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@shortyboyyyy @DemetriusRO6 @stoolpresidente I know, I was watching the game… even though they won 2OT. I was merely replying to her comment with facts.

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@DemetriusRO6 @stoolpresidente Gambling is now legal in most states. Why would I spend money to fly across the country to go to a mediocre casino when I have one twenty minutes away…

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Most of the things listed here aren’t healthcare. We need to understand the difference between pharmaceuticals (and I’ll allow biotechnology) and healthcare. They’re inherently different businesses and the fact that we’ve allowed them to be grouped into the same ETFs for the sake of alpha chasing is a disgrace.

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@anilmurty_ai @FunOfInvesting There’s more to it than that - systemic risk, operational risk, interest rate risk, etc

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@anilmurty_ai @FunOfInvesting Sure but it’s still the reason for the valuation gap.

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@oguzerkan Have you reviewed their balance sheet? I mean that should be the obvious sign

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@EricLDaugh Serious question- how do you even approach a stranger on the street this angry? Bizarre behavior to begin with.

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@Polymarket Yeah but is he considering himself for the role?

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@EndicottInvests @TheLongInvest He just patted himself on the back for a great entry price at $84… what am I missing?

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@queensofbravo You do realize it was a character on a TV show, right?

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@amitisinvesting He’s going to jail for misrepresenting his positions…

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@Monica55dzrh That is a very nice fence

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@yoxics He’s definitely spinning the fact that he lives off of CALs as him borrowing money to live. I’m certain he has plenty of assets he’s borrowing against to support his lifestyle.

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@dotkrueger The French Riviera. But you can run into similar issues.

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@docpjo @bennyjohnson Even if all of that is correct, what about Pratts messaging bothers you or you believe isn’t worth moving forward on?

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@Singularitybook @EnemyAI2 @VigilantFox PSA - Carrying forward losses isn’t a “loophole.” You can do that too…

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@Lucy72794184 @spencerpratt So you have to be homeless to have an opinion on how terrible the homelessness situation has become in LA? lol that’s a very stupid point of view of to take

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@Jack_Raines Does E include everything to the right of it - midtown, UES and UWS? I’m staying up there no matter what. Life happens uptown baby

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@bingram08 @fOx1257067 @tokyo_111 Again the problem there is leverage (debt) is one of the most important pieces of learning to make money and scale… business and personal.

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You’re conflating multiple generations here I think.

The debt load was much more serviceable in the 70s and 80s even at “18%” because of wage levels relative to housing prices etc.

Cost of living in general was cheaper - you didn’t have even things that are basic today like internet costs, cell service etc eating into monthly budgets.

Repairs were often simpler because many things were mechanical (I’ve rebuilt carbs on engines with limited know how) - now they’re electronic and require software to even diagnose (this goes for pretty much any household appliance) - but often times now you can’t even repair, you have to replace, which is an additional cost of living expense.

I didn’t have boomer parents (they were Gen X) but all my friends did. One thing I succinctly remember and recognized about my friends with boomer parents was their ability to have the grandparents watch the kids most of the day. That’s a benefit of many of the boomers staying close to home throughout their early adulthood. That childcare coverage made things cheap, easy an accessible for careers etc. That same coverage no longer exists today however - my same friends are rarely able to get help from their parents for childcare.

This is all to say that you’re combining ideologies that span multiple generations and projecting them onto the boomers. On paper, the things you noted have always been touted by boomers. In practice, they’re quite the opposite.