Show Posts
This section allows you to view all posts made by this member. Note that you can only see posts made in areas you currently have access to.
not sure how frequently they deposit it
i added another $10k in feb
yeah i just make that stuff up
Just lied, dude
Aren't we seeing inflation rising already?
They say end of year or next year
:Stock market will crash if there a war with russia
Stock market crashing hard
you going talk about my disney trip
:Cost of childbirth
In the U.S., the average cost of a vaginal birth is $13,024, including standard predelivery and postdelivery expenses such as facility fees and doctor fees. A cesarean section (C-section) is much more expensive, costing an average of $22,646 including standard predelivery and postdelivery expenses.
Mom-to-be dumbfounded by in-laws’ ‘cruel’ reaction to her baby announcement: ‘I’d consider divorce’
A mom-to-be’s husband won’t accept the fact she’s pregnant with a girl. She’s pregnant with the in-law’s first grandchild and they expected a boy. When the doctor said she was carrying a girl, her husband refused to acknowledge it. Now she’s sick of pleading with them to accept her daughter.
“I am expecting my first baby with my husband,” she explained. “This is the first grandchild in the in-law’s family. They said that if the baby’s a boy then we’ll give him my father-in-law’s name (he’s dead due to cancer). I had no problem with that. The doctor’s appointment came, and it turned out to be a girl. My husband cried in the car then turned his phone off to hide from his family, then finally told them.”
“His mom and the others made their frustration and disappointment clear which bothered me cause my daughter deserves to be celebrated. They ghosted me for days then started coming over and visiting constantly referring to my daughter as my son claiming the results were false and basically pretending it’s a boy. I had several fights with them after they refused to stop it, and my husband sided with them.”
hmgrock you're the biggest troll i swear... i honestly don't think your online persona is real other than to troll..
Bro HR,
I called you a negative nancy. I also said INO is a day trade because of the volatility. At least get your information right.
If you are here to help people, why are you the biggest troll in this forum? In addition to being the biggest troll, you don't even understand trading.
yeah i just make that stuff up
Just lied, dude
I ALREADY STOP CLICKUON THEM
yeah i just make that stuff up
Just lied, dude
I ALREADY STOP CLICKUON THEM
:Taiwanese father accused of abusing his 1-month-old son because he resembled his grandfather
The unidentified man in his 30s allegedly beat his son in the abdomen with his fists and a towel every time the infant would cry, reported The Standard.
His wife secretly filmed him abusing their son and sent it to her mother on Monday, saying, “I’m so scared, save my son.”
Police responded to a report the next morning and arrested the father. He was recently sent to Tainan District Prosecutors Office for “domestic violence and child abuse,” where he was ruled to be remanded.
The infant was brought to a hospital for examination. He suffers from a large bruise on his chest and an overly high liver index, suggesting that he may have been poisoned.
The father, who also has two daughters, was said to have previously abused his children with his first wife.
The man’s family were granted emergency protection orders by the Tainan City Government Bureau of Social Affairs.
The case is under investigation by local forces. It has been reported to social welfare administration organizations.
:
:Landlords Can Now Screen Your Pet’s ‘Credit Score’
Did you know that pets are “one of the largest sources of ancillary revenue in the rental-housing industry” and yet “some operators are leaving potential revenue on the table” by charging their future tenants a flat-fee pet deposit? PetScreening, a North Carolina startup that invented a credit score for pets (a “FIDO” score), wants you to know this. Its risk-assessment algorithm evaluates pets based on data entered by their owners — “name, breed, weight, sex, age, pictures, vaccination information, micro-chip data, and behavioral information” — which it claims is more accurate than unsophisticate d landlord assessments. Those judgments often include stereotypes about sizes and breeds. This is unfair to both pitbulls and, possibly, the bichon frise.
Pretending to be an operator who is leaving potential revenue on the table, I entered myself into the site’s revenue “fetcher” worksheet as a 20-unit building owner who charges a $200 flat pet fee. My personalized estimate showed I was only making $1,590 in pet revenue when I could be making a potential $6,201 with PetScreening’s services. The automated company email signed off with “woof regards.”
A FIDO score can range from one paw (very bad) to five paws (very good). Landlords can then set a sliding scale; the more “risky” the pet is (inclined to bark or walk with a patter-patter-patter rhythm detectable to downstairs neighbors, among other sins), the more a building owner can justify charging their tenant pet rent and fees. (The incentive for prospective tenants to be honest about their pet, we assume, is that they will likely get caught trying to minimize Frank Jr.’s tendency toward loud whimpering.)
For the honor of entering their pet into a database that will probably prompt their landlords to charge them more money, owners pay PetScreening a $20 fee for their first pet profile and $15 for each additional pet. (Landlords pay nothing to utilize the service.)
Among PetScreening’s current users, one property management’s pet policy states that “Paw Scores of 2 or less will require an additional security deposit of $500 per approved pet.” (Fish tanks under ten gallons were assigned a Five Paw Score; over ten gallons, Four Paws.) Another charges a $150 pet deposit plus an option of paying a one-time $200 fee or a $20 monthly fee for the duration of the tenancy — but only if you’re a Five Paw pet. A One Paw pet has to pay a whopping $500 pet deposit plus a $400 one-time or $40 monthly fee. (New York’s 2019 rent reforms prohibit landlords from charging more than a month’s rent for a security deposit whether or not a tenant has a pet, but many landlords still charge fees.)
PetScreening believes that its scores could encourage more building owners to allow pets, as opposed to enacting blanket bans — at a cost for tenants, of course. But isn’t behavior in the eye of the beholder? Doesn’t love cloud all judgment? What is it to be a “good boy”? PetScreening has nothing to say about these things.
