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ParticipantI suspect there is a lot of obfuscation and manipulation, big players talking their book. Like with $140 oil, $3 BAC and $1 F stock.
Less than a year ago Baltic countries and Hungary were supposed to collapse and disappear in a puff of smoke. What happened with that?
ParticipantI suspect there is a lot of obfuscation and manipulation, big players talking their book. Like with $140 oil, $3 BAC and $1 F stock.
Less than a year ago Baltic countries and Hungary were supposed to collapse and disappear in a puff of smoke. What happened with that?
ParticipantI suspect there is a lot of obfuscation and manipulation, big players talking their book. Like with $140 oil, $3 BAC and $1 F stock.
Less than a year ago Baltic countries and Hungary were supposed to collapse and disappear in a puff of smoke. What happened with that?
ParticipantI suspect there is a lot of obfuscation and manipulation, big players talking their book. Like with $140 oil, $3 BAC and $1 F stock.
Less than a year ago Baltic countries and Hungary were supposed to collapse and disappear in a puff of smoke. What happened with that?
Participant[quote=freshman]It is interesting to hear your complain on HOA, but you already knew it when you bought a house there. The HOA fee will only go up and service is still the same.[/quote]
What can I say, I live to amuse.
Participant[quote=freshman]It is interesting to hear your complain on HOA, but you already knew it when you bought a house there. The HOA fee will only go up and service is still the same.[/quote]
What can I say, I live to amuse.
Participant[quote=freshman]It is interesting to hear your complain on HOA, but you already knew it when you bought a house there. The HOA fee will only go up and service is still the same.[/quote]
What can I say, I live to amuse.
Participant[quote=freshman]It is interesting to hear your complain on HOA, but you already knew it when you bought a house there. The HOA fee will only go up and service is still the same.[/quote]
What can I say, I live to amuse.
Participant[quote=freshman]It is interesting to hear your complain on HOA, but you already knew it when you bought a house there. The HOA fee will only go up and service is still the same.[/quote]
What can I say, I live to amuse.
Participant[quote=sdnerd][quote=captcha]
My argument is that the same level of service would cost less than $80/month, or that you would get more for $80/month if you had market forces other than cronyism at work.[/quote]I’m pretty sure there are countless services out there that could be done better, and cheaper.
Yes I’d absolutely rather pay $40/mo vs. $80/mo for the same service if I could.
However, my options today are either pay $0/mo and hope my neighbors and neighborhood take care of themselves. Or, pay $80/mo to ensure that one of my neighbors doesn’t turn their garage into a Tommy Behama retail store every weekend or fall in love with hot pink stucco.
Given those choices, I’d rather over pay then not pay at all.[/quote]
Ditto. That’s why I’m here, not someplace else.
I will also use the tools available to minimize wasteful inefficiencies that cost me time, money or quality of life.I appreciate the benefits of orderly society, but I also ask ‘how can we make it better?’
Participant[quote=sdnerd][quote=captcha]
My argument is that the same level of service would cost less than $80/month, or that you would get more for $80/month if you had market forces other than cronyism at work.[/quote]I’m pretty sure there are countless services out there that could be done better, and cheaper.
Yes I’d absolutely rather pay $40/mo vs. $80/mo for the same service if I could.
However, my options today are either pay $0/mo and hope my neighbors and neighborhood take care of themselves. Or, pay $80/mo to ensure that one of my neighbors doesn’t turn their garage into a Tommy Behama retail store every weekend or fall in love with hot pink stucco.
Given those choices, I’d rather over pay then not pay at all.[/quote]
Ditto. That’s why I’m here, not someplace else.
I will also use the tools available to minimize wasteful inefficiencies that cost me time, money or quality of life.I appreciate the benefits of orderly society, but I also ask ‘how can we make it better?’
Participant[quote=sdnerd][quote=captcha]
My argument is that the same level of service would cost less than $80/month, or that you would get more for $80/month if you had market forces other than cronyism at work.[/quote]I’m pretty sure there are countless services out there that could be done better, and cheaper.
Yes I’d absolutely rather pay $40/mo vs. $80/mo for the same service if I could.
However, my options today are either pay $0/mo and hope my neighbors and neighborhood take care of themselves. Or, pay $80/mo to ensure that one of my neighbors doesn’t turn their garage into a Tommy Behama retail store every weekend or fall in love with hot pink stucco.
Given those choices, I’d rather over pay then not pay at all.[/quote]
Ditto. That’s why I’m here, not someplace else.
I will also use the tools available to minimize wasteful inefficiencies that cost me time, money or quality of life.I appreciate the benefits of orderly society, but I also ask ‘how can we make it better?’
Participant[quote=sdnerd][quote=captcha]
My argument is that the same level of service would cost less than $80/month, or that you would get more for $80/month if you had market forces other than cronyism at work.[/quote]I’m pretty sure there are countless services out there that could be done better, and cheaper.
Yes I’d absolutely rather pay $40/mo vs. $80/mo for the same service if I could.
However, my options today are either pay $0/mo and hope my neighbors and neighborhood take care of themselves. Or, pay $80/mo to ensure that one of my neighbors doesn’t turn their garage into a Tommy Behama retail store every weekend or fall in love with hot pink stucco.
Given those choices, I’d rather over pay then not pay at all.[/quote]
Ditto. That’s why I’m here, not someplace else.
I will also use the tools available to minimize wasteful inefficiencies that cost me time, money or quality of life.I appreciate the benefits of orderly society, but I also ask ‘how can we make it better?’
Participant[quote=sdnerd][quote=captcha]
My argument is that the same level of service would cost less than $80/month, or that you would get more for $80/month if you had market forces other than cronyism at work.[/quote]I’m pretty sure there are countless services out there that could be done better, and cheaper.
Yes I’d absolutely rather pay $40/mo vs. $80/mo for the same service if I could.
However, my options today are either pay $0/mo and hope my neighbors and neighborhood take care of themselves. Or, pay $80/mo to ensure that one of my neighbors doesn’t turn their garage into a Tommy Behama retail store every weekend or fall in love with hot pink stucco.
Given those choices, I’d rather over pay then not pay at all.[/quote]
Ditto. That’s why I’m here, not someplace else.
I will also use the tools available to minimize wasteful inefficiencies that cost me time, money or quality of life.I appreciate the benefits of orderly society, but I also ask ‘how can we make it better?’
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