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@stackthosesats @signoremosca You don’t realize it but you just get used to systematic/logical routines that equate to “everything is good in our relationship”. Trust me, ik long relationships get into routines, but being locked in on Vyvanse for 10 yrs with a partner that doesn’t take it is a recipe

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@signoremosca Life will happen and you’ll realize these years are hilarity. 18 to about 27 are complete vibes and this question becomes relevant and also changeable in your early 30s. It’s all fungible forever, but people get set in their ways. Doesn’t mean you’re bound to it.

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Hard to describe the feeling of being completely apathetic to an “awesome” life that people eventually ask how are you not happy. Not a flex comment at all, just have everything “copacetic” in life living in NYC for 10 yrs & I personally feel like I want to run away from it all

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The insatiable hype around the Knicks and the SpaceX IPO aren’t uncorrelated. Trump going to Knicks game three is purely a social media decision, & Pensions&Investments surveying pensions on the SpaceX IPO is similar. The internet is becoming the arbiter & you better have a take

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Nothing hotter than a beautiful girl who can whip a Citii Bike

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Biting the hand that feeds most definitely, but the thousands of multi-millionaire retards that’ve been created to underperform or sometimes outperform zero cost indices is legitimately retarded and 99% of people have no idea or care

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Deadass, if you buy SPY & Qs with a 30 yr horizon that’s legitimately all you need to do. SPY has annualized at ~11.4% for the last 20 yrs at near 0% expense & Qs have done ~16% at 0.2% expense. If you don’t think the investment mgmt apparatus is total bullshit you’re retarded

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He said, “Well we will have made our money before then if it doesn’t pan out like I think”

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@BobEUnlimited Have thought this for many years but I think 75% of the economy is overspent and too leveraged. The only question is how much of the drag can be picked up by the top 10%. Maybe it’s enough idk, but the normal people in this country can’t keep up and it’s not reversing.

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Chase just sent me an email saying I am pre-approved for up to $100k for a new Maserati. Who at Chase approved that marketing campaign?? Going to put their customers straight into bankruptcy deadassss 🤣

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@TMTLongShort Is this similar to Neko Health? Series B company, Daniel Elk (Spotify Founder) startup, think it is?

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My FEELD game is so brutal. Like I’m sorry I’m from Wisconsin and have a 9-5 job but still want to join some Bushwick orgies 😭

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@exec_sum Sort of hilarious because Blackstone has managed an alternative multi-strat mutual fund, BXMIX, since 2014. ITD the fund has annualized at 3.71%….abysmal returns with some of the “best” sub-advisers under the hood. BX making ~$86 million a yr at current fund size & fees 😂

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I’m firmly in the camp that the private credit FUD is overblown and this is only a symptom of a more “liquid” retail friendly vehicle vs. the underlying credits. If you want the yield of true private credit, your horizon must be 5+ years, otherwise what are you getting paid for?

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@MurrayHillGuy1 We’re good - beautiful mid blonde on my end. Keep ripping 🤝

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@nequalonetrader I think the ZIRP era X Covid buyer frenzy completely distorted home prices. People justified paying 2X the price of their house because they could get a 3% mortgage, but now can’t sell their home close to what they paid with rates at 6%+. The market can’t clear now.