KYS I guess join the 41%, tranny.
And you are saying they are high because of Trump?
I usually buy a pretty nice brazilian/mexican blend put together by a local near me. Not very acrid, still very coffee-y. Somebody mentioned Blue Mountain a few thousand pages ago, but I haven't had cause to buy it. What do you recommend as good coffee?
Just to be clear, Stocks are NOT gambling if you do certain things, like long term planning. Stocks ARE gambling when you plan on only holding them for a week and then selling because the son of someone you despise told you to.
Gotta admit, still don't know what people like so much about coffee. Smells good but the few times I tried coffee, nearly fifty years ago, it was unpalatable without a lot of sugar. Get my caffeine from cola instead.
"My guy?"
Right, so how are you not going to see GENERALIZED inflation when inflation is built into the issuance of currency?
Go back to the Hohol containment thread if you just want to reguritate orange man bad fallacies
Wirth's law is an adage on computer performance which states that software is getting slower more rapidly than hardware is becoming faster.
For anyone curious, their model is purely objective: they have a mathematical model, they plug in the latest economic data, and they report the result. They are not fucking with this to make Trump look bad. That said, the output is obviously subject to the quality of data going in. It's definitely above my paygrade to actually evaluate this.
So why is the economy contracting so rapidly when Republicans have done nothing but pass a budget proposal which dramatically increases the deficit?
No, I'm saying that even if we use other metrics, the economy is still shit. I can forgive GDP contractions if the cost of living contracts with it, but that's not what we're seeing, we're seeing less money coupled with still higher costs.
If they said the sky was green I'd at least look up to check.
What the fuck are you talking about? What you posted has nothing to do with the prime rate. The US prime rate is 7.5% and the UIG is STILL tracking 0.3% month over month and is hovering around 3% for the year.
There's only so many crises that you can put on the consumer's back before it breaks. Housing is already crushing people and expanding the cost-of-living crisis further will not benefit anyone in the short or long term. You cannot expect for the population to pursue innovation or to contribute effectively to domestic markets when they cannot feed or house themselves. USA does not need more severe short-term pains right now.
You're right! Just let it rot without intervention. When the population freezes because the politicians ban any form of heating, we can claim the resources for ourselves.Mark my words: America will regret this. DON’T. MESS. WITH. CANADA!!
The Virgin Canadian milk bag vs the Chad American milk carton.
