You apparently don’t. That’s not possible. That’s like saying you can actually give 110% effort. Stay in school, kid.

Do you even know how percentages work?

Pretty sure he broke federal law, too: destroying money.

Microsoft adding more cool features that have been in OS X for awhile now. Apple’s influence continues to make things better for the Windows crowd.

Except the article made it quite clear that the government wouldn’t let anyone else buy it. If they attempted to sell it to someone else, the government would just seize the land. There’s absolutely NO way a foreign entity would have any chance of purchasing it. The lawyers definitely know that. And my point was that…

Based on what? The mine isn’t usable and there’s no precedent for this. They might get a little more, but nowhere near the $13M it was “supposedly” appraised for. For land like this, it’s only worth what the buyer/government is willing to pay.

Or wasabi. Don’t mix those up.

A land’s worth is typically what someone is willing to pay for it. The government is the only interested party here. If the government is willing to pay $5.4M, that’s what it’s worth. $13.5k/acre isn’t a terrible deal when the land is useless to anyone but the government. Heck, they probably aren’t going to actually…

Not food related, but I did a two-day gig on Venice Beach for Nike a couple months ago where they had Paul George and LeBron come out and do yoga with a bunch of high school and college basketball players. George is a pretty nice and relaxed guy, but LeBron is as douche-y as he usually sounds.

Not the same thing. And nobody cares that you want to continue making yourself look like a retarded ass.

Except you’re still not tied down to a carrier, which is exactly what contradicts your point. The traditional model was you had to pay the ETFs to leave your contract and release your number so you can take it elsewhere. Now, you can leave whenever you want and startup with a new carrier on your same number. Paying…

iPhones don’t have that :P

You must REALLY be out in the boonies. My T-Mobile service has been great everywhere.

I have fully unlimited and unthrottled data on T-Mobile. I can use however much I want and I won’t ever be throttled. T-Mobile still offers this plan.

Except you’re not tied down. You can switch carriers if you want, but you still have to finish paying for the phone. That’s not a contract.

That’s not technically how those plans work. You’re not stuck on the service until you pay off the phone. You can leave for another carrier anytime you want. But you still have to finish paying off your phone. That’s how it works with T-Mobile.

That’s why I like my T-Mobile deal. I can pay more if I want to. And I’m going to end up paying less than full price if I buy it out.

There aren’t any strings attached to carrier financing. In fact, I’m going to end up paying less than full price for my 6S if I were to buy it out at the end of my lease. If I want to leave T-Mobile (which is highly unlikely), I only have to finish paying off my phone (obviously you can’t get out of paying for your…

Or you could switch to T-Mobile, who still offers unlimited data. I switched from Verizon and my service got better everywhere I go.