend anyone, my comment about one kid is relating to having one 5 year old kid who happened to be behaving that day. I am by no means saying that anyone on here with one kid has it easy.

LOL, you don't need a disclaimer, dork!

lol. I know with this group, I hopefully don't need one (I hope you all know I'm not a jerk). BUT, I know I would get annoyed when people would tell me how easy I had it when I only had one kid. Or before I had kids etc... So, I threw it out there.

willy_gert · January 2015

tinyhumantoe said:

Ok, I've watched Arrested Development (favorite show in the world), Vampire Diaries until I lost interest. I watch a lot of tv apparently.

I will add to my list Parenthood, 6 feet under, the good wife, and I'm a season or two behind on True Blood.

I have not watched Revenge or Scandal. Are they supposed to be good? I love mystery/suspense dramas.

Revenge is like the show that wouldn't die. The first season is good, the second is okay, and then it just gets crazy and stupid. I LOVE Scandal. I am waiting for the next season but I really like it!

MarisaKathleen · January 2015

What search engine do you guys use to book airfare? There's just too many choices. :-(

kelbel527 · January 2015

hmp1 said:

I've watched maybe 5 episodes of Parenthood total, one being last week. If they kill off the dad to end the series I will be pissed, and I'm not even invested in this show.

I actually think I'd be fine with it. I've been watching the show from the beginning. The thing I love about this show is that I like that they've shown so many of the characters going through very real life challenges (child with aspergers, single mom pregnancy, Mom with breast cancer), that the loss of a parent is a very real thing where everyone handles grief differently and the way a family has to pull together is very relate able. That said - if the show was continuing on past this season, I wouldn't want them to do it.

I'll add a +1 to Parenthood, How I met your mother, Scandal & Revenge.

ETA: @tinyhumantoe - Revenge and Scandal are both really good. I have been a little disappointed in the direction Revenge has taken in the last few episodes, but if you start from the beginning, the first couple seasons were awesome.

starrysmile18 · January 2015

tinyhumantoe said:

Ok, I've watched Arrested Development (favorite show in the world), Vampire Diaries until I lost interest. I watch a lot of tv apparently.

I will add to my list Parenthood, 6 feet under, the good wife, and I'm a season or two behind on True Blood.

I have not watched Revenge or Scandal. Are they supposed to be good? I love mystery/suspense dramas.

You would love Revenge- It's in the 4th (?) season right now, and is getting a bit crazy with all the new plots they're throwing in, but I loved the first 2. And I just started Scandal this past summer and watched the first two seasons in like a month or two. It's got a good plot, and has some steamy love triangles.

kelbel527 · January 2015

MarisaKathleen said:

What search engine do you guys use to book airfare? There's just too many choices. :-(

Let me tell you about the hour I wasted using every damn search engine out there and ended up finding the exact same price on all of them. So I booked it directly with American Airlines, which was the same price as every other website.

If I need a site to start my search, I usually go to expedia or priceline.

Pokedot · January 2015

tinyhumantoe said:

Ok, I've watched Arrested Development (favorite show in the world), Vampire Diaries until I lost interest. I watch a lot of tv apparently.

I will add to my list Parenthood, 6 feet under, the good wife, and I'm a season or two behind on True Blood.

I have not watched Revenge or Scandal. Are they supposed to be good? I love mystery/suspense dramas.

We really liked Revenge until this season. We were so into it until really, really weird shit started to happen so we lost interest. I watched season 1 of Scandal and was hooked then I couldn't keep up with episodes and had an entire season to watch. I ended up deleting it but it was good.

I'm not sure what's on Netflix but we really like Modern Family, Mike and Molly, Castle and The Blacklist.

tinyhumantoe · January 2015

kelbel527 said:

tinyhumantoe said:

kelbel527 said:

DISCLAIMER: Also, to not offend anyone, my comment about one kid is relating to having one 5 year old kid who happened to be behaving that day. I am by no means saying that anyone on here with one kid has it easy.

LOL, you don't need a disclaimer, dork!

lol. I know with this group, I hopefully don't need one (I hope you all know I'm not a jerk). BUT, I know I would get annoyed when people would tell me how easy I had it when I only had one kid. Or before I had kids etc... So, I threw it out there.

Well, I wouldn't go that far!

tinyhumantoe · January 2015

@marisakathleen Sorry you and your family have a tough time coming up

RE: airfare
I search Expedia or Priceline (usually just one; they will be about the same if you're looking for airfare only) AND Southwest since it is not on any of those sites.

If I'm looking for airfare and hotel., I use whichever of those two that gives the best ebates (they usually only do % back on hotels, not airfare). If I have maximum flexibility for hotel location (I'm traveling with a car, dense city, etc.) then I name my own price on priceline and get a better hotel for the price.

If the flight I decide to book is a single airline all the way through (AA, United, etc.) for all flights, I might get crazy and check directly with the airline because their cancellation terms might be better. That's less of a problem than it used to be, though.

All of the prices are pretty much the same regardless of what you do. All of those sites are owned by the same one or two companies, and airlines have gotten a handle on price control.

willy_gert · January 2015

Y'all I'm frustrated and I don't know what to do.

My boss only knows our department and not a ton about others. Due to my experiences in our company (I have worked in finance, performance improvement, and now our department) I know a whole lot more about how things work. My boss keeps talking about all of these things like she knows exactly how it works, but her assumptions are incorrect and they are allowing some major financial wallops to our budget. How do I say something without being condescending and rude? Because its hard, and I feel like she should know how her budget works and what she pays for and what she doesn't.....

hmp1 · January 2015

MarisaKathleen said:

What search engine do you guys use to book airfare? There's just too many choices. :-(

We go through the airline because we usually use points along with purchasing. I haven't found a site that is cheaper than just going through the airlines in my searches. I haven't used Priceline though, I think they do something like match the lowest price within the time you book and fly, something like that.

tinyhumantoe · January 2015

I'm looking for something and don't know what to search for.

I have operators that need to run a machine for somewhere between 18-26 hours (it varies based on the day). They are having trouble with the math. If they start the machine at 2pm, and the chart says they have to run "x" hours, they need something they can glance at that tells them what time they need to be back to terminate the cycle. Is there some kind of chart, tool, app, anything that can do that for them? What would that be called?

hmp1 · January 2015

kelbel527 said:

hmp1 said:

I've watched maybe 5 episodes of Parenthood total, one being last week. If they kill off the dad to end the series I will be pissed, and I'm not even invested in this show.

I actually think I'd be fine with it. I've been watching the show from the beginning. The thing I love about this show is that I like that they've shown so many of the characters going through very real life challenges (child with aspergers, single mom pregnancy, Mom with breast cancer), that the loss of a parent is a very real thing where everyone handles grief differently and the way a family has to pull together is very relate able. That said - if the show was continuing on past this season, I wouldn't want them to do it.

I'll add a +1 to Parenthood, How I met your mother, Scandal & Revenge.

ETA: tinyhumantoe - Revenge and Scandal are both really good. I have been a little disappointed in the direction Revenge has taken in the last few episodes, but if you start from the beginning, the first couple seasons were awesome.

And that is why I don't like the show, lol. Seriously, you have to hit every single family drama topic? Just let the dude live.

kelbel527 · January 2015

willy_gert said:

Y'all I'm frustrated and I don't know what to do.

My boss only knows our department and not a ton about others. Due to my experiences in our company (I have worked in finance, performance improvement, and now our department) I know a whole lot more about how things work. My boss keeps talking about all of these things like she knows exactly how it works, but her assumptions are incorrect and they are allowing some major financial wallops to our budget. How do I say something without being condescending and rude? Because its hard, and I feel like she should know how her budget works and what she pays for and what she doesn't.....

To me, it's all about the delivery on how you say it. She should respect your knowledge of the company having been in other areas. Start with, "when I worked in finance, I learned that such and such hits these budgets, do you want me to do some research to see if it's the same with our department?"

I would draw on your prior experience but avoid telling her that's she's wrong directly (since I'm gathering you don't have that type of relationship). I have a lot of people on my team that came from different areas prior to our team, so I'm constantly leveraging their expertise from other areas. I'd have no problem telling my boss she's wrong and I would bring whatever proof I needed - but her and I have a pretty open relationship.

willy_gert · January 2015

tinyhumantoe said:

I'm looking for something and don't know what to search for.

I have operators that need to run a machine for somewhere between 18-26 hours (it varies based on the day). They are having trouble with the math. If they start the machine at 2pm, and the chart says they have to run "x" hours, they need something they can glance at that tells them what time they need to be back to terminate the cycle. Is there some kind of chart, tool, app, anything that can do that for them? What would that be called?

You could just do charts. Is it consistent on which days it runs so many hours?

hmp1 · January 2015

tinyhumantoe said:

@marisakathleen Sorry you and your family have a tough time coming up

RE: airfare
I search Expedia or Priceline (usually just one; they will be about the same if you're looking for airfare only) AND Southwest since it is not on any of those sites.

If I'm looking for airfare and hotel., I use whichever of those two that gives the best ebates (they usually only do % back on hotels, not airfare). If I have maximum flexibility for hotel location (I'm traveling with a car, dense city, etc.) then I name my own price on priceline and get a better hotel for the price.

If the flight I decide to book is a single airline all the way through (AA, United, etc.) for all flights, I might get crazy and check directly with the airline because their cancellation terms might be better. That's less of a problem than it used to be, though.

All of the prices are pretty much the same regardless of what you do. All of those sites are owned by the same one or two companies, and airlines have gotten a handle on price control.

Is that the deal with Priceline? I thought they had a guaranteed lowest fair thing too for after you book? Maybe not.

hmp1 · January 2015

kelbel527 said:

willy_gert said:

Y'all I'm frustrated and I don't know what to do.

My boss only knows our department and not a ton about others. Due to my experiences in our company (I have worked in finance, performance improvement, and now our department) I know a whole lot more about how things work. My boss keeps talking about all of these things like she knows exactly how it works, but her assumptions are incorrect and they are allowing some major financial wallops to our budget. How do I say something without being condescending and rude? Because its hard, and I feel like she should know how her budget works and what she pays for and what she doesn't.....

To me, it's all about the delivery on how you say it. She should respect your knowledge of the company having been in other areas. Start with, "when I worked in finance, I learned that such and such hits these budgets, do you want me to do some research to see if it's the same with our department?"

I would draw on your prior experience but avoid telling her that's she's wrong directly (since I'm gathering you don't have that type of relationship). I have a lot of people on my team that came from different areas prior to our team, so I'm constantly leveraging their expertise from other areas. I'd have no problem telling my boss she's wrong and I would bring whatever proof I needed - but her and I have a pretty open relationship.

I agree, my response would depend on my relationship with my boss and her personality.

Offer up your research services by letting her know that when you were in finance x hit x's cost center/budget and you would be happy to reach out to your contacts to see if that is still the case. That way you are not telling her she is wrong, or that you know how it all works. You are simply offering to look into it further. If she takes you up on it, you can do a full scale review and provide your findings. I would double check all your assumptions to make sure they are still true as things can change and you want to keep email proof, instead of just going off of what was true last year. If she doesn't take you up on your offer, her ship to bankrupt.

MarisaKathleen · January 2015

Everyone recommends booking 6 weeks out, so I guess I'll just sit on it a little longer and then be really pissed when it's like $500 or something. It's already $418-$448, so what's another few bucks?

willy_gert · January 2015

hmp1 said:

kelbel527 said:

willy_gert said:

Y'all I'm frustrated and I don't know what to do.

My boss only knows our department and not a ton about others. Due to my experiences in our company (I have worked in finance, performance improvement, and now our department) I know a whole lot more about how things work. My boss keeps talking about all of these things like she knows exactly how it works, but her assumptions are incorrect and they are allowing some major financial wallops to our budget. How do I say something without being condescending and rude? Because its hard, and I feel like she should know how her budget works and what she pays for and what she doesn't.....

To me, it's all about the delivery on how you say it. She should respect your knowledge of the company having been in other areas. Start with, "when I worked in finance, I learned that such and such hits these budgets, do you want me to do some research to see if it's the same with our department?"

I would draw on your prior experience but avoid telling her that's she's wrong directly (since I'm gathering you don't have that type of relationship). I have a lot of people on my team that came from different areas prior to our team, so I'm constantly leveraging their expertise from other areas. I'd have no problem telling my boss she's wrong and I would bring whatever proof I needed - but her and I have a pretty open relationship.

I agree, my response would depend on my relationship with my boss and her personality.

Offer up your research services by letting her know that when you were in finance x hit x's cost center/budget and you would be happy to reach out to your contacts to see if that is still the case. That way you are not telling her she is wrong, or that you know how it all works. You are simply offering to look into it further. If she takes you up on it, you can do a full scale review and provide your findings. I would double check all your assumptions to make sure they are still true as things can change and you want to keep email proof, instead of just going off of what was true last year. If she doesn't take you up on your offer, her ship to bankrupt.

Thanks ladies! After everything that went down this summer, our relationship is very guarded and she doesn't do much for me and tries to stay out of my way. It has made working for her crappy, but I can't change what she did, so I just keep on keeping on.

I will offer to research and find out, but I imagine she will take the stance of this is her ship and she will do as she pleases.

tinyhumantoe · January 2015

hmp1 said:

Is that the deal with Priceline? I thought they had a guaranteed lowest fair thing too for after you book? Maybe not.

I don't know about the price guarantee... that would require paying attention and following up haha.

But for getting a good hotel, it's awesome to name your price. You have to be flexible. You can look at what they consider an "area" (sometimes it's too large, and might land you too far away from a conference center, etc.), then you select your minimum star rating for a hotel (in downtown Indy there are only so many 4 and 5 * hotels), then you name your own price. I check out the 4 star hotels in a city on their regular booking page, see that the lowest price is $260/nt, then I bid $180/nt. You may get it, you may not. If you get it, you bought it, and you can't cancel it. You have to make your best offer, otherwise you have to have another login to try again.

I made that seem so much more difficult than it is.

Here's a tip - NEVER do it with a flight. You will have 10 connections and triple travel time, it's so not worth it.

tinyhumantoe · January 2015

willy_gert said:

tinyhumantoe said:

I'm looking for something and don't know what to search for.

I have operators that need to run a machine for somewhere between 18-26 hours (it varies based on the day). They are having trouble with the math. If they start the machine at 2pm, and the chart says they have to run "x" hours, they need something they can glance at that tells them what time they need to be back to terminate the cycle. Is there some kind of chart, tool, app, anything that can do that for them? What would that be called?

You could just do charts. Is it consistent on which days it runs so many hours?

It's not consistent, it depends on what they're processing. I would hate to give someone 8 charts to juggle. We already have so many stinkin charts.

I wonder if there is some kind of time wheel, haha. Oooh I bet there is something to help people with time sheets. ::off to google::

kelbel527 · January 2015

tinyhumantoe said:

hmp1 said:

Is that the deal with Priceline? I thought they had a guaranteed lowest fair thing too for after you book? Maybe not.

I don't know about the price guarantee... that would require paying attention and following up haha.

But for getting a good hotel, it's awesome to name your price. You have to be flexible. You can look at what they consider an "area" (sometimes it's too large, and might land you too far away from a conference center, etc.), then you select your minimum star rating for a hotel (in downtown Indy there are only so many 4 and 5 * hotels), then you name your own price. I check out the 4 star hotels in a city on their regular booking page, see that the lowest price is $260/nt, then I bid $180/nt. You may get it, you may not. If you get it, you bought it, and you can't cancel it. You have to make your best offer, otherwise you have to have another login to try again.

I made that seem so much more difficult than it is.

Here's a tip - NEVER do it with a flight. You will have 10 connections and triple travel time, it's so not worth it.

I only name my own price on a hotel, but priceline's search seems to work like everyone else's for the flights, so that's why it's a good site for me to start at. If I'm looking for a hotel, I'm already there.

The name your own price has worked for us a couple times. I always look at the area closely though before I follow through. There are times that I've felt the search area was too wide and I was going to end up in a place I didn't want. Then I'll avoid it.

hmp1 · January 2015

tinyhumantoe said:

hmp1 said:

Is that the deal with Priceline? I thought they had a guaranteed lowest fair thing too for after you book? Maybe not.

I don't know about the price guarantee... that would require paying attention and following up haha.

But for getting a good hotel, it's awesome to name your price. You have to be flexible. You can look at what they consider an "area" (sometimes it's too large, and might land you too far away from a conference center, etc.), then you select your minimum star rating for a hotel (in downtown Indy there are only so many 4 and 5 * hotels), then you name your own price. I check out the 4 star hotels in a city on their regular booking page, see that the lowest price is $260/nt, then I bid $180/nt. You may get it, you may not. If you get it, you bought it, and you can't cancel it. You have to make your best offer, otherwise you have to have another login to try again.

I made that seem so much more difficult than it is.

Here's a tip - NEVER do it with a flight. You will have 10 connections and triple travel time, it's so not worth it.

I get amazing hotel deals through my employee discounts so I was just interested in the flights. Like when I went to TX for the weekend to visit some friends, I stayed at the Four Seasons for $149/night!

kelbel527 · January 2015

hmp1 said:

kelbel527 said:

hmp1 said:

I've watched maybe 5 episodes of Parenthood total, one being last week. If they kill off the dad to end the series I will be pissed, and I'm not even invested in this show.

I actually think I'd be fine with it. I've been watching the show from the beginning. The thing I love about this show is that I like that they've shown so many of the characters going through very real life challenges (child with aspergers, single mom pregnancy, Mom with breast cancer), that the loss of a parent is a very real thing where everyone handles grief differently and the way a family has to pull together is very relate able. That said - if the show was continuing on past this season, I wouldn't want them to do it.

I'll add a +1 to Parenthood, How I met your mother, Scandal & Revenge.

ETA: tinyhumantoe - Revenge and Scandal are both really good. I have been a little disappointed in the direction Revenge has taken in the last few episodes, but if you start from the beginning, the first couple seasons were awesome.

And that is why I don't like the show, lol. Seriously, you have to hit every single family drama topic? Just let the dude live.

That doesn't bother me because they spread the drama across so many of the families. When it comes down to it, they do have a lot that hits the same extended family. But with 4 kids that each have their own families, it doesn't quite feel to me like they have so much going on.

I have no idea if he's going to live or die, but it definitely feels like they're leaning the way of the latter.

ETA: they're not their. I apparently suck at grammar today.

tinyhumantoe · January 2015

TMI:

I am drinking SO much water, I don't think I can drink anymore, and my pee is still really yellow. Good grief.

Flamingemu · January 2015

willy_gert said:

Y'all I'm frustrated and I don't know what to do.

My boss only knows our department and not a ton about others. Due to my experiences in our company (I have worked in finance, performance improvement, and now our department) I know a whole lot more about how things work. My boss keeps talking about all of these things like she knows exactly how it works, but her assumptions are incorrect and they are allowing some major financial wallops to our budget. How do I say something without being condescending and rude? Because its hard, and I feel like she should know how her budget works and what she pays for and what she doesn't.....

I have learned that there are a hell of a lot of people that never think Budget before they make plans. Most of the people I deal with have no idea how much things cost.

To deal, you should ask how it will affect our budget and has she spoken to someone in Budget before making decisions? In as diplomatic a way as possible.

MommaP12 · January 2015

I'm not a fan of duvets.

@hmp1 or anyone else that watches - what is House of Cards about?

I'd just watch Gilmore Girls or 30 Rock if i was home all day. In December when I was home with my foot, I enjoyed Xmas Hallmark movies all day every day.

MarisaKathleen · January 2015

Yea, Priceline is fantastic for hotels. Seems like everything is a crapshoot for flights though since no matter what, you pay $140ish extra for "taxes" and "fees."

BeebopandBuddy · January 2015

I'm obsessed with looking at PB quilts for the kids' rooms. I tried to join the PBK B/S/T on FB and they haven't accepted my join request for TWO DAYS. I am stalking my FB for acceptance. I'm desperate and sad.

hmp1 · January 2015

MommaP12 said:

I'm not a fan of duvets.

@hmp1 or anyone else that watches - what is House of Cards about?

I'd just watch Gilmore Girls or 30 Rock if i was home all day. In December when I was home with my foot, I enjoyed Xmas Hallmark movies all day every day.

The dirty dirty side of politics. It is amazing. Kevin Spacey is so perfect in the role, you just love to hate him.

elizabethwig · January 2015

jumping in too late but:
1) congrats @marisakathleen on the 2nd interview

2) show recs: i second breaking bad. it took me a long time (like, a year+) to make my way through the first few episodes - they were just too upsetting to me in concept. but it's a really fantastic show. for something less thinky, we're watching happy endings (half hour friend-like comedy). not sure if U.S. netflix has it though
3) we couldn't get a sitter, so i'm stuck at work while the rest of my lab is off on a retreat. sads. i'm going to make myself feel better by going shopping tonight to get a new outfit for an upcoming conference.

tinyhumantoe · January 2015

The first field trip I want to take after I have the baby is a trip to the store to get 3 bottles of dry red wine and put together a mixed 6-pack of very, very dark craft beers. Chocolate Oatmeal stout, etc. I am so fucking excited. I am just 3 weeks away from drinking beer, guys! AHHHH!

I was at dinner with DH two nights ago oogling his beer and telling him that was what I was so excited about and he said, "Really?" I was like, yah, you go almost a year without a beer. He said, "I could do it, it wouldn't be a big deal." I said FUCK YOU, this is your fifth beer this week. And it was a really really good beer he was drinking. GRRR

tinyhumantoe · January 2015

I am being such a fucking brat about not wanting to talk to people. I keep putting calls off and it's already 2pm. Guess I'll get one out of the way now. I just want to be done with work already.

willy_gert · January 2015

I get to have hate chicken (aka Chic-Fil-A) for lunch. I'm kind of excited about it.

@tinyhumantoe I would have told him to fuck off too. Until he carries a baby and knows exactly what it is like, he doesn't get to talk about how easy it would be!

smb+jab · January 2015

I don't know what is wrong with me today - i suppose i felt like i had nothing to contribute

DH and I are watching breaking bad on netflix now, so i recommend that one

, we were also watching the wire also good, however its an HBO show so I am not sure if its on netflix or has limited seasons. it seems we might be on a drug / crime drama show binge. I've heard good things about the orange is the new black and the house cards. those might be next for us.

MarisaKathleen · January 2015

I'm in a grant update and there's a guy in my meeting who has mentioned his new baby 3x. We're only 13 minutes into the meeting.

Dude. We get it.

Baby's name? Canasia. Because his wife is from Canada and his grandparents are from Jamaica.

smb+jab · January 2015

harti09 said:

BobKat22 said:

My UO- I think I'm a bitch for thinking this. I have a hard time deciphering bitch vs legit opinion. DD loves watching nursery rhyme songs on YouTube and singing along. A lot of them are sung by kids. I change the video if the kid doesn't pronounce the words correctly. I don't want DD picking up a habit of not saying her Rs or saying certain words wrong.

I don't think this is bitchy. I feel the same way. I think it makes sense to want to provide explains of proper speech.

There used to be this show on Disney Jr. Maybe it's still on, I just haven't seen it in a while. It's called 3rd and Bird. The main character talks in a baby voice and doesn't pronounce things correctly. I couldn't get past it and never let the kids watch it.

This seems completely reasonable - what is unreasonable is the kids or adults mispronouncing things in the first place. by accident ok but otherwise.

and speaking of children's shows. Is anyone else annoyed by Thomas? My son loves trains and i think Thomas by default and DH and his friend (also a father of two boys: 2 and just under 1) are extremely annoyed by how Thomas always seems to F everything up and go about his merry way. And its every show.

I purposely try to only put on dinosaur train whenever grant ask for choo choo. At least that show has some educational value.... He seems to be ok with -luckly!!!

kelbel527 · January 2015

smb+jab said:

I purposely try to only put on dinosaur train whenever grant ask for choo choo. At least that show has some educational value.... He seems to be ok with -luckly!!!

This was going to be my suggestion. Dinosaur train is on my list of shows that doesn't annoy me.

When Brody was little we let him watch Yo Gabba Gabba once. Then it turned out that I hated it. But he kept asking for it. We found bubble guppies and started pushing that on him. Over time we kept saying no to Gabba and yes to bubble guppies and officially converted him.

Somehow now that he's older, I can't get him to stop wanting to watch Peter Rabbit (I find that show annoying for some reason). You win some, you lose some.

Pokedot · January 2015

MarisaKathleen said:

Yea, Priceline is fantastic for hotels. Seems like everything is a crapshoot for flights though since no matter what, you pay $140ish extra for "taxes" and "fees."

Oh hi! I've never used Priceline's name you price thingy. I just went on there because we're heading north in a couple weeks for my nephews birthday. I couldn't find anything for less than $140/night. This isn't a great area so I couldn't believe the prices. If you do the "name your own price" are you locked in to it. I made it as far as putting my initials but I want to know the price I'd pay. I'm confused on the whole thing.

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