Pat McRae

Book nerd, ex college swimmer, drummer, crypto enthusiast, part time blogger. Bullish on crypto and web3.

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I'm realizing that there are two things you are better off not checking every day. One is the scale, and the second is the charts; whether that be crypto or stocks. Just keep up good habits and the results will follow, don't get emotional about everyday fluctuations. #crypto

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@JoeyTweeets Lol @ the street and sidewalks being cleared part....

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@shakepay Tried shaking a few times today but it doesn't seem to register for me, been two days in a row now.

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@JoeyTweeets @bankless Yeah these guys have said alot of hypocritical things, I had to unfollow them a while back

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@MasculineTheory Why wait until 18 to give your son a book?
Lol
Probably "the purpose factor", "Think and Grow Rich" among plenty if others.

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@SteveSaretsky @BartsQuandry @mortimer_1 Not necessarily, there are still shortages and long lead times that aren't likely to go away in automotive any time soon, whereas this isn't an issue in RE. Likely used car prices will cool but not comparable to housing IMO.

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@WedgeSocial @CanadianBTCPod @JoeyTweeets Lol you'll have to walk me through this one, I don't see it

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@MarketManiaCa Seems silly to be bullish on banking in general since CBDC's may make them irrelevant in the years to come, who knows though maybe I'm wrong.

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@justin_sens 100 percent

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An article about declining house prices in Windsor. The optimism about this battery plant seems to be hoping IMO. See 2nd picture for logic....

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@justin_sens You might be right about that actually. Looks like 2500 jobs, great for windsor to be sure, still seems to be overly optimistic for house prices IMO. Especially in the wake of continued rate hikes.

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@justin_sens No idea, but my assumption is that even if every 1 job creates 2 new ones(or spinoff jobs) then that 300 becomes 900, significant to be sure but not thousands.

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*hopium

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@WedgeSocial Oh no I agree I don't think millennial's came up with the term, just seems like out of touch executives did IMO.

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Does anybody else find the term "quiet quitting" super cringy and out of touch?

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@WedgeSocial I think the 80/20 rule applies here, 80% of people do what's required and nothing more. 20% might go over and above, but in reality its probably more like 90/10 IMO.

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@WedgeSocial I guess my take on it was that most businesses I frequent seem to have people that do the bare minimum. It's a rare thing to see somebody going the extra mile for a customer. I just find it funny that they have a name for it, when its been prevalent across generations/industries

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@alicesparklykat I'd say that this term is created by executives in ivory towers that don't understand that 80% of the work force wants to punch in and punch out. Just because other 20% that puts in the extra work is striving doesn't mean the other 80% is quitting. Just my opinion.