andrewb812
andrewb812
andrewb812

Asking too much of your soft skills, is it?

Passionate?

1. Nope.

Controlling for population (that is, looking at killings per million people) shows that it is black Americans who are most likely to be killed by police officers — that they are nearly twice as likely to be killed as a Latinx person and nearly three times more likely to be killed than a white person. Black Americans

Just like anything else, this is a matter of priority. And those priorities should probably look like this:

Pinned to the ground: Fine.

Please, tell us about your system of justice where there’s no correlation between the size of the crime and the size of the punishment. And the social contracts between citizens and law enforcement. And how first-degree murder is defined.

Like with most streaming services, I’m pretty underwhelmed by this. It just seems like “Hey, there’s some old crap in the vault we could probably use for cheap” is the main content decision when these things are spun up.

It’s only a loss if you sell. Trying to time the market is one of the poorer strategies out there.

Yeah, exactly. If you don’t have a vague concept of what 20 seconds is or how to roughly account for it, hand-washing is the least of your problems.

I’ve responsibly handled various forms of debt for decades. Home loans, credit cards, vehicle loans, you name it. I’ve carried balances, I’ve paid in full, I’ve paid low rates, I’ve paid high rates, the works. I’ve never missed a payment or paid late — ever. My utilization has always been reasonable. Bottom line: I’ve

I realize there’s a lot at play here from connectivity and security standpoints, but it’s still shocking to me that in 2020, something as conceptually simple as this is such a gigantic pain in the ass.

there is nothing more meditative than sipping a super cold martini and staring off into space.”

Your wife’s friend is weapons-grade stupid.

It matters. It really does. Thank you for doing this.

You ungrateful little sh*ts. Why is this so difficult?

I’ve always felt that if there’s an actual tangible (and long-lasting) asset that offsets the debt, it’s not as concerning. And in those cases, the cost of the money is pretty low... even reasonable. Just look at mortgage rates, home equity rates, even the rates on new car loans.

Actually, I had a great one. She saw through the games the other attorney was playing and actually pointed out to me the tactics used to prolong what should be relatively simple things. I’ve seen other people who weren’t so lucky... where both parties’ legal bills became astronomical and the process took more than a

Yeah, exactly. As clients, keeping emotions in check (especially when it comes to the division of physical STUFF) is critical to ensuring the process moves along. 

Here’s an element I bet you won’t cover: