@PopBase@tatemcrae Considering the liberal causes and charities she supports, if collaboration means you support that person’s political views, that Morgan Wallen must be a liberal. Or does that not apply for men who collaborate?
The misogynistic thinking in these replies is disappointing.
@mrbvdon@WallStreetApes As an example, a loan of $28,000 at 6% interest can paid off in ten years with a monthly payment of around $311. At 10% the loan can be paid off in ten years with a monthly payment of $370.
@therealtmac13@NCAAPortal I grew up in the deep south, and the responses to this tweet are the first time I have heard someone refer to a grocery cart as a buggy. Maybe the South, but excluding Alabama? A buggy… Where’s the horse?
@thecavemommy Their assets and debts become part of the estate. There is a priority for payments: 1) administrative expense (lawyer, accountant); 2) secured creditors (mortgage, etc.); 3) the government; 4) all unsecured creditors (credit card companies, etc.); 5) beneficiaries (heirs).
@MrMannysays@RussLatino You can’t negotiate most contract terms with Amazon or Walmart if you are a small player. You accept their terms or you don’t do business with them. For many businesses, not selling through Amazon or Walmart means you are out of business.
@BecomingCritter I suspect that it might result in people with very poor credit ratings not having access to 20+% interest rate credit cards. That would also be a good thing.
@TheBearsBurner If LSU loses another game, they would not be among the 6-2 teams tied for 2nd. Wouldn’t that mean Ole Miss wins the tie-breaker? Their record would be 1-0 against the teams tied for second. If LSU is also 6-2, then we have the best record, since Ole Miss lost to LSU.
@callme_Chari@lauferlaw I believe OP makes a valid point, since most people making allegations of voter fraud are referring to direct voting. But you make a valid counter point regarding indirect voting through the electoral college. I actually never thought of that. I really like civil discourse.
@CFBNerds@robolivermd Those TV deals have not caused the schools to have to pay taxes on their sports profits up until now, but you're correct that things might be headed in that direction.
@robolivermd@CFBNerds No, employee-status for players would not change the entity's tax exempt status. Tax-exempt entities can have employees. If the activity is deemed to be unrelated to the exempt purpose, then it would be taxable income.