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February 29, 2008 at 8:49 AM #162809February 29, 2008 at 9:07 AM #162823jpinpbParticipant
That was a scary article. I was hoping for housing prices to adjust, a recession is something people will have to deal w/but a depression is quite dire.
Heard today hourly wage for a person to just get by in San Diego needs to be 13.71 for single, w/out children.February 29, 2008 at 9:07 AM #162839jpinpbParticipantThat was a scary article. I was hoping for housing prices to adjust, a recession is something people will have to deal w/but a depression is quite dire.
Heard today hourly wage for a person to just get by in San Diego needs to be 13.71 for single, w/out children.February 29, 2008 at 9:07 AM #162525jpinpbParticipantThat was a scary article. I was hoping for housing prices to adjust, a recession is something people will have to deal w/but a depression is quite dire.
Heard today hourly wage for a person to just get by in San Diego needs to be 13.71 for single, w/out children.February 29, 2008 at 9:07 AM #162855jpinpbParticipantThat was a scary article. I was hoping for housing prices to adjust, a recession is something people will have to deal w/but a depression is quite dire.
Heard today hourly wage for a person to just get by in San Diego needs to be 13.71 for single, w/out children.February 29, 2008 at 9:07 AM #162927jpinpbParticipantThat was a scary article. I was hoping for housing prices to adjust, a recession is something people will have to deal w/but a depression is quite dire.
Heard today hourly wage for a person to just get by in San Diego needs to be 13.71 for single, w/out children.February 29, 2008 at 1:01 PM #163017kewpParticipantHeard today hourly wage for a person to just get by in San Diego needs to be 13.71 for single, w/out children.
God Forbid housing prices crash and people can afford a house to raise a family in San Diego. Whats wrong with you people?
I’m actually leaning towards the depression camp. I think the whole ‘financial services’ sector will collapse along with the bond market and *that* is whats really been keeping the economy moving. Not the shadow of real estate.
February 29, 2008 at 1:01 PM #163108kewpParticipantHeard today hourly wage for a person to just get by in San Diego needs to be 13.71 for single, w/out children.
God Forbid housing prices crash and people can afford a house to raise a family in San Diego. Whats wrong with you people?
I’m actually leaning towards the depression camp. I think the whole ‘financial services’ sector will collapse along with the bond market and *that* is whats really been keeping the economy moving. Not the shadow of real estate.
February 29, 2008 at 1:01 PM #163033kewpParticipantHeard today hourly wage for a person to just get by in San Diego needs to be 13.71 for single, w/out children.
God Forbid housing prices crash and people can afford a house to raise a family in San Diego. Whats wrong with you people?
I’m actually leaning towards the depression camp. I think the whole ‘financial services’ sector will collapse along with the bond market and *that* is whats really been keeping the economy moving. Not the shadow of real estate.
February 29, 2008 at 1:01 PM #163002kewpParticipantHeard today hourly wage for a person to just get by in San Diego needs to be 13.71 for single, w/out children.
God Forbid housing prices crash and people can afford a house to raise a family in San Diego. Whats wrong with you people?
I’m actually leaning towards the depression camp. I think the whole ‘financial services’ sector will collapse along with the bond market and *that* is whats really been keeping the economy moving. Not the shadow of real estate.
February 29, 2008 at 1:01 PM #162702kewpParticipantHeard today hourly wage for a person to just get by in San Diego needs to be 13.71 for single, w/out children.
God Forbid housing prices crash and people can afford a house to raise a family in San Diego. Whats wrong with you people?
I’m actually leaning towards the depression camp. I think the whole ‘financial services’ sector will collapse along with the bond market and *that* is whats really been keeping the economy moving. Not the shadow of real estate.
February 29, 2008 at 4:19 PM #162901paramountParticipantI am prepared for what’s ahead as much as possible – and I think it may all be worth it so long as we learn from it.
Let’s get back to the basics: Enjoy life, work hard, live within your means and with less materialism. Things will be better for future generations if they learn from our generation’s excesses.
February 29, 2008 at 4:19 PM #163206paramountParticipantI am prepared for what’s ahead as much as possible – and I think it may all be worth it so long as we learn from it.
Let’s get back to the basics: Enjoy life, work hard, live within your means and with less materialism. Things will be better for future generations if they learn from our generation’s excesses.
February 29, 2008 at 4:19 PM #163219paramountParticipantI am prepared for what’s ahead as much as possible – and I think it may all be worth it so long as we learn from it.
Let’s get back to the basics: Enjoy life, work hard, live within your means and with less materialism. Things will be better for future generations if they learn from our generation’s excesses.
February 29, 2008 at 4:19 PM #163232paramountParticipantI am prepared for what’s ahead as much as possible – and I think it may all be worth it so long as we learn from it.
Let’s get back to the basics: Enjoy life, work hard, live within your means and with less materialism. Things will be better for future generations if they learn from our generation’s excesses.
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