Goddammit I laughed.

This is the worst take. Not because the video review was a good thing. But because LeBron James stuck his shoulder into a driving player that he wasn’t even defending, and you think it was a charge! This is absurd. It was clearly a foul on LeBron.

He’s stated that even if ETFs/Index Funds made up 60% of the market, he wouldn’t be worried. There’s no real concern about index funds.

Sure, but wouldn’t the all-time leaders for pretty much all offensive stats be considered the greatest hitters of all-time? Like, 24 of the top 25 all-time in singles are locks for the Hall of Fame, but we don’t go around talking about how great guys are at hitting singles.

As someone who works on the employer side of this, I would recommend you keep a very very close eye on this the moment you leave. If you’re at a small-to-medium size company, this is especially important. Employers must get audited if they have 120 people or more in their Retirement Plan. So employers are always…

Lol it’s pretty great to see somebody saying Russ is too selfish in a game where he had 19 assists.

I would note that Notre Dame held a 6 point lead at the end of the 3rd quarter in their first matchup this year. ND ran out of gas and got smoked in the 4th quarter, but a week off here will give the shorthanded Irish a chance to catch their breath and be fully rested for this matchup.

I obviously wouldn’t bet against…

If your tax rate is the same today as it is when you start withdrawing in 20 years, you’re going to end up with the exact same amount of money either way. It doesn’t matter if you’re taxed up front or in the end.

In retirement, your income is much much much more likely to keep you in a tax bracket that is lower than the one you are in now. Even in this historically low time, unless you’re planning to have a giant retirement income, you’re likely better off focusing on a traditional 401(k) first.

“Understand that maxing out your retirement account alone likely still won’t be enough to live off of in retirement”

This is absolutely the worst possible advice. Literally the opposite of what you want to do.

REIT’s do nothing to protect you from a market crash. During the volatile past 3 months, most REIT Index Funds have had much worse returns than the S&P 500. Also REIT’s dividends are generally taxed as ordinary income, rather than dividends, which is a major negative for retirees.

International investing does little to…

Has Kershaw considered that maybe Ohtani was bored because Kershaw is one of the most boring professional athletes out there? Dude has never given an interesting interview in his life; I can’t imagine he’d be able to give a good sales pitch.

Schools are paying coaches $9 million per year. I don’t think we’re talking about anything new here. Hell, the football stadium has the potential to completely end athletics at Cal.

Hmmm yeah, I can see that. I guess when your best case scenario is just getting to OT, it makes more sense to take the “risky” play and foul.

I’ve literally never seen a college team foul in the final minute of a tie game or with the lead.

So, would the statistics then say that the 76ers should have immediately fouled the Heat back? That seems to be a solid strategy in that situation, but fans would lose their shit the first time it backfired.

Lol gtfo this is a Nathan for You video for sure. This absolutely cannot be real.

Well 3 seconds into the video we learn that the world-record-holding speed skier was a dude “who grew up in a home for retarded children.” The 90s were weird as shit.

Trade LeBron to the 76ers for JJ Redick and Amir Johnson (expiring contracts), plus the Lakers pick (currently #9) and their own pick (which would probably end up in the 20s). Then sign LeBron back in the offseason.