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  1. In fairness... that's a pretty low bar right? Since the Football team has won 4, 2, 4 and 5 (cue moronic Kyle Field SEC! SEC! SEC! SEC! Chant) SEC games in the last 4 seasons...
  2. Welcome U.S. Economy the Game! Until one day, the TACO retreat just doesn't go as planned. But PLTR just keeps roaring. I have a feeling like MP they have booked a lot of US government business but haven't reported it unlike MP, or OKLO. I also have always thought the long play on PLTR was the fact they have been operating AI in the more secure environments that exist, and I think the private sector will find that attractive. Unfortunately I am not leveraged to the gills this run up.
  3. This is the definition of how my sister helps... All Gas , No Bra Akes
  4. Shock... Surprise... We just landed another badass.... Our fate is not lost in the bunged up panties of summertime hysteria. I fucking hate to self quote, (and you can freely neg me for that) but you complaining hand wrining pussies with your panties up your fucking asses every God Damn Summer!!!! I see these naysayers and whiners as the sad kids of summer. Just never quite figured it out. It's about pools, pussy, and the smell of fresh cut grass with your windows down and the A/C blasting... I sort of have a feeling that our summertime whiners missed that part of life...
  5. Yeah I have some but not like I had before. I bailed completely and then started buying back in using covered calls, which kept fucking getting called. I keep getting nervous about the valuation too. But I am not leveraged to nearly the hild like I was before. So I now don't wake up to check the pre-market at 3 am... But not banking like I was on the rise either... I am trying to decide if that August 1 tariff deadline is going to taco on down the road or not? All evidence thus far would say bet on taco. But part of me says perhaps the taco trade, was really just a get across the finish line with the beautiful bill trade? If so then is there no longer a political need to taco? But mainly I worry about hanging onto to my PLTR, having them actually put up a good number, but have that good news drown in a sea of "What no TACO!?!?!" The administration tends to time bad things to fall on weekends, after hours or holidays where the market cannot directly react in real time. I still think long haul PLTR will be a great play, but the ride down is a lot steeper than the ride up. I think they are going to have good numbers and very good US government numbers. Part of me says go ahead and get risky with PLTR and hedge again with UVIX against worse case scenario. As UVIX is lower than when I first accumulated it the first go round on tariffs. But that sleeping past 3 am....
  6. Holy F batman, IF you can wade through the spelling errors in my above post you might decipher some useless information... '-)
  7. Not sure if you guys have seen it but on YouTube there is a history of the BBQ Family feuds in Lockhart. Pretty interesting, with the guy who writes about BBQ for Texas monthly woven through the documentary. T he whole thing about cooked correctly versus over cooked boild down to the "pull" off the bone. If you can take the bone and give it a little twist. IF the bone pulls free then you have hit the over cooked "curse." HAHA. But it makes sense, if you are trying to serve ribe, you want to be able to use the bone and the "popsicle stick." If you have overcooked ribs then the first bite will remove the meed from the bone, leaving a far too large chunk in your mouth. That to me is about the only real difference in perfect and overcooked ribs. I seriously doubt that very many folks would be able to tell you by taste much difference between overcooked and perfect is the meat was already off the bone. SO... to me it's more keeping the meat holding bone for aesthetics probably more than the actual taste difference. Anyhow the one thing this documentary did was make me regret now realizing that Texas Monthly had a BBQ fest in Lockhart. Might have to invest in those VIP tix next year. But I need to find somebody other than my skinny wife to gorge with me...
  8. Yeah... fucking Greg Davis... The way I would channel my frustration was to bellow out, "We Love You Greg Davis!" as the punt team would roll onto the field. Was something to giggle at against the damn frustration. And better than a string of F bombs... or more accurately... more F bombs...
  9. That's sort of what I thought. But I think that while the LLC owned it they had a flood claim on the property via insurance. Still I am assuming the LLC has been dissolved, but from the evidence they did have knowledge, and withheld it from disclosure. I honestly do not know exactly what remedy the neighbor has/will pursue. But figured some of you guys would have some solid info. And this is a lazy mans AI, Surly AI, as on Surly all intelligence is artificial isn't it? 😉
  10. OK I have an odd ball one. My Dad's neighbor on lake Belton house flooded last year, twice. The new owners bought the home, from an LLC. And they did NOT disclose that the house had flooded previously. My Dad just turned 95 and is happy to do some sort of deposition for them confirming the prior flooding. I think because the home is a vacation home and they just had a new baby they have been playing far too nice. Apparently they have not gotten much response from the listing agent, and need to go the attorney route. I also worried that they did not act within a year of the first flood, as they may be some sort of statute of limitation? I have no idea on this besides you have a year to file on car accidents... But I suggested that if they are not getting any response from the listing agent, simply move to the Texas Real Estate Commission, and lodge a complaint. A cheap way to get the listing agent whose disclosure was inaccurate, to respond. Other than that, attorneys and depositions. Any other thoughts? My main concern is that my 95 year old father may be the only person around who eye witnessed the prior flooding. And I do not want the LLC to get away with screwing over the new owner. BUT the LLC, may already have been resolved. So then what? Sue the individual memebers of the LLC for fraud? Anyhow just looking for perspective and advice. PS- house flooded due to runoff water, not rising water. And they nd the LLC made changes to the yard to push the water away from the house in response to the prior flood. SO there is some evidence of knowledge.
  11. So he needs to start dealing instead of using? 😉 JUST KIDDING!!!!
  12. Section 8 is a guaranteed government check. College housing is deposit forfeiture and damage repair. I looked at a Quadplex thinking section 8 years ago, and I figured it was going to be endless sewer problems. As that property already had folks flushing dumbass shit down the toilets. So went with a single family house. I would imagine I would prefer to have large deposits on college rental properties, and try to rent more to girls than guys. Hoping the gals won't fuck up as much stuff. But the flushing down the toilet issue might raise it's ugly head. But I would spell out that plumbing costs related to clogged plumbing caused by tenant would be passed on to tenant. ong term appreciation prospects would be a key factor. Perhaps the key factor. On the plus side for section 8, if you get a good tenant, you might have a check for years with minimal repairs. As a solid counterpoint.
  13. "I understand you want to move in. However, the fact you have not paid for your portion of the security deposit and first month's rent is very concerning to me. As I cannot afford, to pay your way. And if you can't pay your way to move in, how are you going to be able to pay your way month to month?" Then shut the fuck up. Let the say whatever drivel they can come up with. Then come up with this alternative. "Could you get one of your parents to co-sign for the unit? So that I am not fully liable for your portion of expenses? Because as of right now I owe my rent and security deposit, as well as the $XXX you have not paid. I cannot afford to pay your way, and I certainly do not want to be on the hook for a year of your rent. I am looking at a potential liability of $Xthousands. I want to move in, and I know you say you will pay rent. But if you cannot pay it now, how can you pay it for the duration of the lease?" Then shut the fuck up. I would think the parental co-sign option from their side would alleviate a lot of the concern. Assuming the parents are credit worthy and willing to put their credit on the chopping block. IF now that would really send up red flags to me, unless they can cover the expenses they have NOT PAID to move in. I cannot commit to pay your want and mine.
  14. There are ways to make rent outside the box...
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