Ignorant question: why would I put down a collateral value worth twice my loan principle? Wouldn't it make more sense to just sell the collateral needed? The sales taxes are similar to the loan APR, and you'd KYC yourself either way

Swinging a maul is the ultimate in workout technology

Vlogs are all fun and games until AI spambots start making your vlogs

Probably gonna plant some fall cabbage this weekend

How do you think Wesley Snipes feels about Hunter Biden

The masculine urge to take a USD loan to enter a #bitcoin swing trade is very strong lol

Holy crap I think I just successfully orange-pilled my first person

Youtube is a shitcoin

Dude I am goin thru some fuckin BULL SHIT at the moment Feels like me against the world alot of times

If they prove auto-pen pardons directed by staffers to be null and void, Hunter Biden will go to prison almost immediately.

I wash my dishes, actually. I also pay my income taxes. I don't use crack-cocaine, I don't bang hookers and I don't paint with human feces. I most definitely don't give my brother's widow herpes and I don't accept an illegal auto-pen pardon from my daddy's staffer for evading millions of dollars in income taxes.

I refuse to comply, just because I can.

House buyers are annoying af Will you give us everything for free? No? Ok then we are going to trust the opinions of strangers who visited for 30 mins over what you tell us about the home you've lived in since we were literally children

Moving to the country was def the right call

A home owner that has home insurance is financially incentivized to see that the house burns completely to the ground during a fire. A home owner that does not have home insurance is financially incentivized to see that the house is saved as much as possible. Insurance companies will try to prorate the payout based on how much of the house was actually physically burned. Yes the rest of the house is unlivable but they will only pay for whats actually burned.