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it is true that the basically unregulated state of dietary poo poo is due to hatch it's racked up quite the body count now
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Kind of short on details but whatever Bought An Expensive House. In Over My Head.. quote:I'm a first time owner and I practically bought our dream home. I have great credit and a good job but even at the time a mortgage payment was about half of my monthly income. My company is on hard financial times and it seems inevitable I will lose this job soon. I make way above market rate and have been looking for something comparable but it every recruiter (when I do finally get a call) reminds me that I'm way out of the market rate, and unlikely to find something that will pay similar (I live in San Diego County, not a ton of tech jobs for my field).
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Real comment from OP: "Hypothetical scenario -- I lose my job and am unable to pay the mortgage for a few months at least. What happens in this case?"
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Leon Trotsky 2012 posted:My Aunt is in very deep with a MLM company called Juice Plus. I'm p sure hatch isn't going for another term either lol
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brugroffil posted:Bwm: paying on full for your Tesla that definitely exists for real smackfu posted:How is the Tesla 100% paid off AND has a second payment coming up? Vox Nihili posted:He means that Tesla has received payment in full in anticipation of delivery, rather than a deposit. Presumably, making the payment required a loan, which he is now paying down on a monthly basis. In Texas the free market has regulated that only dealerships can sell vehicles. This means Tesla takes all of your money in advance, titles the car in another state, and then transfers it to you. As I recall.
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CmdrRiker posted:If that's what it is like purchasing the car, then I don't want to know what it is like getting the car serviced. Please be Funko Pop's
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Man, I WISH I lived in this fantasy world where model 3's are vaporware I have to lay eyes on like 10 of those ugly bitches a day
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GoGoGadgetChris posted:Man, I WISH I lived in this fantasy world where model 3's are vaporware  Way less ugly than many (most?) new cars on the road.
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Sep 5, 2018 17:37
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Elysium posted:Mild BWM by this threads standards, but The asterisk there is that people who go 100% cash tend to be more disciplined in their spending. For some people, the money they would avoid spending is higher than the value of the rewards they are foregoing. All else equal though yeah, you're leaving money on the table if you don't use a rewards card for stuff.
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at this guy who thinks credit card rewards are only worth $100. I'll make sure to think of him from the $1400 hotel room I booked on points just this week or every time I book a flight on Southwest and get a second ticket for a companion free for the next two years.
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H110Hawk posted:In Texas the free market has regulated that only dealerships can sell vehicles. This means Tesla takes all of your money in advance, titles the car in another state, and then transfers it to you. As I recall. Michigan is definitely this way.
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Sep 5, 2018 17:57
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Submarine Sandpaper posted:I'm p sure hatch isn't going for another term either lol The MLM is way more BWM in the long run, but the announcement that she gave him $500 because the MLM lady told her to was completely out of nowhere and bizarre.
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Erratic conduct from Tesla CEO Elon Musk has cost his investors some 20 billion dollars in the past 3 weeks. Talk about BWM.
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Wasn't it zaurg exwife who was deep into juice plus and we found out because he had a separate budget line for "juice" that was way too much?
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Sep 6, 2018 00:13
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EAT FASTER!!!!!! posted:Erratic conduct from Tesla CEO Elon Musk has cost his investors some 20 billion dollars in the past 3 weeks. Talk about BWM. I was so close to pulling the trigger on shorting it after the FUNDING SECURED stable genius email. But then I decided not to travel down the BWM road of stock market gambling, and boy do I regret that wise decision!
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22 Eargesplitten posted:Odds on it actually being phenazepam? i mean at least you get some value out of that poo poo
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moana posted:Wasn't it zaurg exwife who was deep into juice plus and we found out because he had a separate budget line for "juice" that was way too much? Zaurgs wife was into candles and some kind of vitamin and women's clothing MLMs.
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Sep 6, 2018 01:58
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Don't forget the wonderhangers.
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Haifisch posted:Don't forget the wonderhangers. I don't think the wonderhangers were an MLM. She was buying the MLM candles from someone and trying to sell the MLM clothes and vitamins herself. Wonderhangers, gifts for family, bottled water, and expensive juice were all things she spent a ton on, but weren't MLMs.
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Sep 6, 2018 02:22
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Custom made chocolate bars. You know, those disposable wrappers and the quickly eaten insides? Bought for a 1 year old's birthday party, all while swimming in debt.
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Nocheez posted:Custom made chocolate bars. You know, those disposable wrappers and the quickly eaten insides? Bought for a 1 year old's birthday party, all while swimming in debt.
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Suspicious Lump posted:What was custom about them. I dont understand. Did they spell the kids name when you bit into them? Did the wrappers contain some sort of game of chance? WHERE CAN I MAKE MY OWN?! Ask on Facebook and step back while a horde of Moms try to sell you theirs. Half will be from an MLM. I just know that has to exist.
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Sep 6, 2018 04:37
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Sep 6, 2018 04:39
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Maybe she was just buying expensive MLM juice?
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EAT FASTER!!!!!! posted:Erratic conduct from Tesla CEO Elon Musk has cost his investors some 20 billion dollars in the past 3 weeks. Talk about BWM. Operating under the reasonable principle "I'm rich and people bizzarely worship me, so I can do as I please" that got Steve Jobs through life.
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Sic Semper Goon posted:Operating under the reasonable principle "I'm rich and people bizzarely worship me, so I can do as I please" that got Steve Jobs through life. Just don’t rely on carrot juice if you follow this principle.
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Sic Semper Goon posted:Operating under the reasonable principle "I'm rich and people bizzarely worship me, so I can do as I please" that got Steve Jobs through life. I wonder how hosed Jobs would have been if he could just blast any thought in his head immediately to 100 million people in 280 characters.
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Sep 6, 2018 15:50
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He ended up pretty hosed by trying to cure cancer with fruit so
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Paul ReiserFS posted:He ended up pretty hosed by trying to cure cancer with fruit so The ultimate BWM
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Jobs was a loving rear end in a top hat so having the ability to tweet any random thought would have gone a long way to dispelling any good notions about his personality or managerial prowess. It would not have been a net positive. I had a very short stint at Apple and during a training teleconference about HR policies and how we were supposed to treat co-workers I made a probably ill-advised comment that Steve Jobs violated all of these.
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Krispy Wafer posted:Jobs was a loving rear end in a top hat so having the ability to tweet any random thought would have gone a long way to dispelling any good notions about his personality or managerial prowess. It would not have been a net positive. Counterpoint: he didn't consistently have meltdowns during earnings calls, shareholder meetings, keynotes and other public events. I think he simply had a better handle on his public persona than 'ol Musky.
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Krispy Wafer posted:Jobs was a loving rear end in a top hat so having the ability to tweet any random thought would have gone a long way to dispelling any good notions about his personality or managerial prowess. It would not have been a net positive.
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EAT FASTER!!!!!! posted:The ultimate BWM Bad with mangos
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Motronic posted:Counterpoint: he didn't consistently have meltdowns during earnings calls, shareholder meetings, keynotes and other public events. I think he simply had a better handle on his public persona than 'ol Musky. Also that whole making money thing. That makes investors overlook a lot of other personality details.
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On a plane out to the oilfields today, sitting in front of two suits, one of whom is gushing about how his friend’s fitness store sells Herbalife shakes. I want to be across the table for whatever deal they are coming to out here to make. Update: educational consultants for the school district...
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crazypeltast52 posted:On a plane out to the oilfields today, sitting in front of two suits, one of whom is gushing about how his friend’s fitness store sells Herbalife shakes. Explains a lot, honestly.
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Sep 6, 2018 19:53
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No one ever went broke underestimating the intelligence of the American public.
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KYOON GRIFFEY JR posted:i mean at least you get some value out of that poo poo If you're gonna joose you need a "buying pianos on ebay" budget. And good health insurance for all the times the ocarina transports you to hospital.
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