teamgreen02

He can still ask Facebook why his new sled bogs all the time.

Teslas seem to be everywhere now. I see a few Rivians, not as many as Deephaven would in his neighborhood. Don't think I've ever seen a Lucid.

One that doesn't leave the bar probably.

We are at $8.84. HODL! Fisker is down to 4 cents a share. I was thinking of trading in my Aldi quarter for 6 shares. Not sure if I should risk it though, I need to have something to carry my groceries around in.

You fellers in the side by sides just need to watch your mirrors so we can get by. And stay on your side of the trail too!

This is the longest in US history the yield curve has been inverted. Typically, interest rates are higher for longer terms, think a 36 month car loan vs an 84 month car loan. Recently, the 3 month yield has been higher than the 10 year yield. Any yield curve inversion is typically followed by a recession. The longer and deeper the inversion, the worse the recession. It's delusional to think we just have a soft landing and the economy never contracts. The plant closures, layoffs, and hiring freezes will continue.

These people are delusional.

At our site we have one of the automatic machines that grinds the beans and brews coffee or espresso. It's a productivity improver. We bring a similar but smaller machine to trade shows. Not much brings people together like a good cup of coffee. At the corporate offices it's over $3 for a drip brew so I bring my own thermos. If I ran the place, coffee, tea, and soda would all be free.

No free refills but it's next to the Spirit gates so always plenty of free entertainment! I buy 2 or 3 pound bags at Costco and grind it in the store. It's probably 50 cents per pot. Take it in a thermos to work. Keurig is fine if you only drink a cup a day.

In Indianapolis I'm paying over $5 for a large black coffee.

They hit the ceiling for me. I'm not paying $9 for a 12 pack of soda.

One advantage I see is every time I leave home my "tank" would be full. I don't like having to stop on the way for fuel. Kind of a hassle to get into Sam's or Costco. I think it's $0.04/kWh here with an off-peak EV meter.

They say that but I don't know how much they actually use it. I checked with my agent before I froze my credit and they said not to do that. I've changed carriers multiple times since then and no one seems to have any issues with frozen credit.

My next car will probably be a used Model 3 Long Range AWD. I just use it for going to town and back and commuting to work. Any long distance trips is usually with my truck going up north. Or we could take my wife's Explorer. Just waiting for the EV market to totally crash and my Focus to completely rot apart.

The industry hates people like you. Yup, but the marketing of the financial industry has brainwashed the poors into thinking a credit score is some great achievement they need to chase. The real catch is the only way to get that high score is to do business with the big banks. Watch your accounts and then freeze your credit at the 3 bureaus so no one can open new accounts with your info. The quicker you catch those fraud accounts, the easier they will be to sort out. Here is my actual FICO score. VantageScore isn't what the banks use, it just tries to approximate a FICO score.