That’s a very big oof…

Mausoleum, but must be listening on speakers with good bass.

I would think those who are well off would be in favor of lower taxes though?

Personal two fav’s are the pool and BP.

Veng looks sick, but I don’t pk

I’ve played a couple leagues. Yeah I think yhey are around the 7-8 week mark for length. I usually play a good amount in the first 3 weeks, maybe 2-3 hours a day in that time. Then once I start hitting the more grindy or difficult tasks, I sorta drop off.

Doing it that way I usually get 2 out of 3 of the cosmetic rewards. I don’t usually get the outfit.

In all honesty, you dont have to worry about getting the rewards, you can buy them on the GE after the event, and any future league points that are earned can also be used to purchase old league rewards.

Further, you can “save” league points between leagues. I have like 13k points from the last one which should probably get me close to one of the new cosmetics anyways.

imo, just have fun with the league, dont worry too much about the rewards, they are easy to get even if you dont get enough points.

I know this gets said every time a new, slightly facelifted version of a car comes out but…

I just don’t know how I feel about the external looks of this car… I mean the back looks fine to me but the front just looks a little… “extra”?

Performance, sound, etc all seems as good or better than the previous gen, so thats all great.

Right?

Can even get one of the nicer japanese made models for around $500

nice

at 3% or lower, I’d invest.

at 4% either is fine.

at 5% or more, I’d pay off loans.

I’m ready for sea shanty 3

I only briefly read through the website, but like… how do they get the parts manufactured?

We don’t deserve him. Fantastic guy.

Exactly… I work in game development and we often dont even know if we are going to hit a deliverable date a month in advance, let alone years…

Yes, I personally do 30%

There is a research paper by Vanguard titled “Global equity investing: The benefits of diversification and sizing your allocation”

On page 5, it shows that for a U.S. investor, the best amount of international exposure for ideal risk adjusted returns is around 25% of your portfolio. Based on their research, I think its wise to have at least a little outside of something like an SP500 fund.