It’s the time in America at the end of summer when the “back to school” list’s come out for each grade of each school.

I’m not watching 10 minutes of an hour+ long video. TL;DW

Jonestown used the knockoff brand.

The lyrics are out of context in the post. He’s a bootlicker.

Good girl

There really isn’t. Most of the laws regarding that is “driving with a due regard to safety.” You can’t just blow through intersections willy-nilly. A lot of progress has been made with driving code 3. A lot of studies have shown it honestly doesn’t improve patient outcomes based on the limited time gained. There are exceptions of course.

They still have to follow the rules of the road. In my state legally even running code 3 (lights and sirens) they are only legally allowed to go 5mph over the limit. And if there is an accident the ambulance driver is basically automatically assumed at fault.

The list of things I’ve bought and sold is pretty extensive with a good balance of Dividend staple stocks as well as a tiny tiny amount of a few funds. I heavily simplified it in the last year or so and have created a nifty little setup that hits all of my investing itches. It’s a simplified 45%, 45%, 5%, 5% that has the entire possibility of going completely to shit on me but also has worked out so far. As it stands right now it’s 45% QYLD, 45% TQQQ, 5% SCHD, and 5% O.

It’s not for the weak of stomach to say the least. O covers retail real estate while SCHD provides good growth with dividend return. QYLD forms the base so that every month SOMETHING goes in even if my checks were a little short. The TQQQ provides exponential growth. I don’t sell to rebalance just buy more of the lower of the four when ever I buy or get my monthly payouts. I cannot stress how much I do not recommend doing this volatile nonsense but damn is it fun to watch 60% portfolio growth YTD.

The entire concept of federated users feels counter-intuitive and off-putting. I’m trying to see if I can get this to grow on me.