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I thought up some ideas on how to be smart with financing before (even with an okay job and after cutting costs) and it was an awesome idea, but I forgot it. But another idea was: im the superintendent of my building so I don't pay rent. The best thing I can do is buy an apartment (2 bedroom for like $35,000) from a government owned building, then once it goes private, rent that out for like $10,000 a month while I stay home and collect bank. Or sell it for close to $800,000. My friend just recently did that, except he wasn't a super so he just chose to live in the new, soon-to-be $800,000 worth apartment for only $35,000. THAT'S A STEAL. It woulda been worth like $350,000 but he spent $100,000 to renovate it, and that makes it's worth skyrocket, especially after the building is owned by a private contractor and not a government anymore.

The rules are ass-fucking-backwards.

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Nah, I don't think you need to know everything IN THIS situation. It's obvious what's going on by how that kid's friends record the whole thing, encourage him to "taunt" and "make fun" of that fluffy guy, the skinny guy's face/facial expression, attitude, approach, him holding the fat kid with one arm, fixing to punch, then punching (showing off basically, "hey, look what I can do") and on and on.

I for one don't need more proof.

I hope you're never on jury duty.

Oh but outdoor basketball in hot and humid conditions is TERRRRRRIBLE, I get so damn lazy and stuff. But if its indoors, it's fine for me somehow. Maybe the air conditioner de-humidifies a bit?

I love it when it's burning hot and/or rainy/humid. It's awesome for me to lift weights in those conditions.

lmao

I thought he got what he deserved but then after watching the video again, I still feel really bad for that skinny kid. Look at the way his ankle slams into that wooden curb. Do you have any idea how much that fucking hurts?

I can definitely understand doing wide grip because it's more comfortable, but I DON'T understand doing it because of a non-injury-related flexibility issue.