I respect your opinion, but an incorrect take. I don’t know if it’s a southern thing but I feel naked without a hat.
1- Wearing hats in public is a great way to avoid eye contact with people you don’t want to see. Almost an invisible cloak. If I can’t see you, you don’t exist.
2. It can accentuate an outfit.
3. A proper tour visor on the golf course with good lettuce is an easy way to gain a mental edge on your opponent.
Golf road trip guy: try to play the Indianapolis Motor Speedway course called Brickyard Crossing. It’s awesome. And only about a 2.5, 3 hr drive to Chicago from Indy.
This is one of the biggest differences between your mid 20’s and late 20’s. Some people in their mid 20’s want to put on the facade that because things are stable, they’ve got it figured out. In your late 20’s, you’ll stop giving a shit and crave having your single friends around because they tend to be the most fun.
If you play an old style course like your traditional country club, where tee boxes and greens are close by, you should definitely walk. It’s also tremendously more social if you get a foursome of buddies that are walking.
As someone that belongs to a country club (sick brag I know) it’s tough to get behind this train of thought. Most of the older members take forever to play, never let you go through, and sandbag the hell out of their handicaps for the club tournaments.
Yup, that’s exactly what happens. You will sign an options agreement, and then they will quote you on a 3-5 business day review process, but really it’s just some guy in their back office that is drinking Mt Dew and will review your app and sign off on it. Most brokerage houses require $25k to trade in a margin account but it can vary.
This isn’t really as risque as it looks. You don’t really have to have a long track record of options trading history to trade at a brokerage house like TD Ameritrade, you just have to sign an Options agreement that basically is an understanding of your liability. 99% of brokerage houses like TD, Scottrade, Fidelity, etc. will OK almost any options agreement as long as they agree to margin as well.
Hard to tell from the transaction reports but it looks like she was just making a put spread position, which considering she was buying the VIX and S&P indexes, not much “insider” knowledge there given the broadness and really isn’t all that risky.
If you work anywhere worth a shit none of these excuses would get by without an extreme amount of skepticism from your boss. If you’re doing a good job and your company isn’t a white collar sweatshop it shouldn’t be a big deal to dip out early on a Friday once a quarter without a half-assed excuse.
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Fellow Dale Hollow’er here. I always tell people it’s just “okay” because I prefer for it to continue it’s run as the hidden gem
Have fun man. One tip on gambling: the lines are going to be very long. A lot of the sports books have mobile apps you can bet through.
The title of this article singlehandedly triggered me before I even read a word.
There is honestly nothing better than fresh seafood cooked properly, and until you’ve had it you’d never know the difference.
I respect your opinion, but an incorrect take. I don’t know if it’s a southern thing but I feel naked without a hat.
1- Wearing hats in public is a great way to avoid eye contact with people you don’t want to see. Almost an invisible cloak. If I can’t see you, you don’t exist.
2. It can accentuate an outfit.
3. A proper tour visor on the golf course with good lettuce is an easy way to gain a mental edge on your opponent.
Golf road trip guy: try to play the Indianapolis Motor Speedway course called Brickyard Crossing. It’s awesome. And only about a 2.5, 3 hr drive to Chicago from Indy.
This is one of the biggest differences between your mid 20’s and late 20’s. Some people in their mid 20’s want to put on the facade that because things are stable, they’ve got it figured out. In your late 20’s, you’ll stop giving a shit and crave having your single friends around because they tend to be the most fun.
If you play an old style course like your traditional country club, where tee boxes and greens are close by, you should definitely walk. It’s also tremendously more social if you get a foursome of buddies that are walking.
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Just chill out, man.
As someone that belongs to a country club (sick brag I know) it’s tough to get behind this train of thought. Most of the older members take forever to play, never let you go through, and sandbag the hell out of their handicaps for the club tournaments.
Yup, that’s exactly what happens. You will sign an options agreement, and then they will quote you on a 3-5 business day review process, but really it’s just some guy in their back office that is drinking Mt Dew and will review your app and sign off on it. Most brokerage houses require $25k to trade in a margin account but it can vary.
This isn’t really as risque as it looks. You don’t really have to have a long track record of options trading history to trade at a brokerage house like TD Ameritrade, you just have to sign an Options agreement that basically is an understanding of your liability. 99% of brokerage houses like TD, Scottrade, Fidelity, etc. will OK almost any options agreement as long as they agree to margin as well.
Hard to tell from the transaction reports but it looks like she was just making a put spread position, which considering she was buying the VIX and S&P indexes, not much “insider” knowledge there given the broadness and really isn’t all that risky.
So edgy, man. As edgy as a marble.
I was puking so heavily on Sunday from my hangover that I popped blood vessels in both my eyes. It only gets worse.
Self respecting Adult options: 1) Game day polo 2)Throwback t shirt 3) 1/4 zip
If you work anywhere worth a shit none of these excuses would get by without an extreme amount of skepticism from your boss. If you’re doing a good job and your company isn’t a white collar sweatshop it shouldn’t be a big deal to dip out early on a Friday once a quarter without a half-assed excuse.
You must be a Cats fan.