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oh i'm reading in here all the time. i enjoy political talk to an extent, but this place is way too savage for me. as much as i like the convo, politics plays such a tiny role in my life....and i think i'm much happier for it.

maybe when it comes to dating apps, but those stats mean nothing to me when it comes to work and success. the "i have it harder so i'm not going to try" is an incredible cop out. concerning dating, people have to be far more reliant on apps. i get it's the easiest way to go, but it has completely warped expectations and what a relationship. they've told women that if a man isn't 6 foot or make 100k he's not worthy, like it's taught men that female success equals feminism. theses are just two examples, but if something doesn't work, it's time to try something new out.

i dunno man. i just can't agree with the bolded. if a young man doesn't have the drive to be successful because it may be harder and take longer for them to achieve than what their grandparents had...they're already dead in the water an full of excuses. i have a large volume of young people who come through my office, and you can easily tell who will be ok and who won't. i see kids getting out of college, getting jobs, having good relationship as so on. it's amazing to my how much certain people let social media and politics seep into their personal lives and completely distort what could be their reality.

i actually heard that he was repeatedly tickling someone's toes after them asking him to stop, and it turned into a thing.

once?

they're all going to want to mate with me.

mother *****...

i just spoke with someone that is moving to the tampa area on friday. they've had a place, but now their daughters are in the area, so they'll be completely out of rochester. he made the comment that he thinks that people are going to wait one more hurricane season to see what the patterns are, and that could really determine the market. i really don't want to spend the money, but i'm not sure when the next dip would come.

the thousand islands and niagara on the lake are great attractions this time of the year. the finger lakes alone make the trip worth it. my kids are 10 and 7, so i'm not going anywhere for a while. my stick more is that if the real estate in florida drops enough, i might have to consider where to buy something just to get started. i just have no idea where.

i don't think i could ever do one location, but it just depends how life works out as others have mentioned. i really do like this area this time of year. we are constantly in the thousand islands or the finger lakes. tons of good breweries and wineries, great restaurants, etc. on top of that, the weather is actually perfect...most of the time. a chunk of our family is scattered in southern florida, so i think the move would be to downsize and stay in rochester from june until january 1st. after that spend the rest of the year near palm beach. it will partly depend on our kids. as i think about this, i also realize that it is just as likely that i'll retire, sell everything associated with my work, only to die in the parking lot as i'm leaving the closing. i'll be so pissed if my wife gets all my *****.

i honestly can't stand it. jesus...i do the same thing. the candy by itself would be car-mel, but on a apple it definitely is car-a-mel. now i hate the word as much as golf.

my initial thought was car-a-mel, but after repeatedly saying it out loud, i tend to say car-mel. i'm confused, and now i'm going to take the rest of the day off.

i pronounce it gay-la, but i just assumed it was because of our rochester accent.

i'm not scared. i'll punch AI right in the face.

I’m at 5 below right now looking for gifts.