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by hellbannedguy 6y ago
The article blames transportation cost due to Covid, and an increase in raw food prices for the rise in food cost. In my little bubble, in the Bay Area, it feels like plain old greed, and opportunity, but not price gouging. When the governm
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by hellbannedguy 6y ago
Jim Fox was a key programmer for WordStar. He never got much credit. I guess because he was just an employee. Jim thought, and talked about WordStar up until his death a few years ago on the streets of San Rafael. I’m posting this because
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by hellbannedguy 6y ago
I guess this is the time to make the big money. So much moola you can buy out your neighbors homes, and live like a king. The wealthy boys have so much money they don’t know where it park it. Ten year interest rate is up, celebrities are
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by hellbannedguy 6y ago
It’s too bad college curriculums weren’t a mix of abstract, and practical. Yes, many claim they are, but we all know the truth. I look back on my college days, and had maybe 8 classes that were actually useful, and that’s being generous.
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by hellbannedguy 6y ago
And Chiropractic. I would like to throw Psychiatry is there too, but they do seem to have some drugs that get people through short term misery. Read this the next time you wonder if that expensive antidepressant is really doing anything.
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by hellbannedguy 6y ago
I don’t think they are lazy. Many have emotional problems. Most people complain about their jobs, or multiple jobs, but know it provides so much more than money. Half the people I know would have 0 friends, O social life, if not for those
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by hellbannedguy 6y ago
I thought it was very well done. If they keep up the good work I might even buy a subscription. I usually don’t like these rolling stories, but this was done differently, and the art work is great.
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by hellbannedguy 6y ago
What is that orb?
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by hellbannedguy 6y ago
Nothing. I can’t believe it’s legal. And yes, I know about the free trading it has supposedly provided. Maybe free trades are dangerous to to most retail traders?
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by hellbannedguy 6y ago
I think Chris knew these things deep down inside, but his affluent upbringing clouded reality. The wealthy think there’s a safety net, even in the middle of nowhere. They grow up with the Luxury of taking chances because that emphatic famil
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by hellbannedguy 6y ago
We need to put a stop to all electronic surveillance. Cheap tech/software is making it appear everywhere. It’s just going to get more pervasive in the future. I already feel like the wealthy are watching us everywhere. I would like to
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by hellbannedguy 6y ago
Most buyers factor in Rent Control when buying the building, and so many end up using the Ellis Act (in CA) to get rid of the tenants. We are not talking about naive buyers anymore who are blindsided by rent control. Rent Control might be t
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by hellbannedguy 6y ago
In my twenties I had recurring dreams about being in a field of golden wheat during the summer, with a guilty feeling I hurt someone. They really were weird. Maybe testosterone? Maybe Freudian? Maybe it was due to a stint job I had at the
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by hellbannedguy 6y ago
A understanding/wealthy parent. (Yes—it’s always conveniently left out.)