General Politics Discussion VIII [ARCHIVED] • Page 1134

tweet deleted, what I miss?

 

i do anti-money laundering crime investigations for a big bank and my wife is a lawyer

 

yeah add $250k to it lol

 

add 250k to that and you get all of one zillow listing in Denver and it is a fixer upper

 

Of course I could move to the sticks and buy a house for like $140k but I would be soooo bored there

 

There’s this one show on HGTV that we watch called Home Town I think? All the places are like 50k lol but it’s middle of nowheresville Mississippi

 

So basically a investigative accountant or is it different?

 

You can get a brand new house in my neck of the woods for like $120K, nice ones too.

 

A fine delicacy

 

so theoretically you could help a guy I know launder money... theoretically...

 

the idea of owning a house in the sticks has some serious pros honestly. that amount of freedom to w/e u want on ur property is completely alien to me. the big drawback for me is theres no bars within walking distance and ur probably surrounded by magas.

 

At this point I wouldn't mind just buying a $70-80k doublewide. You can still get a 3 bedroom out of one of those and no shared walls

 

Oh buddy if I'm buying up anywhere I'm gonna know the social security numbers of everyone in that neighborhood before I pull the trigger.

 

‘We want them infected’: Trump appointee demanded ‘herd immunity’ strategy, emails reveal

A top Trump appointee repeatedly urged top health officials to adopt a “herd immunity” approach to Covid-19 and allow millions of Americans to be infected by the virus, according to internal emails obtained by a House watchdog and shared with POLITICO.

“There is no other way, we need to establish herd, and it only comes about allowing the non-high risk groups expose themselves to the virus. PERIOD,” then-science adviser Paul Alexander wrote on July 4 to his boss, Health and Human Services assistant secretary for public affairs Michael Caputo, and six other senior officials. “Infants, kids, teens, young people, young adults, middle aged with no conditions etc. have zero to little risk….so we use them to develop herd…we want them infected…” Alexander added.

“t may be that it will be best if we open up and flood the zone and let the kids and young folk get infected” in order to get “natural immunity… natural exposure,” Alexander wrote on July 24 to Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Stephen Hahn, Caputo and eight other senior officials.

 

Yeah I'm likely to just buy land and put one of those catalog homes on it.

 

excuse me, this is the real estate thread

 

My other friend just bout a house for 300k that’s giant and is 4 bedroom 3 bathroom with an in ground pool and jacuzzi.

 

Shit, my girlfriend was a homeowner until this month. Atlanta can be cheap af too

 

Lol

 

My father in law moved close to us a few months back and he just got a hot tub and he’s been out of town for a while so we’ve been using it quite a bit

 

fucking a

 

55k! And I can walk to our one bar/restaurant (and polling place )

 

tbh give me this. i don't want to walk to "bars". I want to walk to the same spot I always go to.

 

Our mortgage is around $1900 a month for a 1,000 square feet condo about 30 minutes from Boston.

No home in my town (that is decent) is less than 450k. We’ve got like 18 takeout pizza places though!