For me, I woke up around 8, got ready around 1230, worked 1400-2200, went to bed around midnight. It’s not 8 hours before work, but enough to ease into the day.

Second shift is the way.

I could see the bitter mixing well with the sweetness/freshness of the grapes

There is a big difference when it’s a choice to use them. You aren’t forced or obligated, but people choose to. And they choose them for a reason, they do pretty good these days. People used to hate steam cause it was kinda shit when they first came out. I’m not saying there isn’t room for improvement, pretty much everything does. But it could be worse.

I do fully agree, when Gaben steps down/passes I fully expect it to turn to typical gaming company fuckery.

NOTHING LIKE CRANKING YOUR HOG WITH YOUR FATHER IN LAW!!! AROOOOOOO

Yea, but let’s say you have a spouse and kids. You probably aren’t going to the theater by yourself. Now you’re buying 60+ in tickets, and probably 40+ in popcorn/soda if you have kids there.

That being said, you could go on a discounted day and tell the family no snacks/soda. Then you’re looking at 40ish bucks for a family of 4.

Come on, it came out 11/11/11, that was like 3 years ago right?

It has “returned to the mean” as far back as we can look. It doesn’t mean a special year, but as best we can see, it will eventually return to that mean.

It actually matters less to people just starting. At that point it’s more about the number of stocks you buy than the value of them. The value matters later when you have a ton and your contributions are tiny compared to the actual swings.

Knowing the menu, reading your table/having people skills, juggling 4-5 tasks at a time.

I’ve never been a waiter, I could start doing the job tomorrow, but it would still take a few weeks to get really good at it.

They are, but what’s affecting people now is the concern.

Say you’ve been investing for the past 10 years. You put in 5k a year. 5 years ago you had 33k saved after interest. You kept contributing, and a few weeks ago you would have 105k. With the drops in the mark the last week, you suddenly have 95k. You lost 10 grand, which will take you two years to put back in. Not to mention we’re expecting a major drop today, you might lose another 10k in a few days. That is what gets people panicking and selling.

The reality is they haven’t lost anything unless they get out of the market. They still have the same number of stocks, and the value of those stocks only really matters when you sell them.

Most people are losing more than 5000. In the US, stocks and bonds are a big part of most people’s retirement. So people in the 50-60 range average 400k+ in the market. Meaning this last week they have lost roughly 40k.

Over 30 years with the ups and downs it averages 10-12% a year. So while this year will probably be bad, next year or the year after will probably be exceptionally good.

You shouldn’t be invested that heavily in stocks at that age though.

I think it will get easier after a few weeks. The mind is like a muscle, it will adapt to how hard you push it after awhile.

Well it’s not. Not even close. Action beats reaction every time.

Turn that baby upsidedown!

And prop planes are awful to ride in cause it’s so god damn loud!

Yea and fucking Jeremy was stirring the clam chowder with his dick again, and this time it was as the inspector walked in! I mean sure, it’s impressive but you can’t let people walk into that blindly!

That’s the stupidest thing I’ve ever heard. So I’m sure they will do it.

Plus it’ll go back up to where it was in a few months.

And you only need a credit score if you’re applying for credit. Are you financing a major purchase in the near future? If not, your credit score is literally meaningless.