it's kind of beautiful to be in a place where you can run into people on a day when you really don't want to be alone

unironically one of the most life-changing books I've ever read

it's stupid little stuff like that that hits the hardest

people that live in the woods end up consuming more government resources than people who live in cities, if they don't want to pay for government services they can fill their pockets with rocks and walk into the ocean

my team accused me out turning them straight with that comment so

all i said was it's exactly the same minus the occasional clot

i think there are a lot of fake cunnilingus fans

at least real property isn't generally a depreciating asset, the people who take 70+ month car loans so they can afford more expensive cars are unhinged

this is a question for someone who believes in private property

the city used to be able to capture some of this value by taxing office space, but with the rise of remote work tanking the value of commercial real estate the city has lost nearly all ability to capture value from suburban freeloaders

long-term fixed rate mortgages and mortgage interest deductions also inflate home prices and should be eliminated

the village always has had a few things like this in the store, the pricing varies wildly by location though, the big store on Milwaukee and armitage got way more expensive over the past few years i think largely bc picking thru stuff for resale is such a big trend now