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ParticipantI really think we have become a nation of whiners and self important lazy people
I agree completely. We have so much that we take for granted. People should try traveling somewhere that has little or no air conditioning, no ice-cold drinks or ice cubes, and such inconveniences as having to walk or open doors manually or climb stairs. It seems that the more "modern" we get the fatter and lazier and whinier we get.
A huge economic downturn might make us healthier! We'll eat less, drive less, and get more exercise!
ParticipantI really think we have become a nation of whiners and self important lazy people
I agree completely. We have so much that we take for granted. People should try traveling somewhere that has little or no air conditioning, no ice-cold drinks or ice cubes, and such inconveniences as having to walk or open doors manually or climb stairs. It seems that the more "modern" we get the fatter and lazier and whinier we get.
A huge economic downturn might make us healthier! We'll eat less, drive less, and get more exercise!
ParticipantI really think we have become a nation of whiners and self important lazy people
I agree completely. We have so much that we take for granted. People should try traveling somewhere that has little or no air conditioning, no ice-cold drinks or ice cubes, and such inconveniences as having to walk or open doors manually or climb stairs. It seems that the more "modern" we get the fatter and lazier and whinier we get.
A huge economic downturn might make us healthier! We'll eat less, drive less, and get more exercise!
Participant“first” glimmer? What do you mean? This is very similar to all bull crap that’s been spouted over the last two years of housing free-fall. I’m starting a new hypothesis: the number of articles claiming things are turning around is inversely proportional to home prices. If I had a nickel for every “we’ve reached bottom” article…
I’m not sad that people are buying. Every time they do the comps in the neighborhood go a little lower. I’m glad it’s them buying and not me. We need people at the forefront to drive prices down. Don’t worry, the inventory is high enough to accommodate all of these knife catchers.
Participant“first” glimmer? What do you mean? This is very similar to all bull crap that’s been spouted over the last two years of housing free-fall. I’m starting a new hypothesis: the number of articles claiming things are turning around is inversely proportional to home prices. If I had a nickel for every “we’ve reached bottom” article…
I’m not sad that people are buying. Every time they do the comps in the neighborhood go a little lower. I’m glad it’s them buying and not me. We need people at the forefront to drive prices down. Don’t worry, the inventory is high enough to accommodate all of these knife catchers.
Participant“first” glimmer? What do you mean? This is very similar to all bull crap that’s been spouted over the last two years of housing free-fall. I’m starting a new hypothesis: the number of articles claiming things are turning around is inversely proportional to home prices. If I had a nickel for every “we’ve reached bottom” article…
I’m not sad that people are buying. Every time they do the comps in the neighborhood go a little lower. I’m glad it’s them buying and not me. We need people at the forefront to drive prices down. Don’t worry, the inventory is high enough to accommodate all of these knife catchers.
Participant“first” glimmer? What do you mean? This is very similar to all bull crap that’s been spouted over the last two years of housing free-fall. I’m starting a new hypothesis: the number of articles claiming things are turning around is inversely proportional to home prices. If I had a nickel for every “we’ve reached bottom” article…
I’m not sad that people are buying. Every time they do the comps in the neighborhood go a little lower. I’m glad it’s them buying and not me. We need people at the forefront to drive prices down. Don’t worry, the inventory is high enough to accommodate all of these knife catchers.
Participant“first” glimmer? What do you mean? This is very similar to all bull crap that’s been spouted over the last two years of housing free-fall. I’m starting a new hypothesis: the number of articles claiming things are turning around is inversely proportional to home prices. If I had a nickel for every “we’ve reached bottom” article…
I’m not sad that people are buying. Every time they do the comps in the neighborhood go a little lower. I’m glad it’s them buying and not me. We need people at the forefront to drive prices down. Don’t worry, the inventory is high enough to accommodate all of these knife catchers.
ParticipantI heard (I think on NPR) that the biggest job growth numbers were in government. Like we need more layers of corruption and council meetings on how to best raise their salaries.
I live/work near Sorrento Valley and there are tons of commercial vacancies. I work in a 6-story office building and less than half of it is occupied.
What’s the going ppsf in sv?
ParticipantI heard (I think on NPR) that the biggest job growth numbers were in government. Like we need more layers of corruption and council meetings on how to best raise their salaries.
I live/work near Sorrento Valley and there are tons of commercial vacancies. I work in a 6-story office building and less than half of it is occupied.
What’s the going ppsf in sv?
ParticipantI heard (I think on NPR) that the biggest job growth numbers were in government. Like we need more layers of corruption and council meetings on how to best raise their salaries.
I live/work near Sorrento Valley and there are tons of commercial vacancies. I work in a 6-story office building and less than half of it is occupied.
What’s the going ppsf in sv?
ParticipantI heard (I think on NPR) that the biggest job growth numbers were in government. Like we need more layers of corruption and council meetings on how to best raise their salaries.
I live/work near Sorrento Valley and there are tons of commercial vacancies. I work in a 6-story office building and less than half of it is occupied.
What’s the going ppsf in sv?
ParticipantI heard (I think on NPR) that the biggest job growth numbers were in government. Like we need more layers of corruption and council meetings on how to best raise their salaries.
I live/work near Sorrento Valley and there are tons of commercial vacancies. I work in a 6-story office building and less than half of it is occupied.
What’s the going ppsf in sv?
ParticipantThat’s media manipulation if I’ve ever seen it. The race is still close, but Patrick Leahy (who I heard talking about it on NPR today), a staunch Obama supporter, says “Hillary can’t possibly win and should quit”. I guess the media has decided who their darling is because they run with that and are now saying Hillary can’t win. Ridiculous.
They need 2024 delegates to win. Obama has 1625, Hillary has 1486… So they’re both “about 500 delegates away” from winning it. I’d say it’s waaaaaaay to early to quit. She’s expected to win in Penn. and pick up 158 more delegates, which would put her in the lead. Should Obama quit then?
So if she’s your candidate I wouldn’t throw in the towel just yet. There are 3 more months of primaries.
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