Milwaukee is awesome, Indianapolis less so. Milwaukee > Philly > Cinti > Indy > Detroit > Cleveland
Milwaukee is awesome, Indianapolis less so. Milwaukee > Philly > Cinti > Indy > Detroit > Cleveland
Gold has lots of real, practical applications! And investment value.
Rotated 90 degrees, with the flat face into the rest of the document.
It came up that he was a huge proponent of J Crew
Don’t forget Altria, who did it first during a nice rebranding from Philip Morris.
Do you have an issue with telemedicine? My insurance plan has an option for those online doctors, it’s great.
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Point well-taken on the median/mean issue. I do, however, take issue with the liquidity of the assets that the ultra-rich hold.
Honest question, what is the value of truly wireless headphones versus the standard bluetooth ones? I have a pair of SoundSport Pulse headphones, and everything about the Frees is the same as the Pulse, except for the wire between the two.
Depends on the business, I guess? Maybe the person works an evening shift, or a job with late hours, like an east coast business and you exclusively service west-coast clients, so you work like 11-8?
We’ve been running into this issue since the 1700s, with Swift’s A Modest Proposal. I think the best idea here is the idea of comped travel/etc, and a law that mandates Paid Time Off from work for those donating organs.
If the job description is well-written, it should have those requisite skills and capabilities listed. Your other option is to do this as part of the interview process.
BOAT: Break Out Another Thousand. If you live around Boat Clubs, use those. They aren’t cheap, but are probably cheaper than my boating habit.
My job can suck, but it bought me a boat. Boats are fun!!!
LW1: Are you sure this is the only job you could do, ever, and you’ll always be paid this? America (assuming here, but Canada, UK probably fit too) is a big country, full of companies. You have no job security because there are lots of people willing to do the job that you do, which means that there are probably lots…
Shop your mortgage around to multiple lenders, work with your local credit unions and banks, etc.
Wood tip wines are the best, your take is terrible. It is harder to freak a wood tip though.
I think we are discussing 2 different issues here. Bank runs were mitigated by the FDIC, in that even if a bank goes under (for example, if you bank at a very small, local bank that goes under), your money is still insured, and you don’t lose it forever.
Thankfully, our friends at the St. Louis Fed keep track of this. Blue line is all cash and cash equivalents. Red line is at the bottom, which is the cash held as required reserves.
The amazing part about it is that it actually works. Rich people don’t spend money like poor people do, which is why the money multiplier effect is more seen on investments that help poor people rather than ones that help the rich. If you give a millionaire 35k, they don’t spend it.