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Sam Mire

(He/Him)
  • Market Research Analyst, Front Lines Media
  • Writer, Freelance
Tampa Bay
As seen in: MSN, MSN Canada, MSN New Zealand, MSN UK, Yahoo Entertainment, MSN South Africa, Fox News, Flipboard, FanSided, Play Louder and
Covers:  Entertainment, Finance, Law, Sports, Current Events
Freelance writer with over seven years' experience. Seen in: Wealth of Geeks, Fox News, Fast Co.

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Sam Mire’s Biography

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Sam Mire is a freelance writer with over seven years' experience writing about entertainment, global events, American law, and sports. He got his start as a journalism major at the University of South Florida, and has since spent weeks in the Alaskan wildlands, immersed himself in the world of Florida's homeless population, covered live sporting events, and served as a linchpin for media outlets in the legal, tech, and entertainment spaces.

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Sam Mire’s Journalist Portfolio

Why so many Americans lose weight after traveling to Europe

Why so many Americans lose weight after traveling to Europe

Americans traveling to Europe often find themselves having lost substantial amounts of weight after returning…

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Uncovering the Hidden Truths of America's Most Visited Tourist Destinations | Wealth of Geeks

Uncovering the Hidden Truths of America's Most Visited Tourist Destinations | Wealth of Geeks

November 13, 2023 Sometimes, you won't learn about a popular tourist destination's less glamorous parts until…

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Steer Clear: The Top 24 Used Cars To Avoid | Wealth of Geeks

Steer Clear: The Top 24 Used Cars To Avoid | Wealth of Geeks

November 12, 2023 With the average cost of a new car encroaching upon $50,000, the used car market is the onl…

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These Are the 15 Most Unhappy States in the US | Wealth of Geeks

These Are the 15 Most Unhappy States in the US | Wealth of Geeks

October 21, 2023 While the state you live in will not solely determine your happiness, it is far easier to be…

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15 Cheapskate Habits That Are Totally Worth Adopting to Save Big

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By Sam Mire, Steve Cummings
| The Frugal Expat
“Cheapskate” is a pejorative assigned to the guy who didn’t buy the large enough diamond ring or the mother who makes her kids panhandle in their spare time. In reality, these money-preserving (or generating) habits are admirable. OK, maybe if you’re violating child labor laws and rubbing dirt on your kids’ faces, you’re on a bridge too far. You get the point, though. It’s time to destigmatize money-saving.
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Cheapskate Habits That Are Totally Worth Adopting to Save Big

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By Sam Mire
| Budgets Make Cents
“Cheapskate” is a pejorative assigned to the guy who didn’t buy the large enough diamond ring or the mother who makes her kids panhandle in their spare time. In reality, these money-preserving (or generating) habits are admirable. OK, maybe if you’re violating child labor laws and rubbing dirt on your kids’ faces, you’re on a bridge too far. You get the point, though. It’s time to destigmatize money-saving.
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Signs That Show You Are Part of the Upper Class

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By Sam Mire
| Budgets Make Cents
The newly-minted aristocrats knew they were officially part of the upper crust when the wedding DJ screamed: “Put your pinkies in the air like you just don’t care!” That wouldn’t be the only sign that your blood has turned blue, though. We all aspire to have money. Best case, we’ll have more money than we can spend in seven lifetimes. But, even if we don’t get that rich, it would be nice to be able to call ourselves upper class. If that day comes, though, how will you recognize it?
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Covering high school football games for The Bradenton Herald

How is social media changing news?

Condensing it, speeding it up, fictionalizing it.

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Skip Wiley from Carl Hiaasen's novels.