I know it's in newton but that sub isn't as active and finagle's only 5 minutes from my house. I'm really sad it's closing, their bagels are amazing fresh and the staff was always really friendly. I'm going to miss that place.
I have lost too many winged lights to krill and am tired of it all. To those who can successfully maneuver out of a krill kill zone when there's no good hiding place, how???? What is the technique?? Teach me. I want to learn to avoid the pain of losing lights and the trouble of finding those lights again.
(Many thanks in advance from an exasperated moth.)
So always go back to these 4 simple rules:
- The price is academic
- It's only a loss if you sell
- Shorts must cover
- Hold until 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀
Everything else is noise.
I will post this once a day to keep spirits up and heads in the game. If in any way the SHFs were to refuse to cover their positions and the DTCC and SEC allowed this to happen, they would all essentially be screaming to the entire world, -- and the entire world is watching this shitshow under a microscope -- "Fuck you, poor people! We're not letting you get rich! We'll break every rule there is if we have to and there's not a single legal thing anyone can do to stop us!"
That would PERMANENTLY and COMPLETELY destroy the US stock market. Everyone the world over would immediately sell every share of every stock they own and never put another red cent into it. I don't doubt some of the HFs wouldn't give a fuck about this, since they're rich and only care about themselves, but about the entire US stock market collapsing and never recovering the SEC would definitely care and wouldn't let it happen. Plenty of powerful politicians own stocks and they wouldn't DARE allow Wall Street to bankrupt them.
So in addition to the above four rules, you also only need to remember 2 more things at most: 1) that Ryan Cohen is not going to let his company go out of business and if the HFs refused to cover their short positions, he would sue them and have plenty of whales backing him.
And 2) that DFV just quadrupled down. If he's still in, we're all still in!
It was bad, but recently it's gotten worse! I (24 y/o) am in the market for a Toyota Tacoma, and I was wondering how to get a good deal in these bad times. Right now at my local dealership, the orders for most allotments are full, so the situation is grim.
Does anyone have any tips (specifically in a sellers market)? I am not afraid to make a bold ask, but I need to know when I should just walk away to find a better deal.
Also bonus points, what kind of deals did people usually get from Toyota before the inventory crunch?
located in Phoenix ,AZ
>I learned from my sister's mischievous methods, so I figure out a way to finagle some money.
Did I construct the sentence using the word, finagle, properly?
As many of you saw my previous post, and if not I'll fill you. I had been on the waitlist for 6 months to set up a meeting at a medical office. Finally, they opened their books this december for next year and I was given first priority due to being first in line per se (grammar nazi) Without even allowing me to pick the days, or if I agreed to the meetings, the office manager scheduled 3 meetings for me all within a week.
She then told me I had to provide lunch for 75, 55, and 20 people at three of the locations. Many states have a law that prevents them from spending a specific amount per physician (Stark Law). I told her I was not allowed to exceed $416 this year, and would like to only provide lunch for those necessary, or just to cancel the two lunches of 75/55 people that would violate the stark law since catering would obviously exceed $416 for those.
So she said, I'll just cancel all three. We require a meeting at all locations if youre going to meet with one. Great. Thanks. I'm not sure if this is a blessing in disguise but that's just ridiculous.
I already have the shutter sound turned off in the camera app. However, that has no effect on the shutter sound in Android messaging/Google messaging. The only thing I can find is to turn system sound off altogether when the camera app opens. Any way to set a routine that will accomplish this?
