I literally do not understand the appeal of owning short-term rentals or long-term rental properties. If you add in the value of your time spent dealing with all the hassles and compare returns to just popping that money into mutual funds, there’s no way that rental properties have a better ROI.
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This is what you call a Texas exit.
The real Texit.
Many say it’s illegal but this is what trucks and 4 x 4’s are made for. Plus, I don’t see any signs saying you can’t. 😂
Beats sitting in traffic for four hours. 💯
I gotta believe other states do this as well.
When I went to the cardiologist to do some heart tests the doctor made me run on a treadmill at full speed for 15 minutes at the max speed, I think it was like 13 or 15 mph.
I felt like my heart was in my head and couldn’t even talk for like a minute or two and this guy is yelling and screaming out of excitement
Another way to look at this is Usain Bolt’s top speed is around 27 mph but this is inside of 100 meters. Josh averaged this speed over 16 times the distance.
I don’t think people realize how absurd this is. Scottish runner Josh Kerr just broke the mile world record in 3:42.66, an average speed of 16.2 mph. Most people couldn’t even briefly reach that speed, let alone sustain it for an entire mile.
I don’t think people realize how absurd this is. Scottish runner Josh Kerr just broke the mile world record in 3:42.66, an average speed of 16.2 mph. Most people couldn’t even briefly reach that speed, let alone sustain it for an entire mile.
You can't even set most gym treadmills to the speed this guy just broke the MILE world record at. They max out around 12 to 14 mph. Josh Kerr held 16.2 mph for the entire mile today: 3:42.66, breaking a record that had survived 27 years.
The pace on this new mile record is just wild.
It works out to 13.8 seconds per 100 meters. Go sprint 100m all-out right now. If you're slower than 13.8, Kerr was moving faster than your sprint, and he did it 16 times in a row without stopping.
In 1954, Roger Bannister ran the first four-minute mile, a barrier people once argued was the limit of human physiology. Put Bannister's race on the track next to Kerr's today, and Kerr finishes while Bannister is still 110 meters back, coming off the final bend.
The man who lost the record, Hicham El Guerrouj, set it in 1999 with no pace lights and no super spikes. Beating him took 27 years of shoe technology plus a four-month engineering project Kerr named after the goal time itself. The margin: 0.47 seconds.
And El Guerrouj isn't finished. His 1500m record, set the year before on the same track, turned 28 this week. Only three men since have even broken 3:27. One record fell today. The harder one is still standing.