JKLazurus

You're losing your mojo. ...And you'll never be able to retire to a tiny house if this stuff keeps accumulating in your garage.

That was my first time at the Box since covid. It was packed.

It would have been better if he marked himself safe on Facebook.

You will need a really creative photographer when you ultimately decide to sell your house.

Nothing matches the amount of paralysis found at the business end of a pile driver.

Article is behind a paywall. But, something had to be left out. When you file unemployment there’s usually three options RIF, Layoff, Quit/Fired. (If the first two are selected the benefits are usually auto approved and Employer has to contest, if the 3rd is selected, they’re auto denied and employee has to contest)

Unless they’re cutting people loose immediately after the performance review, they can’t classify it as a layoff. Even if they did, for cause is a stretch since performance review is subjective, and they would also need to show the individual was unwilling or unable to be coached.

Regardless, I doubt meta employees care much about UI. The subpar reviews probably ensure they don’t qualify for bonuses/fringe benefits.

I got a ban for saying someone looked like Pablo Escobar in drag. The reason given was glorifying criminal behavior.

Where’s that Miami Heat gif when you need it?

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Consent is an individual event.

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How is that event measured in this instance, considering a third party has to make the complaint on her behalf?

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Anyone who has a rate below 3% is not moving any time soon or perhaps for the life of their mortgage. That's what's unique about our current situation. Rates went up so fast that most people who already owned their homes don't want to give up their low rate.

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This is what makes these recent threads intriguing.

There’s always the glib guy posting about hoping for a crash so he can get his first home at generational low.

But even if home prices crash, inflation, the appreciation from the past few years, and rising interest rates negate any possible discount to the buyer.

It will be years before people adapt to the idea of buying new homes with a 7% rate when every house they’ve ever owned was below 4%.

Then there’s the old people who want to downsize. When their mortgage rate doubles or triples, it becomes more expensive to downsize than to just keep what they have.

The only homes trading in the foreseeable future are the high end ones where people pay cash and the low end DR Horton starter homes