I love Vietanam.
One could go there and get a young pretty wife but that would bring it's own challenges.
I might go when I finish in 3 years.
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One could go there and get a young pretty wife but that would bring it's own challenges.
I might go when I finish in 3 years.
Something like 40% of the working population is considering career change or retiring.
SAP BrandVoice: Should We Resign Ourselves To The Great Resignation?
Now that “normal” is finally within sight, why are so many of us making major life and work changes?
www.forbes.com
Pretty tempted to FIRE and do something else. Took on a massive Christian school obligation since the public schools are collapsing, which keeps me in the same job for now though I'm trying to figure out an exit.
I'm getting out and putting some money in to crypto for fun and waiting until after the new year
Christmas is going to be weird, people will miss numbers, markets will get wobbly
should learn how to reload ammo and pick kelp at low tide
I like eating the bugs, comrades!
Christmas is going to be weird, people will miss numbers, markets will get wobbly
should learn how to reload ammo and pick kelp at low tide
I like eating the bugs, comrades!
I think a little work is good for you.
Ideally, I will teach two classes in the spring when I retire.
Right time of year and right species you can probably get them in the Pine Island Sound. But they'll be mangrove snappers in the 12 inch range, or maybe some barely keeper or undersized grouper that you'll yank out from under docks.
If you head out between Fort Myers and Sanibel, you're kind of tucked back in a corner.
Farther North in that zone off Boca Grande it's under 10 miles to 50 feet of water. South of Sanibel it's a bit shallower, and it's more like 10-15 to 50 feet, and 35-50 to 100 feet. The fish tend to move in/out with the season. I would think 20-30-ish is a good starting point, as "known" numbers closer in tend to get heavily pressured.
Back in 2014 when I was pretty broke, my good friends moved down to FL from Upstate NY and got an apartment with me in Naples where I was working at Golf course and got them jobs. So we were all pretty broke that summer waiting for season to come.
We fished under and around the Marco Island Bridge all summer long, catching mainly Greys and Sheepshead. We had pretty good luck fishing the beaches too. We had fish damn near every night it seemed, man that was a great summer with da boys. Blunts, golf and fishing everyday after work.
Is your friend in Bonita Bay? I've played damn near every course in the Naples area
I no longer live there but My grandpa lives in one of the 55 and older communities over in Bonita Springs. I get over there a decent amount when he's down here. I like the area, especially Estero where I lived last, but its unbelievable how crowded it gets in season over there.
If you in Bonita Springs again but get skunked fishing. Grandpas Pizza and Buffalo Chips has some great food. Buffalo chips is a Buffalo Bills backer bar and has the best wings in Florida
Yes Bonita Bay. I'll be back there is December again so we will give the restaurant a try for sure.
Inflation rate has basically QUADRUPLED in less then one year of Bidenomics.
https://www.statista.com/statistics/273418/unadjusted-monthly-inflation-rate-in-the-us/
https://www.statista.com/statistics/273418/unadjusted-monthly-inflation-rate-in-the-us/
I think it just follows the money supply. We added about $30-35T M0 since the start of the pandemic:
MMT really took off in 2009. If we're not careful, our monetary system will enter a Weimar phase:
the logical flaw in his argument, of course, is stated plain as day in his own words....
To a first order, expect the increase in inflation to follow the increase in the money supply - anywhere from 40%-100% depending on your metric:
Probably time to take on mortgage debt or buy crypto. Abandon cash fiat reserves.
Edit: I'm old enough to remember a month ago when inflation was only at 5.6%
Probably time to take on mortgage debt or buy crypto. Abandon cash fiat reserves.
Edit: I'm old enough to remember a month ago when inflation was only at 5.6%
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Beef is for sure way up. Chicken a bit.
Beware of shrinkflation with packaged products, it's a lot tougher to notice. Like those tubes of toothpaste at the dollar store that are the dimensions of a pencil
Did anyone take you up on this bet back in July? If so, how much are you in the hole? You going to pay in July $$$ or December $$$?
I just took a load of muscovy ducks up to a local poultry place for slaughter and processing.My sisters get chicken from them.
It's food for rich people.
(I just eat a lot of beans)
I tried growing sweet potatoes.
FAIL!
I tried to grow poppies
FAIL!
Farming is hard!
There is an upside to the division of labor.
Some people have no problem raising animals and having relationship and then killing them for food.
#Ican'tbeyourfriendandtheneatyou.
It's like knowing a guy who's wife you are F'ing.
I can't do it.
I didn't kill them, so that was easy.
as was filling the freezer up with processed duck carcasses to eat.