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I still think the $7800 for 2 destination vacations and one staycation is not truly realistic.  1 Hawaii vacation (6-nights during the IUSD spring break) on Costco is ~$4,500 for a 2.5 or 3 star hotel.  The daycare expense is probably reasonable for SF or NYC. 

You'll have better luck on NextDoor than here with these type of recommendations.  Good Luck.

2 destination vacations for a total of $7,800?  All these numbers in this article are F'd up. 

Is all that hassle worth the $5 you save per tank?

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There's probably a whole new generation of TI'ers that have no idea who "belly" or YF or BTB is.  So sad.

Maybe you need to move to a red state and away from all those Asian people that you said you apparently hate....5 YEARS AGO.  Why are you still living in Irvine? Or are you just a troll? https://www.talkirvine.com/index.php/topic,11280.msg218796.html#msg218796 I mean, come one....street...

a 2.5+ hour commute is doable if it's on a train and you're able to work will commuting.  That's my personal experience.  Not a bad option if you're job is in an undesirable (bad area, too expensive, etc.) location. 

Which neighborhoods claim to smell the odor?  From NextDoor, it appears it's mainly Orchard Hills, Eastwood and Stonegate.  Is anyone from the other villages smelling that asphalt smell?

Some of the most important learning you do is outside the classroom, not inside one.  Living on your own, away from your parents and support system, for extended periods of time in invaluable.  Going to a commuter school can't replicate that experience. 

But how often do people actually benefit from a clubhouse?  Maybe once/year? 

at least it's a non-guaranteed contract. 

All these guys have flaws.  if Noah's biggest flaw is his durability, I still think he's the best fit.  If he get's hurt, then it's 'next man up'. 

That's ridiculous.  You can't do that when a large share of Cal grads work in the Bay Area where the cost of living is significantly higher.  That's a biased stat, like many are.

Lakers need (1) a good defender, (2) a good passer/playmaker, and (3) good shooter.  Noah can possibly satisfy two of those 3 things.  He's the choice.

The next stock to watch is NVTA.  it's around $26.50 right now.  Will go to $100 in the next couple years.  I got in around $22, but I almost pulled the trigger around $15 a few months earlier. 

AMZN growth will be primarily due to their AWS, not their retail IMHO. 

Retail sales has been poor for many companies without a sound online strategy.  Look at Nordstrom (JWN) or Macy's (M) as good examples. 

I bailed out on 2/3 of my TGT at $88.  Contemplating what to do with the rest.  I have the same dilemma with ROKU right now.  Bought at $52, now at $139.  Grew too fast too quickly.  Also made a dumb move and bought MU last year at $45, which hasn't done anything. 

What about Stacks?