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The economy is so bad that 7 of 10 houses on Sesame Street are in foreclosure.
The economy is so bad, my niece told me she wants to dress up as a 401-K for Halloween so that she can turn invisible.
The economy is so bad, I went to my bank the other day and the teller handed me a note saying, “This is a robbery!
ParticipantToo funny!!!
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The economy is so bad that 7 of 10 houses on Sesame Street are in foreclosure.
The economy is so bad, my niece told me she wants to dress up as a 401-K for Halloween so that she can turn invisible.
The economy is so bad, I went to my bank the other day and the teller handed me a note saying, “This is a robbery!
ParticipantToo funny!!!
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The economy is so bad that 7 of 10 houses on Sesame Street are in foreclosure.
The economy is so bad, my niece told me she wants to dress up as a 401-K for Halloween so that she can turn invisible.
The economy is so bad, I went to my bank the other day and the teller handed me a note saying, “This is a robbery!
ParticipantToo funny!!!
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The economy is so bad that 7 of 10 houses on Sesame Street are in foreclosure.
The economy is so bad, my niece told me she wants to dress up as a 401-K for Halloween so that she can turn invisible.
The economy is so bad, I went to my bank the other day and the teller handed me a note saying, “This is a robbery!
ParticipantI expect we’ll be seeing even more companies exit CA. The state is so far in deficit and the bubble FIRE economy money stream is gone, so where can the state turn for funds? Corporations probably know that they are at the top of the list. 1000 employees at that company support many more indirect jobs throughout San Diego.
Unemployment keeps going up, consumers keep retrenching and yet people in SoCal still think a small 40 year old house in Poway is worth $400k. The disconnect is huge.
ParticipantI expect we’ll be seeing even more companies exit CA. The state is so far in deficit and the bubble FIRE economy money stream is gone, so where can the state turn for funds? Corporations probably know that they are at the top of the list. 1000 employees at that company support many more indirect jobs throughout San Diego.
Unemployment keeps going up, consumers keep retrenching and yet people in SoCal still think a small 40 year old house in Poway is worth $400k. The disconnect is huge.
ParticipantI expect we’ll be seeing even more companies exit CA. The state is so far in deficit and the bubble FIRE economy money stream is gone, so where can the state turn for funds? Corporations probably know that they are at the top of the list. 1000 employees at that company support many more indirect jobs throughout San Diego.
Unemployment keeps going up, consumers keep retrenching and yet people in SoCal still think a small 40 year old house in Poway is worth $400k. The disconnect is huge.
ParticipantI expect we’ll be seeing even more companies exit CA. The state is so far in deficit and the bubble FIRE economy money stream is gone, so where can the state turn for funds? Corporations probably know that they are at the top of the list. 1000 employees at that company support many more indirect jobs throughout San Diego.
Unemployment keeps going up, consumers keep retrenching and yet people in SoCal still think a small 40 year old house in Poway is worth $400k. The disconnect is huge.
ParticipantI expect we’ll be seeing even more companies exit CA. The state is so far in deficit and the bubble FIRE economy money stream is gone, so where can the state turn for funds? Corporations probably know that they are at the top of the list. 1000 employees at that company support many more indirect jobs throughout San Diego.
Unemployment keeps going up, consumers keep retrenching and yet people in SoCal still think a small 40 year old house in Poway is worth $400k. The disconnect is huge.
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