Be honest: Who here has noticed lack of credit, hardship borrowing, etc?

Mecro · Oct 2, 2008

Quote from indahook:

My source is on the inside. Laugh all you want out loud. Goldy is the street.

Yup, and they NEVER lie. Especially to their own employees, or clients or business partners, let alone the public.

Actions speak louder than words. And if that's not enough, anyone who took the time to decipher that riddle released by Goldman called "quarterly financials", would notice the staggering amount of L3 assets hidden all over the place.

indahook · Oct 2, 2008

Quote from Mecro:

Yup, and they NEVER lie. Especially to their own employees, or clients or business partners, let alone the public.

Actions speak louder than words. And if that's not enough, anyone who took the time to decipher that riddle released by Goldman called "quarterly financials", would notice the staggering amount of L3 assets hidden all over the place.

This is what makes a mkt! I love it.

bigarrow · Oct 2, 2008

Quote from gnome:

I'm not a fan of the RepubliClowns myself... and I think Bush will go down in history as the worst president of all time.

However, it's a FACT what I said at Affirmative Action Lending and the DemoCraps role in it...

So, you say, "it's a no-brainer whom to vote for"?

WhooHoo... another vote for Ron Paul!..

I said it "It isn't a no brainier on who to vote for. " I guess I used a double negative.

QQQShort · Oct 2, 2008

Quote from vhehn:

http://bigpicture.typepad.com/comments/2008/10/misunderstandin.html#more

Very good article correctly noting the role played by greed and complacency, a great mixture for blowing bubbles.

hofficita · Oct 2, 2008

Quote from Cesko:

I'm watching Buffet on Charlie Rose right now and it's pretty interesting (what he has to say).

No, it's not. How many times do I have to hear about his fucking secretary paying more in taxes than him? Just send more money to Washington than they ask for and your moral dilema is solved you stupid pretentious billionaire piece of shit.

Not only that, the son of a bitch has got a couple of 5 billion dollar bets out on the outcome of the bailout legislation. Not exactly unbiased.

Pa(b)st Prime · Oct 2, 2008

Quote from Hombre:

Wage inflation ? I live in Florida and the workers wages are the same for at least 10-15 years .Maybe it is different somewhere else .

Huh?

So you think a Miami-Dade cop or teacher is making the same salary in 2008 as 1998? Or a manager at the Cheesecake Factory? Evenn a minimum wage employee is making 20-30% more than a decade ago.

trader123abc · Oct 2, 2008

Maybe he meant the landscapers cutting the grass that get paid in cash!

Pa(b)st Prime · Oct 2, 2008

Quote from trader123abc:

Maybe he meant the landscapers cutting the grass that get paid in cash!

Even THAT is a perfect example! My maid(s)-two sisters working as a team-have asked for two raises in the past year and my lawn guy now charges me $35 for a job that takes him less than an hour. Granted he has costs-gasoline ect-but just the same he's doing pretty good on the deal. That's probably two cases of UNREPORTED income just out of this household.

ElCubano · Oct 2, 2008

Quote from Pa(b)st Prime:

my lawn guy now charges me $35 for a job that takes him less than an hour.

Wait until i see pedro...that fuck has been ripping me off for years....I pay $55 and it takes the dynamic duo ( pedro and jacobo ) 1 hour...that's if they dont take their 10 smoke breaks together....

nutmeg · Oct 2, 2008

Quote from ElCubano:

Wait until i see pedro...that fuck has been ripping me off for years....I pay $55 and it takes the dynamic duo ( pedro and jacobo ) 1 hour...that's if they dont take their 10 smoke breaks together....

I used to shoot for 65-70 an hour, then when the homeowners son daughter, children whatever would see me, I would always say "hello, don't be like me, go to college". Laugh my ass off, cause I knew they would never figure it out.