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Last time I was in gaslamp (2 weekends ago) every place was totally packed with lines.
After dinner, we went to the popular dessert place and had to wait 30 minutes for a table there too.
engineer in sdParticipantLast time I was in gaslamp (2 weekends ago) every place was totally packed with lines.
After dinner, we went to the popular dessert place and had to wait 30 minutes for a table there too.
engineer in sdParticipantLast time I was in gaslamp (2 weekends ago) every place was totally packed with lines.
After dinner, we went to the popular dessert place and had to wait 30 minutes for a table there too.
engineer in sdParticipantLast time I was in gaslamp (2 weekends ago) every place was totally packed with lines.
After dinner, we went to the popular dessert place and had to wait 30 minutes for a table there too.
engineer in sdParticipantThe British study about power lines says that the cancer risk is increased if you’re within 200 METERS (not feet) in case that is your worry:
http://tdworld.com/news/power-childhood-cancer/engineer in sdParticipantThe British study about power lines says that the cancer risk is increased if you’re within 200 METERS (not feet) in case that is your worry:
http://tdworld.com/news/power-childhood-cancer/engineer in sdParticipantThe British study about power lines says that the cancer risk is increased if you’re within 200 METERS (not feet) in case that is your worry:
http://tdworld.com/news/power-childhood-cancer/engineer in sdParticipantThe British study about power lines says that the cancer risk is increased if you’re within 200 METERS (not feet) in case that is your worry:
http://tdworld.com/news/power-childhood-cancer/engineer in sdParticipantThe British study about power lines says that the cancer risk is increased if you’re within 200 METERS (not feet) in case that is your worry:
http://tdworld.com/news/power-childhood-cancer/June 17, 2009 at 12:34 PM in reply to: Question about Submitting Short Sale Offers to the Bank #417037engineer in sdParticipantxboxboy,
I don’t think I’m particularly emotional about the property but the situation is that I’m the first offer on another short sale that I’m not really sure I want to purchase due to location. The other short sale is going to close soon and I need to make a decision on if I want to wait for the new one or go with the other one.
The payoff of getting the new short sale results in higher happiness, but there would still be some happiness in getting the previous sale. I was thinking that the price of anarchy would be high if I ended up with neither but I think you bring up a good point in that the price of anarchy may not be so high even if I get neither of them.
June 17, 2009 at 12:34 PM in reply to: Question about Submitting Short Sale Offers to the Bank #416800engineer in sdParticipantxboxboy,
I don’t think I’m particularly emotional about the property but the situation is that I’m the first offer on another short sale that I’m not really sure I want to purchase due to location. The other short sale is going to close soon and I need to make a decision on if I want to wait for the new one or go with the other one.
The payoff of getting the new short sale results in higher happiness, but there would still be some happiness in getting the previous sale. I was thinking that the price of anarchy would be high if I ended up with neither but I think you bring up a good point in that the price of anarchy may not be so high even if I get neither of them.
June 17, 2009 at 12:34 PM in reply to: Question about Submitting Short Sale Offers to the Bank #417299engineer in sdParticipantxboxboy,
I don’t think I’m particularly emotional about the property but the situation is that I’m the first offer on another short sale that I’m not really sure I want to purchase due to location. The other short sale is going to close soon and I need to make a decision on if I want to wait for the new one or go with the other one.
The payoff of getting the new short sale results in higher happiness, but there would still be some happiness in getting the previous sale. I was thinking that the price of anarchy would be high if I ended up with neither but I think you bring up a good point in that the price of anarchy may not be so high even if I get neither of them.
June 17, 2009 at 12:34 PM in reply to: Question about Submitting Short Sale Offers to the Bank #417367engineer in sdParticipantxboxboy,
I don’t think I’m particularly emotional about the property but the situation is that I’m the first offer on another short sale that I’m not really sure I want to purchase due to location. The other short sale is going to close soon and I need to make a decision on if I want to wait for the new one or go with the other one.
The payoff of getting the new short sale results in higher happiness, but there would still be some happiness in getting the previous sale. I was thinking that the price of anarchy would be high if I ended up with neither but I think you bring up a good point in that the price of anarchy may not be so high even if I get neither of them.
June 17, 2009 at 12:34 PM in reply to: Question about Submitting Short Sale Offers to the Bank #417527engineer in sdParticipantxboxboy,
I don’t think I’m particularly emotional about the property but the situation is that I’m the first offer on another short sale that I’m not really sure I want to purchase due to location. The other short sale is going to close soon and I need to make a decision on if I want to wait for the new one or go with the other one.
The payoff of getting the new short sale results in higher happiness, but there would still be some happiness in getting the previous sale. I was thinking that the price of anarchy would be high if I ended up with neither but I think you bring up a good point in that the price of anarchy may not be so high even if I get neither of them.
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