Unfortunately, it seems like the only true way for the entire worlds’ quality of life to reach some kind of parity is by there simply not being enough people to have large amounts of leverage over. Fertility rates are going down, but peak population is still decades away.

I’m thinking it’s driven by the bad job market nationwide. At the end of the day nothing matters if you’ve been unemployed for 6+ months, you’re just taking a job, where it is be darned. Maya/Nebraska struggled during the hot job markets of 2021 2022, now the pendulum swung and the jobs that went unfilled are being taken, in some cases probably by people that otherwise would not have considered Nebraska.

I just wish they software was more reliable. It’s better than it was, but it was pretty bad for awhile.

No way, he’s the apple 🍎 of Ann Richards eye 👁️

That’s why it’s “cheap”.

If you had any good job in the Great Recession, you could afford a great home that has since like doubled or tripled in value.

If you’re a young professional with a good job today, there’s a good chance you can’t afford a home at all, and the home you could afford is much worse that the home you could afford pre COVID, and it’s not likely to go up in value over the next decade or so.

It generally is worse today.

The B stands for Big

All of them.

Visit before you move. The weather is much hotter and colder than Oregon, and the winters are long, but consequently it’s much cheaper than coastal Oregon.

Judging by your username and liking to shoot, you might want to look at Grand Island, that’s where Hornady is headquartered and if you’re fortunate may be an ideal place to work.

Those cities were most certainly not in the Midwest.

Now those are an investment.

He also helped laid the foundation for the middle class in America, and WWII catapulted its growth.

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Admittedly some of the ratios on those do look appealing. That said I know you can’t time the market and Reddit is an echo chamber and blah blah blah, but I’m not really sure where the bottom of the barrel is right now. I believe Buffett is going against his famous mantra and looking internationally right now? That kind of thing is difficult to ignore. Long run we’ll be ok, but short run I’m probably going to follow his lead and be liquid and look outside the US, at least until things become somewhat more predictable.

No, but he’s seen minimal value over the last several years hence the excess cash.

Tbh, if you’re looking at things traditionally , more or less anyone can see that there’s not much out there for the value investor and hadn’t been for some time.

Sounds like he was sarcastic?

As someone from the Midwest, I was joked that “Midwest state” nice was code for sarcastic asshole.

Sunny warm/hot climate seems to be a common denominator

In this economy finding a new job could take over a year.

This is a Nebraska thing. Other places aren’t like this. I don’t know if it’s due to the crappy weather or growing up in a small town, but a lot less people willing to let others merge in Neb,

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Awesome, thanks for the info. So if it just doesn’t detect AC pressure it won’t kick the compressor on? I figured mine was low voltage due to the compressor not kicking on, but I suppose if I doesn’t detect enough pressure it won’t kick on to begin with.

Hi there, I’m having what sounds like the same issue. Were you able to rectify it? I’m hoping it’s the sensor, but thinking it may also be the alternator.

If you don’t make over $350k a year you won’t see a dime.

Oh and veterans make up over a third of the federal workforce, and a lot of them disabled. You must not like our country’s heroes.

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Who they think caused it won’t matter if their economic issues aren’t addressed by the current administration, and it would have to be tangible, not lip service.