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Motownsix
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| Registered on: | 10/11/2022 |
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re: Do You Really Own Your Home? A Tax Revolt Says No.
Posted by Motownsix on 10/18/26 at 6:15 pm to Street Hawk
Such a silly take. It’s such specious reasoning. Sounds smart but it’s not.
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The boy may have been the victim according to Kash. The FBI has lots of applicants who have been victims of bestiality.
re: Any great credit cards for travel points?
Posted by Motownsix on 9/28/26 at 4:53 pm to OldHickory
I typically only use airline branded cards. Becluase of where I fly in and out of most I only use AA or UA doemstically. Delta might be the better domestic airline for onbaord service but their hubs dont work for me.
The UA and AA cards have been very beneficial.
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The people who want you to send your kids to trade school send their kids to the Ivy League.
Nothing wrong with trade schools, but always be skeptical of others telling you what's best for your children.
An elected school board member I know in Florida floods her FB and other socials about the benefits of jobs in the trades. One of her kids is in law school and the other just graduated.
re: Have you ever toured a home for sale that was out your range, but needed an ego boost?
Posted by Motownsix on 9/28/26 at 4:09 pm to LSU Coyote
My realtor wont show my properties unless a person produces preapproval letter.
Of all the places I split time, Boise is the most liberal. I'm sure once you leave the city it changes quickly but the 2 time mayor there is a Democrat from DC.
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"keep it open year round and the heater at 90." Best way to tell people i dont have a pool , nobody wants to get into a pool at 90°
We have people visiting all the time and no one complains. I won’t get in water below 86 for the most part. December/January when it’s 70 out 90 degree water hits perfect.
re: Questions for those who have worked in the service industry or as restaurant kitchen staff
Posted by Motownsix on 9/27/26 at 5:12 pm to Buster Swift
Can’t believe this thread made it 5 pages without someone complaining about tipping.
Thats OT progress right there.
Thats OT progress right there.
re: Questions for those who have worked in the service industry or as restaurant kitchen staff
Posted by Motownsix on 9/27/26 at 5:03 pm to Buster Swift
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1.) I've seen the movie Waiting. What is the frequency by which kitchen and/or wait staff mess with people's food and how? 3.) Are regular customers more or less prone to being victims of these criminal offenses? 3.) Does this happen more at nicer eateries or the shittier ones?
I’ve never seen anyone deliberately mess with someone’s food or drink. Never heard of someone doing that first hand.
I don’t think it’s something that happens with any frequency.
I’ve been in kitchens in more than a dozen states over multiple decades.
I have three lawyers I use for different things. One specializes in family law and has prepared wills, filed quit claim deeds, real estate contracts, and trusts for certain houses. Another attorney I’ve used just for copyright filings. A third attorney I’ve used for various issues with city codes for businesses. Depending on the issue I’d call one of the three.
re: In-ground Pool Owners: do you regret it?
Posted by Motownsix on 9/27/26 at 4:54 am to PenguinNinja
Love my in-ground pool. I have a pool baw and I’ve never bought chemicals or pool cleaning equipment. I keep it open year round and the heater at 90. Obviously the heater doesn’t turn on 4-5 a year but I couldn’t have it open year round without it.
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If we consider everyone but the most successful 10% of people failures doesn't that make us a society of failures?
The OT is quick to call everyone below the 2% a failure.
In this what source of education and what career path is the best, I think it’s important to acknowledge we all have different end goals. Personally, I feel like the people I know with the most success have been the ones that have pivoted multiple times and reinvented themselves multiple times.
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In the trades you move up being a supervisor, foreman, superintendent or owner and the young kids are the laborers climbing under houses.
The biggest fallacy is that all the Indians grow up to be chiefs. The other is that spending your formative years learning a trade somehow develops your business acumen. People go to business school for a reason, not that everyone who learns how to run a business must go to business school.
I’m not saying there aren’t alternative ways to learn how to run a business.
re: Something to consider when advising young people to go into trade work?
Posted by Motownsix on 9/25/26 at 11:15 pm to weagle1999
Digging a trench under a house in 100 degree weather isn’t that bad at 25 years old. Try doing that at 60. Trade jobs are like being a stripper. Good money while your body still holds up.
Seems like an uptick in hazing stories this week. I’ve been hearing about Wisconsin, LSU, and Colorado. I really thought Greeks moved away from the 80’s and 90’s style hazing.
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If the DSA wins anyway
I've owned a few places since 2018. The GOP has done more damage than the DNC over that time span both locally and nationally. The tariff's have and continue to be even worse than the shipping costs due to gas prices.
re: Weekend in Savannah, Ga.
Posted by Motownsix on 9/21/26 at 4:56 pm to geauxpurple
I second the Old Pink House.
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How long until they actually succeed with one of these disease panics and install more lockdowns?
The next shutdown from the Trump administration will likely have nothing do with a medical crisis. All indications point towards a global fuel crisis that will cause nationwide lockdowns before the end of 2026.
The OP is right it really feels like 2020 all over again.
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Only lesbians drive jeeps
Then why do I see so many Subaru's in some markets? Are they that big of a market they can dominate two brands?
re: Taking the Train from DC to New York City
Posted by Motownsix on 9/13/26 at 1:09 pm to danny d lsu
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. I'm a complete beginner about getting around New York as well, I'm assuming the subway will be the best way to get around even though I've heard crazy stories about riding them. I
I’ve been on the subways at all times of night in NYC and never saw anything too crazy other than my friends bad behavior.
NYC is easy to get around. The streets are a grid and the numbers are orderly. Trains mostly make sense. Later at night cabs are easy because there is less traffic than mid day.
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finance everything Have to work those interest rates and live a little.
I’m a big fan of borrowing money. I don’t pay for anything up front if I can help it.
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