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RE Sears tools: way overpriced. I bought a set of 8 ratcheting wrenches for $60 not long ago. I saw a similar set at Costco yesterday for $19, they appeared to be of equal if not better quality.
unbiasedobserverParticipantRE Sears tools: way overpriced. I bought a set of 8 ratcheting wrenches for $60 not long ago. I saw a similar set at Costco yesterday for $19, they appeared to be of equal if not better quality.
unbiasedobserverParticipantRE Sears tools: way overpriced. I bought a set of 8 ratcheting wrenches for $60 not long ago. I saw a similar set at Costco yesterday for $19, they appeared to be of equal if not better quality.
unbiasedobserverParticipantRE Sears tools: way overpriced. I bought a set of 8 ratcheting wrenches for $60 not long ago. I saw a similar set at Costco yesterday for $19, they appeared to be of equal if not better quality.
unbiasedobserverParticipant“What’s wrong with this picture? 55 years old? Retired? A “fire protection supervisor”? A $1M house?!? That costs about sixty grand a year! The property tax alone is ten grand a year! ”
The UT almost always profiles people with absurd govt pensions. Haven’t you noticed that when they do their Sunday financial makeovers, usually on couples who both have lavish govt pensions. Walking through parking lots it seems half the cars have DOD stickers. Really, what percentage of people in SD work for some form of govt? I think their pensions and housing allowances are a huge contributor to the runaway prices. What about mentioning someone who isn’t financed by the taxpayer, who evidently are in the minority here.
rant offunbiasedobserverParticipant“What’s wrong with this picture? 55 years old? Retired? A “fire protection supervisor”? A $1M house?!? That costs about sixty grand a year! The property tax alone is ten grand a year! ”
The UT almost always profiles people with absurd govt pensions. Haven’t you noticed that when they do their Sunday financial makeovers, usually on couples who both have lavish govt pensions. Walking through parking lots it seems half the cars have DOD stickers. Really, what percentage of people in SD work for some form of govt? I think their pensions and housing allowances are a huge contributor to the runaway prices. What about mentioning someone who isn’t financed by the taxpayer, who evidently are in the minority here.
rant offunbiasedobserverParticipant“What’s wrong with this picture? 55 years old? Retired? A “fire protection supervisor”? A $1M house?!? That costs about sixty grand a year! The property tax alone is ten grand a year! ”
The UT almost always profiles people with absurd govt pensions. Haven’t you noticed that when they do their Sunday financial makeovers, usually on couples who both have lavish govt pensions. Walking through parking lots it seems half the cars have DOD stickers. Really, what percentage of people in SD work for some form of govt? I think their pensions and housing allowances are a huge contributor to the runaway prices. What about mentioning someone who isn’t financed by the taxpayer, who evidently are in the minority here.
rant offunbiasedobserverParticipant“What’s wrong with this picture? 55 years old? Retired? A “fire protection supervisor”? A $1M house?!? That costs about sixty grand a year! The property tax alone is ten grand a year! ”
The UT almost always profiles people with absurd govt pensions. Haven’t you noticed that when they do their Sunday financial makeovers, usually on couples who both have lavish govt pensions. Walking through parking lots it seems half the cars have DOD stickers. Really, what percentage of people in SD work for some form of govt? I think their pensions and housing allowances are a huge contributor to the runaway prices. What about mentioning someone who isn’t financed by the taxpayer, who evidently are in the minority here.
rant offunbiasedobserverParticipant“What’s wrong with this picture? 55 years old? Retired? A “fire protection supervisor”? A $1M house?!? That costs about sixty grand a year! The property tax alone is ten grand a year! ”
The UT almost always profiles people with absurd govt pensions. Haven’t you noticed that when they do their Sunday financial makeovers, usually on couples who both have lavish govt pensions. Walking through parking lots it seems half the cars have DOD stickers. Really, what percentage of people in SD work for some form of govt? I think their pensions and housing allowances are a huge contributor to the runaway prices. What about mentioning someone who isn’t financed by the taxpayer, who evidently are in the minority here.
rant offunbiasedobserverParticipantesmith, why use Dec 2000 as your ‘base’ year, SD was already 3-4 years into the bubble at that point. How can 60K income support a 400K house? I almost bought a decent 1800sft house in MM for 175K in 1996, tack on some inflation and I’d say it’s worth about 225K today, not the 650K the owners probably think its worth.
unbiasedobserverParticipantesmith, why use Dec 2000 as your ‘base’ year, SD was already 3-4 years into the bubble at that point. How can 60K income support a 400K house? I almost bought a decent 1800sft house in MM for 175K in 1996, tack on some inflation and I’d say it’s worth about 225K today, not the 650K the owners probably think its worth.
unbiasedobserverParticipantesmith, why use Dec 2000 as your ‘base’ year, SD was already 3-4 years into the bubble at that point. How can 60K income support a 400K house? I almost bought a decent 1800sft house in MM for 175K in 1996, tack on some inflation and I’d say it’s worth about 225K today, not the 650K the owners probably think its worth.
unbiasedobserverParticipantesmith, why use Dec 2000 as your ‘base’ year, SD was already 3-4 years into the bubble at that point. How can 60K income support a 400K house? I almost bought a decent 1800sft house in MM for 175K in 1996, tack on some inflation and I’d say it’s worth about 225K today, not the 650K the owners probably think its worth.
unbiasedobserverParticipantesmith, why use Dec 2000 as your ‘base’ year, SD was already 3-4 years into the bubble at that point. How can 60K income support a 400K house? I almost bought a decent 1800sft house in MM for 175K in 1996, tack on some inflation and I’d say it’s worth about 225K today, not the 650K the owners probably think its worth.
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