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[quote=davelj]….vacations to Montserrat associated with that hot 24-year old that won the bikini contest at the Baja 1000. Trust me on this one.[/quote]

LoL! I hope you enjoyed the bikini. Well, I agree with your analysis of the relative cost of marriage vs dating from the guy’s PoV. Marriage is like the fixed-price union contract for half of the population. I’m not saying unions don’t have a place, just drawing an analogy.

[patientrenter]

[quote=davelj]….vacations to Montserrat associated with that hot 24-year old that won the bikini contest at the Baja 1000. Trust me on this one.[/quote]

LoL! I hope you enjoyed the bikini. Well, I agree with your analysis of the relative cost of marriage vs dating from the guy’s PoV. Marriage is like the fixed-price union contract for half of the population. I’m not saying unions don’t have a place, just drawing an analogy.

[patientrenter]

[quote=davelj]….vacations to Montserrat associated with that hot 24-year old that won the bikini contest at the Baja 1000. Trust me on this one.[/quote]

LoL! I hope you enjoyed the bikini. Well, I agree with your analysis of the relative cost of marriage vs dating from the guy’s PoV. Marriage is like the fixed-price union contract for half of the population. I’m not saying unions don’t have a place, just drawing an analogy.

[patientrenter]

[quote=davelj]….vacations to Montserrat associated with that hot 24-year old that won the bikini contest at the Baja 1000. Trust me on this one.[/quote]

LoL! I hope you enjoyed the bikini. Well, I agree with your analysis of the relative cost of marriage vs dating from the guy’s PoV. Marriage is like the fixed-price union contract for half of the population. I’m not saying unions don’t have a place, just drawing an analogy.

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I’ve noticed that Zillow fairly consistently overestimates prices, starting some time ago (that I’ve forgotten), within the last 2 years.

I suspect they got a message that their business model wasn’t going to work unless they cooperated.

[patientrenter]

I’ve noticed that Zillow fairly consistently overestimates prices, starting some time ago (that I’ve forgotten), within the last 2 years.

I suspect they got a message that their business model wasn’t going to work unless they cooperated.

[patientrenter]

I’ve noticed that Zillow fairly consistently overestimates prices, starting some time ago (that I’ve forgotten), within the last 2 years.

I suspect they got a message that their business model wasn’t going to work unless they cooperated.

[patientrenter]

I’ve noticed that Zillow fairly consistently overestimates prices, starting some time ago (that I’ve forgotten), within the last 2 years.

I suspect they got a message that their business model wasn’t going to work unless they cooperated.

[patientrenter]

I’ve noticed that Zillow fairly consistently overestimates prices, starting some time ago (that I’ve forgotten), within the last 2 years.

I suspect they got a message that their business model wasn’t going to work unless they cooperated.

[patientrenter]

[quote=davelj] ….I can assure you that marriage (and kids) is far more expensive and time consuming than staying single, even if the man is dating a different woman every week….[/quote]

I don’t doubt what you say, in general. But I was referring to the expense and time draw of dating very (physically) attractive women. Expensive with or without marriage.

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[quote=davelj] ….I can assure you that marriage (and kids) is far more expensive and time consuming than staying single, even if the man is dating a different woman every week….[/quote]

I don’t doubt what you say, in general. But I was referring to the expense and time draw of dating very (physically) attractive women. Expensive with or without marriage.

[patientrenter]

[quote=davelj] ….I can assure you that marriage (and kids) is far more expensive and time consuming than staying single, even if the man is dating a different woman every week….[/quote]

I don’t doubt what you say, in general. But I was referring to the expense and time draw of dating very (physically) attractive women. Expensive with or without marriage.

[patientrenter]

[quote=davelj] ….I can assure you that marriage (and kids) is far more expensive and time consuming than staying single, even if the man is dating a different woman every week….[/quote]

I don’t doubt what you say, in general. But I was referring to the expense and time draw of dating very (physically) attractive women. Expensive with or without marriage.

[patientrenter]

[quote=davelj] ….I can assure you that marriage (and kids) is far more expensive and time consuming than staying single, even if the man is dating a different woman every week….[/quote]

I don’t doubt what you say, in general. But I was referring to the expense and time draw of dating very (physically) attractive women. Expensive with or without marriage.

[patientrenter]

I don’t know why we have to pick out illegal immigrants or army volunteers for examples of men who give up a lot materially when they marry and have kids. Most guys are happy to have money for a simple place to live, beer, a big TV and cable, a pool table, golf, a nice car… and they put the rest aside to hasten the day when they can spend all their time enjoying nothing but the above.

Adding the expenses of a wife and kids dramatically reduces the budget for his ideal lifestyle. That’s the real Daddy tax. I am not complaining, just pointing out that there’s a certain symmetry here.

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