MrTPlush
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I honestly really really like this deal for the Brewers. We just got an All Star caliber player for Brinson and a pair of high risk bats. They have potential, but a lot working against them. I love Harrison and wish him the best of luck. He puts it all on the field and deserves success. He was my favorite prospect and Diaz was another big time favorite for me. What a nice birthday present for me!
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I really hope to do this someday if I can rationalize such a steep price. It’s definitely worth the money for all the unforgettable memories. Especially this year with some many more recent Brewers.
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Good luck to anyone and their crypto currencies...I really wish you luck if you are trying to get into bitcoin. You may be right that somewhere in our future we will be using it, but the speed for it to get there is not going to be very fast. These currencies are rising at fantastic levels, but they are no more useful than they were yesterday and no more widespread. These currencies have huge percentages held in not some many hands. The bubble will pop eventually. Crypto currencies are not an investment...at least not a very true one. It is more of a big ole gamble and I hope you aren’t gambling too much. Someday a lot of people are going to lose a whole lot.
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Same thing really if we are talking the typical repayment method of 10 years at a fixed monthly rate. Only difference would be the interest rate The thought process is if you had extra money would it be better to pay off more of your loan or invest it? If your loan interest rate is 4%, but I could invest it and get a 7.5% return technically you would be better off financially investing and just paying the minimum on your student loan. In the end I would be gaining 3.5% on that extra money. Of course, in my opinion, this theory doesn't make a ton of sense to me unless you have some incredible loan amounts to pay back and you have a lot of extra money. Because if you only have $30k in loans or so you really aren't going to be gaining much. I would rather make my credit look nice and have the loans gone faster than make an extra grand or two.
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Not to mention possibly having to switch insurance providers and all that fun jazz.