No kidding.
'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
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Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Sadly, none at all.
I'm buying food and guns
"We're recommending that all our clients put everything in shotguns and canned goods."
Best sequel ever!
I'm not worried about my checking & savings accounts, but I'm damned relieved I wasn't planning on using my trust fund for anything in the next few years.
Yeah, the stock that caused my sister to say that she should have put the whole trust into one stock (because it had gone from $3/share to close to $60)? The one I told her to sell 2 years ago at about $60 because it was insane to stay invested in single stocks when my brother and I are counting on this trust to pay our debts? That one? Yeah, she didn't sell any and it's at $15 now.
My 401K I worry less about because that is long-term investing. And I control it, not my craxy sister.
I'm not worried about banks at all for the moment.
Hmmm, sadly, I just realized I have no idea who my Congressman/woman is.
It might be Nancy Pelosi.
No, my part of the city is in District 12. It turns out it's Jackie Speier.
No, my part of the city is in District 12. It turns out it's Jackie Speier.
Well, that's cool too.
Grrrl power all the way!!!
The one I told her to sell 2 years ago at about $60 because it was insane to stay invested in single stocks when my brother and I are counting on this trust to pay our debts? That one? Yeah, she didn't sell any and it's at $15 now.
Can't you and your brother stage a coup to take control away from her?
The one I told her to sell 2 years ago at about $60 because it was insane to stay invested in single stocks when my brother and I are counting on this trust to pay our debts? That one? Yeah, she didn't sell any and it's at $15 now.
HMOG.
We actually had a kind of funny semi-related thing at work recently... Someone found some actual stock certificates that hadn't been sold years ago, like they should have been. They were for some drug store chain that doesn't exist anymore, but the stocks turned into Rite-Aid, I think. Turns out, Rite-Aid or whichever one was worth like $3/share when we went to sell it. The CEO was standing in the hall screaming, "How can a DRUG STORE be at THREE DOLLARS?!?!?" Of course, this was all found money, so not an actual problem for us. But still.