Recent content by turbofish

You know, they are just following the law.

I will be voting for him. Heck, I voted for him twice for governor. I've known him and his wife for over a decade now. About the only thing the democrats have to say about him is he signed a bill that won't allow kids to have their junk cut off. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asa_Hutchinson

I'll have to check it on a spare laptop but in the end, I will always return back to Windows. Heck, I even taught a college class on Linux. Maybe I can play around with this by installing MS-SQL on it. You know, for fun.

Doug is actually a really nice guy. But he is a smart guy - they really don't need any other reason to close a store than profits. His wife Shelley was at one time on the board of directors of the charity that my wife works with. The Waltons tend to lean slightly to the left but McMillion...

Malls still exist?!

OK, getting back to the point. I was watching some car show with a couple of historical documentaries thrown in with noise cancelling headphones on my laptop while reading a book on my phone, but my wife was watching in the same room. Personally, I really hate those kind of award shows...

People here keep on saying that this is a rich person/tech world issue. Just found out how personal it can get. My Kids [adults with kids of their own] are over for lunch where my oldest had issues getting paid at his HVAC job. Seems that the company he works for uses a payroll service that just...

And the reason for the failure is scary as well. The bank had 60% of their assets in government bonds, something that is usually considered to be safe assets. Those assets were wipe out due to inflation. More banks will likely follow

Even you stated in this post that you weren't correct. Again, businesses will tend to have greater than what the FDIC will cover. When businesses take hits with missing funds, the 'little guy' will be laid off because the business lost huge amounts of money. When one bank fails, it tends to...

That isn't how FDIC works. If any account had more than $250K, all that money would gone. Plenty of companies keep more than that in the bank.

Silicon Valley Bank The 16th largest bank in the country with more expected to fail. This is not good news.

I was just digging into some data In the US, Ford sold 653,957 in their F-Series with an average price of around $55k Tesla in the US sold 225,799 Model Y with an average price of $79,953

And yes, it is political in nature. Has anyone noticed that the same people that were captivated by covid panic were the same that were a part of every TDS and BLM protest? I remember listening into some of the life feed protest when the BLM riots were happening. It was always the same thought...

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/biden-administration-wants-credit-card-late-fees-slashed-to-8/ar-AA16YHGP?OCID=ansmsnnews11 The lefts reaction [seems they are the ones who can't pay their bills on time] is we need to stop credit companies from making profits. They are all in favor of...

2021 MX-5 I had a 2010 MX-5 and traded that one in on this one back in 2021. World of difference, Even more smiles when I drive. This drive is with the local Miata drive