LOL. Actually helpful.

Ooof. Yeah, quite an indictment.

That would be me. And I'm only 43.

This is cool and all. But it looks bad when just last week we were railing on the Fed for its $2.5B building renovation.

Why did the IUL client break up with their policy? Because they lost interest and it didn't perform as illustrated.

This same logic applies to any asset anyone ever regrets buying. It’s a fools errand. Have convictions. Act accordingly. Have no regrets.

Lets say there is a 50% import tariff on an imported good to the US. Lets say a company buys $1,000,000 of goods that come into a port on a container ship. Assume all of those goods for this example are subject to the 50% import tariff. The company importing the goods into the

Green Bay Packers My grandparents were Jack and Doris Noel. When I was a kid, my grandfather was the Assistant Equipment Manager and my Grandmother was the seamstress. She would sow all of the Packers jerseys at her kitchen table on Beauchamp until the late 90s. All the patches, name plates,

If only.

All of this.

The problem I have with this is that it didn’t happen. AI fabricates some potential “history” from one image. Yet we don’t have memories of many of these things. So we delude ourselves. Oftentimes in very personal contexts which carry emotional and psychological implications.

Who is running this account? Such a tone deaf response.

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I dig it.

Been cash pay for almost 12 years and can confirm this. The “whole health care via insurance” paradigm is broken and needs a complete do over.

To accompany my prior tweet on the US “healthcare” system.

What an odd conclusion to come to. This chart will always be true between older and younger generations. When the boomers were younger, they were the ones paying taxes and supporting both the older generation and their own children. And let’s not forget that their social security

Um… this is literally the first amendment. 🤦🏼‍♂️

Passive income

What he said.