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Gobbo other Thread got closed by the mod said it doesn't belong in the House of Blogs, hoping we can have this one witho

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03 November 2016 at 01:53 AM
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by borg23

I saw Trooper in resorts world walking through the food court with his girlfriend but it wasn't quite the same thing as seeing Nomad in action with this cart of crap!

Now imagine spotting TBC in a Walmarts! That would be something.

Walmarts have the best microwavable mashed potato's!


by nicname

You’re right. Turns out my early morning math was off. Also turns I could have just watched farther into the video to get the monthly number from The Diesel himself.

$711/month ~2 years ago.

This is cheaper and safer than Trooper's Desert Manor which currently has a studio for $853 but requires a $500 deposit and ELD abhors deposits.

https://www.studio629.com/las-vegas/stud...


by topg2024

This is cheaper and safer than Trooper's Desert Manor which currently has a studio for $853 but requires a $500 deposit and ELD abhors deposits.

https://www.studio629.com/las-vegas/stud...

I'm confused, can't he get his dad to buy him a condo so his housing will be free? I don't kmow why more people don't think of that.

-pman probably


by prev

I'm confused, can't he get his dad to buy him a condo so his housing will be free? I don't kmow why more people don't think of that.

-pman probably

I think we see the bright line demarcating between ELD's generation and Pman's generation in American family financial ideaology. The ELD generation and older, parents kicked their children out at 18 some even younger at 16 years old and left to fend for themselves. These people had to get grades in school and sports awards were only given for first place. In Pman's generation, schools only gave pass/fail report cards, parents have a lifelong financial responsibility for housing for their children, everyone who looses in sports gets a participation trophy.


by Lionelhuttz

Think I was unclear, Diesel will never be homeless, he has his parents and all that sweet dividend money. I’m saying he pushes all his junk around like a homeless person and if he got any more junk he would need to have a shopping cart to move it. Less a comment on his housing status, more on his mental state that he needs to schlep around all this useless stuff because he’s me

Speaking of dividend portfolios, anybody think ELD is invested in Icahn Enterprises? They have a dividend payout of 23%. However, this one comes with a risk as it crashed over a year ago. In my opinion, this is not a good one for ELD as he will freak out over the variance.


by topg2024

I think we see the bright line demarcating between ELD's generation and Pman's generation in American family financial ideaology. The ELD generation and older, parents kicked their children out at 18 some even younger at 16 years old and left to fend for themselves. These people had to get grades in school and sports awards were only given for first place. In Pman's generatio

Uh, Pman and El D are only 5 years apart in age.


by Nbuc84

Speaking of dividend portfolios, anybody think ELD is invested in Icahn Enterprises? They have a dividend payout of 23%. However, this one comes with a risk as it crashed over a year ago. In my opinion, this is not a good one for ELD as he will freak out over the variance.

I rememer the ELD video about "Dividend Aristocrat" stocks which have a 25 year record of contantly increasing dividends and those are the only ones to buy.


by topg2024

I think we see the bright line demarcating between ELD's generation and Pman's generation in American family financial ideaology. The ELD generation and older, parents kicked their children out at 18 some even younger at 16 years old and left to fend for themselves. These people had to get grades in school and sports awards were only given for first place. In Pman's generatio

pman is nearly 30 lmao

I initially assumed pman was in his early 20s but once I found out he was nearly 30 my perception of him changed alot.


by Nbuc84

Speaking of dividend portfolios, anybody think ELD is invested in Icahn Enterprises? They have a dividend payout of 23%. However, this one comes with a risk as it crashed over a year ago. In my opinion, this is not a good one for ELD as he will freak out over the variance.

I met Carl Icahn many years ago at his Mt. Kisco house. At the time he owned TWA, which was tanking in value and needed a deal related to his control group liability for pension funding .

Why he is shedding cash at a 23% rate, who knows ? However, if anyone is thinking of climbing on a dividend gravy boat, they better look at what's driving this cash flood.

Speaking of Wall Street, Icahn's take has famously reflected his raider past,"If you want a friend, get a dog".


by prev

i can tell you don't have a hundred grand either lol

I can't live on 4 grand a month.


by Lionelhuttz

Think I was unclear, Diesel will never be homeless, he has his parents and all that sweet dividend money. I’m saying he pushes all his junk around like a homeless person and if he got any more junk he would need to have a shopping cart to move it. Less a comment on his housing status, more on his mental state that he needs to schlep around all this useless stuff because he’s me

Unfortunately he can't fit a shopping cart in his car. He needs a pickup.


by Old Man Coffee

Walmarts have the best microwavable mashed potato's!

You mean the kind you buy in a package, or the kind the deli sells?


Hahaha Walmarts. Bob Evans packaged mashed potatoes are easy on TBCs rotted teeth.


by pig4bill

I can't live on 4 grand a month.

and u also don't seem to know how interest works for dividends and presumably other investments?

Not that there's anything wrong with that but no one that has invested their money would think 4% interest on $100,000 would give you $4,000 a month.

That would be the greatest investment of all time.


They sell a collapsable wagon at costco for like $80-100 that would save Diesel so much hassle


by prev

They sell a collapsable wagon at costco for like $80-100 that would save Diesel so much hassle

Costco doesn't just let vagrants wander in from off the streets like Walmarts.


As if El D would ever splurge on a Costco membership.


Looks like they are about to get full license and turn into the candy empire.





by parisron

Looks like they are about to get full license and turn into the candy empire.

As far as a physical location goes, the Troopers had better of found a fantastic location, with a reasonable rent, or they are in for a world of hurt.


by borg23

Costco doesn't just let vagrants wander in from off the streets like Walmarts.

You call it Costco but for Rice it will forever be Price Club. Rice doesn’t adapt to change well (see Bally’s).


by FL Pkrdlr

You call it Costco but for Rice it will forever be Price Club. Rice doesn’t adapt to change well (see Bally’s).

The Price Club merged with Costco, and has been defunct since 1997.

Let's hope it doesn't take Rice this long to begin calling Bally's the Horseshoe.


by iwasbanned

The Price Club merged with Costco, and has been defunct since 1997.

Let's hope it doesn't take Rice this long to begin calling Bally's the Horseshoe.

I can at least understand calling it Bally's out of habit. The name changed 2 years ago and it's mostly been Bally's since he went there. There's no way he even remembers being in a Price Club.


by borg23

I can at least understand calling it Bally's out of habit. The name changed 2 years ago and it's mostly been Bally's since he went there. There's no way he even remembers being in a Price Club.

I’d love to know why he clings to those old brand names and refuses to change. Is it because he thinks it makes him seem cool or hip? Is it just to be a smart a.. and troll everyone?


by parisron

Looks like they are about to get full license and turn into the candy empire.

Has anyone here actually tried the candy and is it any good?


by Old Man Coffee

As if El D would ever splurge on a Costco membership.

Costco used to have a battery loophole to get a new battery every three years and the warranty would restart each time a battery was exchanged receipt but they just closed this battery loophole in early 2024. When I exchanged my battery one last time I thought that ELD would be proud of the battery hack.

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