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by exclusiv 6y ago
It's just in style to hate on America these days. Been that way for awhile. If you're critical of any other country you get jumped on. Meanwhile the parent takes an anti-American perspective on the US while finding a way to give C
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by exclusiv 6y ago
I'm with you but I think social media should be limited when they get to that point. Some parents also think you should be playing with your child at all times and that's absurd too. It's good for kids to learn how to enterta
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by exclusiv 6y ago
Yes, don't search for domains at GoDaddy unless you are going to buy it right away if available.
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by exclusiv 6y ago
If you want to snag it before it gets returned to the registrars then it's a good option. Just because someone lets something expire doesn't mean they can't afford the registration during a crisis. They have a redemption peri
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by exclusiv 6y ago
I spent over 100k on a domain. Sometimes there are very few great options that ever come up and if you value the brand name itself and the fact that search traffic on the domain has a financial value (and you're already bidding a lot o
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by exclusiv 6y ago
> It's probably worth considering that the domain is an asset you can resell Yes this is true. Also, I've met one of the top domainers of all time who got in early and one of the things he told me was that valuations have gone
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by exclusiv 6y ago
Miami of Ohio isn't a football school as you know, although it seems they want to try and capture more of the football pie. The school has 36M in annual sports revenue [1], a good chunk of that football. From a source that had 28M in t
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by exclusiv 6y ago
For many schools, football subsidizes all sports, even after paying the coaches and staff. And for a lot of schools, football pays for scholastics. You'd be hard pressed to find a school that pays a coach out of line financially.
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by exclusiv 6y ago
My comment had nothing to do with your parents. But your comment about your parents is simply not accurate.
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by exclusiv 6y ago
No, there are winners. And it's important to understand that otherwise a huge % of people would be speaking German these days as an example.
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by exclusiv 6y ago
True. The US has not lost any of their own wars.
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by exclusiv 6y ago
The stimulus funds are to be reported but not taxed. https://www.businessinsider.com/personal-finance/are-coronav...
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by exclusiv 6y ago
Come on now. Both sides will do what it takes to get their ideologically bent Justice in place. The leadership on both sides is complete trash anyway.
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by exclusiv 6y ago
Yes I love a lot of things about their style but they don't value individual achievement which puts them at a disadvantage in many respects because every so often you get an incredibly transformative figure if you cultivate that cultur
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by exclusiv 6y ago
There's this current love affair with Denmark and I'm genuinely intrigued. Can you take this tiny model and actually extrapolate it? Is it as great as some would say? It seems people outside Denmark are more vocal about it than lo
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by exclusiv 6y ago
I did it in 2000 when it was harder to get setup but margins were great even on electronics like plasma TVs and projectors. I hacked an oscommerce store and piped in inventory from my drop ship warehouses. The side benefit was getting all m
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by exclusiv 6y ago
Correct. You can't magically draft a senior lien. Unless it's a house in an HOA in a super lien state. Or you're the government and taxes are owed. So there are some instances where a senior lien can be recorded later, but an
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by exclusiv 6y ago
I agree. In order to get access to an API which enables you to proxy web requests through a network of participating consumer computers, I had to do a Zoom meeting a few years ago with the service provider. Obviously their service could be
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by exclusiv 6y ago
They have forebearance of 180 days and you can extend another 180. But this will unwind very badly because it's still due yet the renters and homeowners won't be in a position to pay lump sums. From a Planet Money episode, essenti
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by exclusiv 6y ago
And nobody really positions it this way, but the big beneficiaries are really terrible foreign regimes. So from a national security standpoint and an environmental standpoint, the movement away is a huge win.
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by exclusiv 7y ago
I'd say that running a successful business in general is hard. But with restaurants specifically, I'm convinced that it's touted as really hard because they're run by people that aren't that savvy. You have people w
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by exclusiv 7y ago
Also the beauty of golf. You can enjoy it until your 70s, some even older. You can do outings with several generations. Has shorter tees for younger, older, ladies if they want to use the. It also has a legitimate handicap system so everyon
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by exclusiv 7y ago
I checked that and also Experian. No inquiry.
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by exclusiv 7y ago
Probably part of it, but I'm pretty sure they did it because they essentially saturated the current market and in order to grow (and/or pump up their valuation) they had to reach outside their core.
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by exclusiv 7y ago
Yes we listened to the SBA about not applying to multiple banks and it screwed us. Was your smaller bank a local bank? Regional? Credit union?
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by exclusiv 7y ago
I don't think this is fully accurate. They wanted CERTAIN companies to get these loans for sure. They got to make easy commissions and give free money to companies that owe them money. But yes, they got a ton of free leads AND incredib
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by exclusiv 7y ago
Apart from what you mentioned and cleaning up their balance sheets, the commission total was higher for larger loan requests. It was probably the same work to process a larger amount than a smaller one, so they were incentivized to do large
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by exclusiv 7y ago
I agree, but the US decided they didn't care about that for some reason. Several Secretaries of State as an example.
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by exclusiv 7y ago
> It shouldn't need explaining to anyone who's been paying attention at all for the last two months Your condescending attitude is not necessary. If you have it in a dense area and don't know it as your example, but are st
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by exclusiv 7y ago
How does driving to your second house pose a real risk?

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