The way the industry seems to move, 30 months is an eternity and the performance/specialness will have been lost to something else incredible.
The way the industry seems to move, 30 months is an eternity and the performance/specialness will have been lost to something else incredible.
Wasn’t MLB at the forefront of streaming services via mlb.tv?
What’s your point? That families would be interested in a 3 row luxury suv? shocking.
Yeah, but track days are, like, expensive, man. /s
jesus. it looked like his arm got fucked up too. ass holes
Are you also responsible for the full FICA amount (15%) then? Or does Univision still pick up half?
wow. alright then. You basically don’t think people should face consequences for fucking up in perpetuity no matter how old they are. I guess that’s just a philosophical difference you have from any sane person.
No, my argument is that this author did incredibly dumb things consecutively for years on end well into his 20s.
Do a little googling and the average GPA for a high schooler is ~3.38. So, like I said a GPA of 1.5, which would be a combo of Cs, Ds, and Fs is no where near average or likely. The author is fucking dumb and not representative of your typical dumb teenager.
Ds and Fs are no where near what average teens do in high school. sorry.
sorry. most teens don’t get Fs. They also don’t, after getting rejected by the state school and enrolling in a cheap enough private school, decide an ultra expensive private school years later is a good idea.
wait. you barely graduated high school with a series of Fs, then decided you though a major college was right for you, were rightfully denied, then denied community college based on dumb teenage reasons, then took out massive loans to go to expensive private school?
What do you think the Fed Jobs Guarantee is all about!?
eh. pablo honey came out way back in ‘93.
Bell had an offer on the table similar to what he just accepted? How is this the steelers fault?
bc commercial lending costs would SKYROCKET if the issuer has to now take on the borrowers liability, of which they have little control over.
Or they just cut their losses and move on with zero liability outside of them not getting paid back, which is fine.
I’m guessing that the pipeline wouldn’t go bust and they wouldn’t be paid back.
I had WF as a college student in the early 2000s and would overdraft somewhat often. Never encountered fees like that. Would get hit with the 30$ and that was about it.