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These people wash their cars way more often, get their nails done way more often, haircuts, cosmetic surgery, lattes, car buying, house investments, etc. than any other part of our economy.

Very interesting that you say that. I have a friend who works at a high end salon in Del Mar. Business apparently is doing quite poorly right now. You think people always have to get their hair cut, right?! But I think people are getting their services performed less often or going somewhere less expensive. At the moment, some people working there are mailing out “classy” fliers to upscale neighborhoods offering a one time free choice of service.

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Thanks TG, but I am very happily married. But like I said before, you’re sure to make some lucky girl very happy with that great sense of humor as yours!

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Thanks TG, but I am very happily married. But like I said before, you’re sure to make some lucky girl very happy with that great sense of humor as yours!

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Thanks TG, but I am very happily married. But like I said before, you’re sure to make some lucky girl very happy with that great sense of humor as yours!

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Thanks TG, but I am very happily married. But like I said before, you’re sure to make some lucky girl very happy with that great sense of humor as yours!

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Thanks TG, but I am very happily married. But like I said before, you’re sure to make some lucky girl very happy with that great sense of humor as yours!

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I bet 30 years ago she begged her daddy for a pony too; doesn’t mean she got it.

Look, she married all of you, the entire package. She knew how much money you made and approx. how much money you were going to make during your married life together short of winning the lotto or some unforeseen circumstances. If she loves you and was serious about this marriage she would not risk everything for a posh neighborhood. How much have you two really talked about this and looked at the numbers closely? Like others have mentioned, if you haven’t already, do this with her and show her it doesn’t make financial sense. If you’ve already done this and she is still pressuring you then I don’t know what to say. I see financial decisions in a marriage to be unanimous only and if you both don’t agree on buying a home like that then you just don’t buy it, period! Figure out what you can afford and agree on and hopefully you’ll get more house by waiting it out over the next couple of years.

By the way, this is coming from a woman. Ahem, a woman who does have common sense and a rational brain inside her head. I swear some of the men on this board must have really had some bad relationships in the past. We’re not ALL like that.

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I bet 30 years ago she begged her daddy for a pony too; doesn’t mean she got it.

Look, she married all of you, the entire package. She knew how much money you made and approx. how much money you were going to make during your married life together short of winning the lotto or some unforeseen circumstances. If she loves you and was serious about this marriage she would not risk everything for a posh neighborhood. How much have you two really talked about this and looked at the numbers closely? Like others have mentioned, if you haven’t already, do this with her and show her it doesn’t make financial sense. If you’ve already done this and she is still pressuring you then I don’t know what to say. I see financial decisions in a marriage to be unanimous only and if you both don’t agree on buying a home like that then you just don’t buy it, period! Figure out what you can afford and agree on and hopefully you’ll get more house by waiting it out over the next couple of years.

By the way, this is coming from a woman. Ahem, a woman who does have common sense and a rational brain inside her head. I swear some of the men on this board must have really had some bad relationships in the past. We’re not ALL like that.

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I bet 30 years ago she begged her daddy for a pony too; doesn’t mean she got it.

Look, she married all of you, the entire package. She knew how much money you made and approx. how much money you were going to make during your married life together short of winning the lotto or some unforeseen circumstances. If she loves you and was serious about this marriage she would not risk everything for a posh neighborhood. How much have you two really talked about this and looked at the numbers closely? Like others have mentioned, if you haven’t already, do this with her and show her it doesn’t make financial sense. If you’ve already done this and she is still pressuring you then I don’t know what to say. I see financial decisions in a marriage to be unanimous only and if you both don’t agree on buying a home like that then you just don’t buy it, period! Figure out what you can afford and agree on and hopefully you’ll get more house by waiting it out over the next couple of years.

By the way, this is coming from a woman. Ahem, a woman who does have common sense and a rational brain inside her head. I swear some of the men on this board must have really had some bad relationships in the past. We’re not ALL like that.

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I bet 30 years ago she begged her daddy for a pony too; doesn’t mean she got it.

Look, she married all of you, the entire package. She knew how much money you made and approx. how much money you were going to make during your married life together short of winning the lotto or some unforeseen circumstances. If she loves you and was serious about this marriage she would not risk everything for a posh neighborhood. How much have you two really talked about this and looked at the numbers closely? Like others have mentioned, if you haven’t already, do this with her and show her it doesn’t make financial sense. If you’ve already done this and she is still pressuring you then I don’t know what to say. I see financial decisions in a marriage to be unanimous only and if you both don’t agree on buying a home like that then you just don’t buy it, period! Figure out what you can afford and agree on and hopefully you’ll get more house by waiting it out over the next couple of years.

By the way, this is coming from a woman. Ahem, a woman who does have common sense and a rational brain inside her head. I swear some of the men on this board must have really had some bad relationships in the past. We’re not ALL like that.

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I bet 30 years ago she begged her daddy for a pony too; doesn’t mean she got it.

Look, she married all of you, the entire package. She knew how much money you made and approx. how much money you were going to make during your married life together short of winning the lotto or some unforeseen circumstances. If she loves you and was serious about this marriage she would not risk everything for a posh neighborhood. How much have you two really talked about this and looked at the numbers closely? Like others have mentioned, if you haven’t already, do this with her and show her it doesn’t make financial sense. If you’ve already done this and she is still pressuring you then I don’t know what to say. I see financial decisions in a marriage to be unanimous only and if you both don’t agree on buying a home like that then you just don’t buy it, period! Figure out what you can afford and agree on and hopefully you’ll get more house by waiting it out over the next couple of years.

By the way, this is coming from a woman. Ahem, a woman who does have common sense and a rational brain inside her head. I swear some of the men on this board must have really had some bad relationships in the past. We’re not ALL like that.

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FYI, and how long did it take these people to get their money?

Historical Bank Failures from FDIC site

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FYI, and how long did it take these people to get their money?

Historical Bank Failures from FDIC site

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FYI, and how long did it take these people to get their money?

Historical Bank Failures from FDIC site

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FYI, and how long did it take these people to get their money?

Historical Bank Failures from FDIC site

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