Finally! A reason to use the fly-taking-notes gif, ha ha. That's a hard one to get in there, properly. +1 you did it.

OhhhhHHH I'm right there with you, fellow Michael Lewis fan!

Your logic isn't wrong, from a certain perspective; I had intended to point out that your underlying assumption is that having a new car is necessary, and that depreciation is acceptable and inevitable! Right?

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With the amount of people buying new cars and leasing, the average American's equity is drying up. In my opinion, smart people own their vehicles. If I lived with my parents I'd be able to buy a new M3. Except, I wouldn't.

You learn something new every day about battery life.

Numbers are hard :(

Every 55 days... though, I admit they do give tickets to Galaxy games and the Laugh Factory out here. Sometimes a coupon for TBell. Haven't used any yet over the past year. But I've definitely eaten a bagful of Nutter Butter mini's... Thanks for making me feel so selfish.

I think missed all the funny things that @delta one wrote.

The Arial font sub-rendering is absolutely awful on my end. Anyone else seeing this? Where it says "Mail" under the Gmail logo, the "i-l" is red. Yucktastic.

Shorter work day would allow me to break without feeling lazy, and cause my production density to increase. I could put the same 8-10 hours of work into 4-5 hours, which often happens when deadlines approach. Stress, sure. But much more satisfaction on a great finish. Not sure I'd want to work longer hours. Maybe I'd…

I have some apps that use a different shortcut for full screen. This inconsistency is frustrating and doesn't make much sense. I have to remember three, which is not a huge deal for a brain wizard like myself, but still, yuck...

It is! Good call, and for the adjacent parcel as well. What do you think?

Ha! Winning!!

Congratulations! You found the operating name of the business at this address. Now what about the owner of the land?

Heck ya they do! It's also quite common for very tall buildings to be effectively split into multiple buildings in order to localize stack effect to each section, before pressure differences get out of control like that. Happens often here in LA, even where the climate is not extreme.

The property tax bill from the assessors office doesn't list owner's info per California Government Code, Division 7, Chapter 3.5, Article 1, Section 6254.21 read here.

Those are some pretty cool ideas! Could also use it as a gage to determine if you have any huge leaks in your home, which might be nice if you live in new england and rely on A/C for life support in the summers.

Great tip since I have had a rager all day. But that's what I get for cutting back on my coffee.

I figured I'd respond to you since every gold star response below is [embarrassingly] misguided.