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I find it particularly grating that the Fed, the IMF, and most economists in the news blame the recent spike on wage inflation. Essentially, they are blaming the common worker for inflation because everybody wants a raise and simultaneously completely ignoring the $140 billion a month the Fed pumped into the economy for several years. Chart Book: Tracking the Post-Great Recession Economy | Center on Budget and Policy Priorities WWW.CBPP.ORG When President Trump took office in January 2017, he inherited an economy in its 91st month of economic expansion...

Pardon my misnomer. It's "manipulated" to maintain parity. Swiss franc could be opening salvo in new currency war - Marketplace WWW.MARKETPLACE.ORG The Swiss franc is now worth so much that it threatens Swiss jobs. The Swiss government wants to do something... Switzerland will never allow their currency to outpace the dollar. Otherwise no one would be able to afford their exports or travel to their beautiful country. Although, just last year the U.S. government removed them from the list of currency manipulators. So it might change but I don't see corporations in Switzerland allowing such a thing to happen. Swiss respond to removal from US currency manipulation list | Reuters WWW.REUTERS.COM The Swiss National Bank responded on Wednesday to the U.S. Treasury removing Switzerland from its monitoring list of... Thanks for keeping me on my toes. 😘

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The Swiss Franc is pegged to the U.S. Dollar. If the value of the dollar falls then so does the Fanc. So... Yes, technically Switzerland had inflation because so did the dollar. However, their economy is much better suited to ride out economic hardships and things in Switzerland are much more expensive than in the U.S. and have been for a very long time.

Lol, at 19, I might believe Spanish, French, Italian, and maybe even Mandarin but Farsi, Urdu, Arabic and Hindi. GTFO! If he's lying about such small odd details then what else is he dishonest about.

That was directed at luv2play.

Boundaries I would find hard to maintain. This is why I prefer gay dancers.

Can anyone PM me if they have a reco for a good therapist in LA? @Luv2play I like to think of myself as well adjusted but I also interact with a bunch of crazy people, like my mom, my brother, other family members and work colleagues who drive me fugg'n crazy. Even if I'm well adjusted it's nice to have a sounding board to navigate where to place boundaries and how firm they should be. Discussing those things with friends and family will never be truly honest feedback because they all have vested interest in my actions. My mother would say I never give her enough money, even if I have to cancel vacations and live in a shoe box. So I like having a fellow sane person there to confirm that my mother is pushing my boundaries too far. One therapist completely changed the dynamic with my mother by seeing the relationship in a different light. Similarly with my boss he is always going to say I could be doing more for the team. How do I know when it's too much and need to focus on engaging in "acts of self care".

For a lawyer, logic is not your strong suit. If "well adjusted people don't need therapy." Then all people seeking or in therapy are maladjusted. QED

I'm so jealous.

The I in I-bonds standards for inflation. They do some complicated math to figure out the real rate. I bonds interest rates — TreasuryDirect TREASURYDIRECT.GOV Basically if inflation is high the higher your rate. If inflation is low the lower your rate. Always consult a certified fee only financial advisor when considering investment decisions!

I've been told by providers that they require two weeks notice and had others say they prefer same day appointments. It all really depends on the provider. If it were solely my decision, I'd schedule up to a year in advance. Particularly for things like vacations, partys and conferences. However, I do know this is unrealistic for most people.

He is very hot and delivers 💯.

Bump! Hopefully he's not tgtbt.

here ya go

I've seen this guy at the gym in LA before. He is incredibly hot. He's a pretty nice guy too. We talked briefly and even let me suck his dick a little. Sadly I didn't get to taste his cum. I believe the pics to be accurate if it is in fact the same guy.

His body is amazing. Are his pics accurate?

This topic has been beat to death. @Jarrod_Uncut if I was ever in your area and looking to hire. I'd pay YOU a deposit but only because I know your rep from this site. For clients who may do this less often or are less tech savvy this is a high hurdle, particularly given the sheer number of scams out there. It's an unfortunate situation. The majority of legit providers are being punished for the crimes of the shitty minority. It's unfair but it's the reality we live in. Deep breaths and still mind sexy.

Sounds like he's a hustler trying to find a new hustle.

Just get all his info from the web or hire a private eye to follow him. Get all the dirt and then send it to to your favorite media outlets and police anonymously. Most importantly, cut off all communication. Keep the documentation but block him on everything. Also go dark on social media. He's prob getting all this info from there. You may also want to hire private security. He won't be so cocky when two 7 foot tall ex cons bury his face into the pavement. Ultimately, and this is the saddest part, is you let your guard down. Your bullshit detectors weren't working properly. Probably because you were horny. 🚀🤯 I had a guy once try and extort me after he scammed me. I called a lawyer and he said he had as much to lose as you do. So he's not going to the police. It's extortion at this point. Finally, if you do go to the police make sure you bring a lawyer. Better yet get a lawyer now.

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I don't understand bond funds ETFs. If I own an ETF that's made up of securitized 2–3 year bond funds, does that mean I get the returns as a dividend? I know all ETFs are different but I don't like how the funds slingshot in value whenever rates rise. Can someone smarter than me explain this odd seasaw effect? I feel like a sucker buying these funds that objectively should be at least book value but the market value can fall well below book value whenever a better credit worthy rate surfaces. Or maybe just break down and call a broker to buy the bonds directly. 🤷