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Everything posted by wallus
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I can't ever eat Romas (sober at least) anymore after eating it in college. The crappiest pizza out there imo.
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Ghostbusters was great!
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Yep, just realized I confused them with Lebbys for some reason.
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Emils is local. My family business used to get quite a few pizzas so we would talk to the owner. They are made in Green Bay along with quite a few other small pizza companies.
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CYE rarely disappoints, Larry David is hilarious.
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All vehicles have increased in value significantly. My dad is looking to trade his 2016 Sierra and has been offered more than he paid for it new.
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Don't lose the power assuming you are playing with us again in softball. We need dingerz.
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The Falcon and Winter Soldier is off to a really good start. Anthony Mackie is really underrated.
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My parents are on the waitlist for Starlink. They have to use a hotspot for their internet now which is a joke.
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I would say it is above average.
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Tried the Detroit Pizza from Pizza Hut. It was pretty good overall and I would get it again. I am gonna ask and see if they would use the breadstick sauce instead of the sauce they used on top however.
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I'm not a real estate expert, but I'd have probably moved on this deal... Apparently I'm not either. I caught wind of this before it hit a Realtor and thought they were overpriced by about $100,000 so I passed. They hired a Realtor and got an extra $175,000 over what they wanted when they put the land out on bids. I think part of it was the total cost would have been my highest purchase to date by quite a bit so I was gunshy. Oh well, lesson learned.
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I live in a condo community in Waukesha. Last year, I had six neighbors who had lived here fewer than four years sell their property at a gain that computes to an annual 6%-8%. That isn't surprising in this market. If I were more brave, I would sell all of my properties right now and then look to buy later after the adjustment.
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You could be missing out on another 5 years of growth before the correction though. I think I just need to wait until they lift the foreclosure ban which throws the whole "supply and demand" claim out the window.
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I have looked into building new as my gf's dad is a home builder. He laughed and said just wait til the bubble crashes as nothing makes sense for investments. So I guess that is what I will do, be ready when the bubble bursts again.
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So is real estate overpriced or really overpriced? I have been itching to pick up another property the last 6 months and just can't find anything decent. I had one opportunity that I just missed and another that would have been good. (I could have bought it for $175,000 less than what it sold for). What are the real estate investors on here seeing out there?
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I will give Wandavision another episode or two. The first couple better be setting up something good because they really sucked.
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My sister lives and got married in Ripon so she had her rehearsal there. The pizza is above average for sure.
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I enjoyed Pizza Hut as a kid. I honestly think they changed the recipe or quality of ingredients years ago as it just isn't great anymore. My girlfriend agrees with me on that.
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Was thinking more like Vegas or somewhere warm. A place that I could visit for a week or two a year and then rent it out other times. I know it wouldn't be a big money maker.
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Anyone have a vacation rental that they own and produces income for them? I am looking to invest but want something that I can use for fun and maybe make a few bucks as well.
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I believe most schools require Personal Finance these days to graduate. I am biased since I teach personal finance but it is incredibly valuable. Good for you! I took that class in HS, but I didn't pay too much attention to anything that year other than girls and beer. Some of it must have sunk in though. One of the things I would like t do in retirement is be a "life coach" if there's any non-profit out there that provides that sort of service. I'm done preaching this to my children for the most part, they're adults. But I would love o help others who are ready to change and need help. We all have family/friends where you think (or say) what are you doing!?! Something as small as paying $3 to get $20 from an ATM or paying delivery fees and tip to get Noodles from Uber Eats. To bigger things like always, always, always pay-off your CC in full every month. Don't buy more house/car than you can afford, etc. If your employer offers 401k match, that's called free money! It's frustrating because most of this stuff is common sense. I also believe many people inherently know a lot of this, but it's no fun to say no. I want the newest Iphone, I want to eat out every day, I want that new car, I want Starbucks every day, etc. But it's my money and I want it now!
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I believe most schools require Personal Finance these days to graduate. I am biased since I teach personal finance but it is incredibly valuable.
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I think you can safely assume that you can get high-speed internet and either HuluLive or YouTube TV for ~$115. So, again depending on what add-ons you have that effects that price, that would be a $400 savings-ish at a rate that you don't have to call and negotiate after 12-24 months repeatedly. The only actual high speed internet here is Spectrum and that is $50ish a month with a promo price. I thought I read somewhere it goes up to around $80 a month after that year is up. AT&T also services this area (and is cheaper) but it is not what I would consider to be high speed. Are there internet services that are as fast as Spectrum but cheaper out there?
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I definitely wouldn't have cable and internet at $200+ a month. Right now, with spectrum, I am in the $150's for high speed internet and cable so it doesn't make sense for me to drop it yet. No, that isn't a promotional price either. I used to pay in the $120's.