TheEverythingBubble

Grumpy middle aged guy waiting for The Everything Bubble to pop.

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@AllyTaft @trentjhughes Yes people routinely pay 2-5x more to save 10 minutes

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@TheHoopCentral Michael Beasley!

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@realEstateTrent Pretty Douchey question. If you’re that rich and they’re actually your friends then you pay much more than your fair share, if not all. And you never even talk about it.

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@memeticsisyphus I think it’s more that most people can complete their actual work in 20 hours per week. The rest is social time, face time, lunch time, bathroom time or pretending to work.

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@ReganCoda Walking the dogs. Or long trafficky drive.

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@missyMmcbeth @coach_mel_redd They are so ugly and terrible for lifting. I still love them.
Wide sizes for walking and lighter hiking. Most comfortable shoes I've ever worn and leave no soreness.

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@realEstateTrent Depending on your return assumptions, renting at today's interest rates can be financially attractive vs buying, though your math misses ~$10-15k of mortgage interest deduction. It's a decent argument for rents to rise relative to home prices from here.

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@TheCinesthetic Merlí

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@MOFO_Finance @StealthQE4 Agree, very interesting. The numbers are actually trickier though because most people are significantly underinsured (face value of insurance contract is less than the mortgage principal on new homes). Also “total losses” are extremely rare especially with newer product.

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@stephanlivera If people could lock in 30 year fixed rate leverage on any other asset, they would.

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@EconstratPB No. As the twitterati tech douchnozzles like to say: It’s a feature not a bug.

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@Divergent7651 Sad but true advice: 1) Marketing and pedigree is 90%…Stock picking talent is 10%. 2) Swing for the fences. Outsized returns early are required for growth. And everyone is a performance chaser. Everyone.

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@realEstateTrent Almost by definition, A players aren’t posting much on twitter. So not sure how to analyze this.

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@edgykristina Lebron James

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@ThinkAppraiser These aren’t generally real “cash offers.” they’re likely approved for bridge financing from a non bank lender which can move much quicker and appear the same as all cash to a seller.

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@notashenone Recourse leverage on a volatile asset, what could go wrong.

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@btcSalvation Maybe the PHDs do understand it. And the random people on the internet dont.

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@darrelltalksfi I love home improvement twitter. "bro you could save so much money if you do it yourself." Thanks for explaining that the way businesses make money is to charge a price higher than their costs.

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@KenjiCapital Have you ever been to an airport?

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@LibertyCappy So homeschooling would become the first business with 100% margins in world history.