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I do recall after the dot com crash the fed cut rates aggressively, yet the broader indices kept tanking, and took 7 years to recover. 

No answers here, but I'll know we're in a recession when gas is over $6/gallon and my coworkers start making "diesel" in their basements and garages again, like they did in '09.  "Why does Victor's car smell like french fries?" Is there a cost benefit?  Mileage benefit?  Do OEMs have any issues...

The other one for me is "boasts".  I prefer my housing have some humility.

Just think, the kid that spawned this thread is now over 10 years old. Congrats on the bun in the oven, HMart! 

"Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, I ask you, would any reasonable person think it wise to take financial advice from either Kim Kardashian or someone who made a living getting punched in the head?  Your honor, I rest my case."

And the prices have gone up.  The systems are larger too, multiples of 4.8kw, but now it's $2.30/kw for all systems.  Which seems weird, since some of the costs are fixed regardless of system size.  The smallest system must be the least profitable.

Headline: Newsoms have reduced water usage on their spacious Fair Oaks home by 33% from late June to early November, according to records released by the governor's office Tuesday. The details: The district also discovered a significant leak in the property's irrigation system.  "They fixed...

Way to pivot from reduced revenues due to a chip shortage to increased revenues from higher sales of parts for classic cars.

Maybe we've run out of buyers.

This thing spreads so fast, by the time it's detected in a location there are probably dozens of others with it.  The person in Hawaii hadn't even traveled anywhere recently.

Great sympathy to those affected, but am I the only one who LOL'd harder than anything else this week at 1:24 in the vid?

Doesn't make a lick of sense, since they're not pronounced remotely the same. 

A few weeks ago there were zero SFRs for sale in my city.  I haven't seen that before in over 20 years of tracking this market.  There are 2 right now for sale, one of which only so because it fell out of escrow.

This is the beginning of the end... https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/kat-von-d-closing-her-195159201.html

OK millennial.  Just calling it like I see it.  Maybe grow some thicker skin.

For someone who's not sure about my workplace, you seem pretty sure about my workplace.  Please, do post more. 

Where did I contradict myself?  Everyone is an individual, and a higher % of younger individuals are "out to lunch" way more than the % of older folks.  I'm not micromanaging.  I'm not managing anyone at all; not my job.  We have core hours where everyone is expected to be at work, wherever that...

Who says I don't have any reasoning behind it?  I talk to the people who assign them the work they're supposed to do.    There's clearly a higher incidence of "wfh malaise" with younger people than with older people.  Not being online, not returning calls, not responding to emails, just plain...

We have a mix of wfh and on site.  Some of the wfh folks, especially younger workers, have minimal value.  Not entirely their fault.  Can you imagine graduating from college and trying to get OJT while sitting in front of a computer at home by yourself?  And then again, some I think find WFH...

I told my wife that a couple months ago.  If you're on the fence about something, just buy it.