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[quote=walterwhite]could this work to our advantage in getting the price even lower than our lowballish offer?[/quote]

Yes, it will be hard to sell and they know it will be hard to sell.

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Again, very pleased with Schwab,

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Again, very pleased with Schwab,

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Again, very pleased with Schwab,

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Again, very pleased with Schwab,

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Again, very pleased with Schwab,

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Get used to it. You are just seeing what production workers have been seeing for years. You have to compete globally and you have been being paid really well from a global perspective.

Something has to give and I believe it will be the dollar.

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Get used to it. You are just seeing what production workers have been seeing for years. You have to compete globally and you have been being paid really well from a global perspective.

Something has to give and I believe it will be the dollar.

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Get used to it. You are just seeing what production workers have been seeing for years. You have to compete globally and you have been being paid really well from a global perspective.

Something has to give and I believe it will be the dollar.

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Get used to it. You are just seeing what production workers have been seeing for years. You have to compete globally and you have been being paid really well from a global perspective.

Something has to give and I believe it will be the dollar.

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Get used to it. You are just seeing what production workers have been seeing for years. You have to compete globally and you have been being paid really well from a global perspective.

Something has to give and I believe it will be the dollar.

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Better yet, the govenment buys forclosures from the banks and demos them:

1) It puts money in the banks hands. They will pay it out in bonuses which will eventually stimulate the economy.

2) It reduces the supply making the remaining inventory more valuable. No more below water loans.

3) It provides demo jobs.

4) You may get a nifty mini park right next door.

All we need is a catchy name like “cash for caves” and we are good to go.

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Better yet, the govenment buys forclosures from the banks and demos them:

1) It puts money in the banks hands. They will pay it out in bonuses which will eventually stimulate the economy.

2) It reduces the supply making the remaining inventory more valuable. No more below water loans.

3) It provides demo jobs.

4) You may get a nifty mini park right next door.

All we need is a catchy name like “cash for caves” and we are good to go.

[sreeb]

Better yet, the govenment buys forclosures from the banks and demos them:

1) It puts money in the banks hands. They will pay it out in bonuses which will eventually stimulate the economy.

2) It reduces the supply making the remaining inventory more valuable. No more below water loans.

3) It provides demo jobs.

4) You may get a nifty mini park right next door.

All we need is a catchy name like “cash for caves” and we are good to go.

[sreeb]

Better yet, the govenment buys forclosures from the banks and demos them:

1) It puts money in the banks hands. They will pay it out in bonuses which will eventually stimulate the economy.

2) It reduces the supply making the remaining inventory more valuable. No more below water loans.

3) It provides demo jobs.

4) You may get a nifty mini park right next door.

All we need is a catchy name like “cash for caves” and we are good to go.

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