That’s still a dumb reason to hate something. Hate something bc IT sucks. Don’t worry about what other people are doing. 

jokes on you. it probably only depreciated 10% from the actual selling price. #rebates

Interesting. So they would have to take that initial $3.5B and begin purchasing back all of its current debt and work from there. They’d essentially be refinancing with themselves. 

I guess im confused. This central bank would get all the tax revenue. they currently have huge amounts of obligations to pay out to keep the state running. How do they end up with all the extra money to start buying back debt? Does LA run a massive surplus?

Every state should get some kind of pot referendum on their ballot.

I disagree and would buy one. 

They care enough to put some bullshit platitudes out on FB and twitter. gee whiz. They care enough about gay rights to change their profile pic to the one with the pride flag on it. They don’t care enough to go out and vote bc of it.

Things that aren’t true at 11. Back to you, Bob. 

Do they actually care about those issues? Those are all, with the exception of women’s rights, issues that really have no direct immediate consequences. And women’s rights only affects 50% of millennials.

Yes. RACISM! If TY catches that ball on the 5 and proceeds to fumble it, no one would care. The fact he was told to take a knee, didn’t, then proceeded to fumble is why everyone is so pissed. JFC. 

You seem to think profit is calculated using the balance sheet? It isn’t. A/R and A/P usually go up/down in a period of growth or decline. Since Tela is delivering a lot more cars, it would make sense their A/R would increase along with their A/P. If I ship more goods, I am generally owed more money. If I buy more…

are you confusing cash flow vs profit?

“With a base MSRP of $2,238,416.25 (at current exchange rates, it’s listed at £1.75 million)“

This is a bad take in this specific situation. 

For that to happen, they would need to see >60% depreciation. If they were upside down, it could not have been by much. 

A car that doesn’t exist. This isn’t real. 

I’m calling bullshit on that. Assuming a 3% interest rate on the loan, that means he bought a $70k car. There is no way it was worth $17k after three years. It was probably worth ~$35k. So. No. 

Agree with what you’re saying. But the results across all 3 are SO similar, it really does look like it doesn’t matter. at all. 

This is a bad take. This is going to allow people to end up with much better loans with much better rates. They were going to take out that shitty loan regardless. Now it’s much easier to deal with. 

Also, those $26k pickups are MSRP. Substantial discounts will be abound, so you will be ahead today than you were in ‘98.