LOL.Originally Posted by RudyRuetigger
doesnt mean i drank them
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03-24-20 12:53 PM #36
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03-24-20 01:19 PM #37
looks like the repubs caved
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03-24-20 01:21 PM #38
let me guess they put someone else in charge of the 500 billion Originally Posted by gauchojake
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03-24-20 01:23 PM #39
sorry: Originally Posted by goduke
1. trump even said he doesnt want buybacks. that should be the way it is. I AGREE
2. when someone goes to college, they know the commitment and money. i paid for my 4 year degree. I didnt stay in college because I didnt want the extra debt. When you sign up for college, thats what you agree to. I dont think tuition prices are fair but maybe ask your professors why they get paid so much instead. THANKS
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03-24-20 01:26 PM #40
i went to georgia Originally Posted by RudyRuetigger
i got an 89.4 in Statistics class. The final was late to start and I left my calculator outside the room while studying. Someone stole my calculator
So i had to use that fukkin weak ass calculator they proved on a computer
That cost me the HOPE scholarship for the next semester.... 89.5 rounds up and im in
whos fault is it? mine
but
fukk them
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03-24-20 01:27 PM #41
2nd time today u have quoted ur own post Originally Posted by RudyRuetigger
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03-24-20 01:27 PM #42
college is a business for professors so get your shit together Originally Posted by RudyRuetigger
buckle up and realize you are paying
end of discussion
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03-24-20 01:28 PM #43
so what? Originally Posted by cincinnatikid513
2nd time today u have quoted ur own post
read them
you might learn something
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03-24-20 01:37 PM #44
https://youtu.be/ec0XKhAHR5I.......
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03-24-20 01:50 PM #45
great song Originally Posted by Runeblade
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03-24-20 01:53 PM #46
The unemployed looking for government handouts have never been the backbone of our country -- and never will be. Amazon is looking to hire 100,000. Wal-Mart and lots of grocery stores are hiring people on the spot. There are always jobs available for people willing to work. There will always be economic problems for people too lazy to work. The coronovirus has not changed that at all. Originally Posted by Runeblade
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03-24-20 01:56 PM #47
You didn't meet the standards that the college set, so you quit and blame everyone except for yourself. That is definitely the American way, now more than ever. Originally Posted by RudyRuetigger
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03-24-20 02:00 PM #48
no, i accepted it Originally Posted by TommieGunshot
i went on to regain HOPE and i graduated
I also paid all debt owed
MAYBE YOU SHOULD REALIZE THE 30K DEBT RELIEF BY DEMOCRATS IS DUMB NOW??????????
now they build huge buildings and want me to contribute to their fund
just dumbasses
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03-24-20 02:09 PM #49
Well said. Bailouts for poor bums and bailouts for irresponsible corporate bums. The rest of us are screwed. Originally Posted by TommieGunshot
The American Way!
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03-24-20 02:19 PM #50
Awesome job. I will change my view of how you handled it. As strongly as most of us are against loan forgiveness, remember it was Republican president Bush who gave us the first round of loan forgiveness, while Republican president Trump is looking to give us another round of it. It was actually Democrat president Obama who tied the strictest measures to his loan forgiveness program, which still required repayments, but were simply based on income (ie Pay as You Earn). Originally Posted by RudyRuetigger
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03-24-20 02:26 PM #51
but you are not sickened by Mitch & the Rs? if so, that some hypocritical BS! Originally Posted by Terrapin Station
are you are a Terps fan or Deadhead?
Hold away despair
more than this I will not ask
Faced with mysteries dark and vast
statements just seem vain at last
-Terrapin Station
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03-24-20 03:10 PM #52
100,000 jobs available at Amazon is great but even they wont be able to handle it when literally millions go out of work. The amount of job loss will be to great for these companies to pick up and carry. Those significant job losses might not affect Amazon and Walmart now but Soon less money being spent will mean less and less shopping at walmart and amazon resulting in those companies losing out and woops!!...sorry we gotta layoff thousands as well. This will have a ripple effect that no company no matter how big will be able to escape. Originally Posted by TommieGunshot
Last edited by Runeblade; 03-24-20 at 03:14 PM.
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03-24-20 03:23 PM #53
Pizza Hut is currently looking to hire 30,000: https://www.qsrmagazine.com/news/piz...ons-nationwide Originally Posted by Runeblade
Right now, on March 24, there are far more jobs available than people looking for work. Yet people are instead looking for the government to give them money because they don't want to work. That is always a clear path to economic failure. But given how hard all the liberals are pushing for this welfare, I'm pretty sure that's where we're going.
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03-24-20 04:08 PM #54
Don't get me wrong, your point is well taken and your correct. Unemployment should only be given to those actively looking for work not handouts for lazy Americans but having said that, the small and medium sized businesses in this country make up almost 50% of the economy. If that goes under because these morons in congress cant get along, the economic impact i'm afraid in my opinion, will have a far greater effect than people realize. I look at it like a rubber band right now. It's stretched to its limit. It can either break (Millions lose jobs very very bad) or it will snap back( an economic surge of the likes in which we have never seen) As soon as investors get even a tiny hint that we are starting to beat this back, A shit ton on money is going to be put back into the markets. Until then the little guys have to be held up with something. Originally Posted by TommieGunshot
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03-24-20 04:23 PM #55
The clause that pisses me off is the one that gives $35M to the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts; f*ck the arts.
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03-24-20 04:24 PM #56
Yeah that kinda shit is just.......idk....wtf....lol Originally Posted by DrunkHorseplayer
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03-24-20 04:55 PM #57
You do realized that that college prices have gone up more then any other cost over the last ten years right? Originally Posted by RudyRuetigger
As for having a choice to not have a degree, there isn’t a choice unless you want to have very limited employment options.
What I do hope people realize is that people are now still paying their college loans off as senior citizens and that’s before college prices skyrocketed. The average age of a homebuyer has gone up, extra available income that can be put back into the economy will disappear as each year passes because college graduates won’t have available income to spend 10 years after they graduate.
The college debt crisis is the new mortgage crisis. It’s greedy on the side of colleges acting like big businesses, offering services that are non representative of the cost. It’s ok to ignore it now but you’ll see a lot of problems that won’t be fixed when it hits its peak and then it will be too late
There’s a reason that student loan interest and payments were postponed right off during this crisis.
3 million homes were foreclosed on in 2008 and look what that did. Now take a percentage of the 44.7 million people who carry student loan debt and wonder how that will affect the economy if they can’t afford their student loans or if they can they have nothing left to stimulate the economic growth afterwards.
The real issue is allowing colleges to charge the prices they do but many of the older generation had 20k or less in debt and paid a reasonable 300-500 a month in costs so they don’t see it Imagine being a college grad and paying 1k a month or more. Even at a starting wage of 60k that’s about 30 percent of your income.
And if you go with the income repayment plans you basically pay just interest and then add 15+ years to the loan. Welcome to trying to pay for your loans while you are closing in on retiring.
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03-24-20 04:57 PM #58
That 30k would go directly to students. The colleges have already been paid. They got paid after the student enrolled. Originally Posted by RudyRuetigger
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03-24-20 05:01 PM #59
Almost 99 percent of the public loan forgives program is rejected when applied for. It’s a program that actually doesn’t work. Originally Posted by TommieGunshot
As for the other loan forgivessness, being that it requires 25 years of payments, no one has gotten to that point yet since it’s implementation. But I’m guessing based on the fact that the public loan forgiveness rate is almost 99 percent rejection I’m betting this one will end the same way. They are garbage programs to deflect away the real issue and make people think their are solutions until the time comes. Basically like social security. Just ignore it until it’s an issue
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03-24-20 05:03 PM #60
What kind of life can you have working at Pizza Hut? Lmao come on now Originally Posted by TommieGunshot
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03-24-20 05:08 PM #61
A life of employment, while everyone else here is desperate for a life living off government handouts Originally Posted by goduke
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03-24-20 06:28 PM #62
Pretty sure if a person works at Pizza Hut they will still need government handouts. Originally Posted by TommieGunshot
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03-24-20 06:46 PM #63
Biden/Pelosi 2020!!!
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03-24-20 06:52 PM #64
It's looking like Trump and the rest of the government liberals are going to get their way and we will all be getting our welfare handouts very soon. The liberals here at SBR are very glad. Originally Posted by goduke
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03-24-20 06:52 PM #65
buy a vowel you fukkin ignorant clown Originally Posted by gauchojake
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03-24-20 07:17 PM #66
Who wants to take their $1500 hand out and join me at a 9 seat sit N go!!!!?????
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03-24-20 07:45 PM #67
Originally Posted by RudyRuetigger
Rudy do you know what the odds are of being on that show?
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03-24-20 08:05 PM #68
Originally Posted by RudyRuetigger
Go drive your cab loser.
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03-24-20 08:37 PM #69
does the bill cover reimbursement for gambling losses?
asking for my loan officer
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03-24-20 09:22 PM #70
I dont think the checks are a good idea. They are basically hush money while more corporations get bailouts for not being able to run their businesses sufficiently Originally Posted by TommieGunshot
Not sure why you say liberals though. The check proposal was in the original republican written bill. That hasn’t changed. People need to stop worrying about one party or another and focus on the underlying issues.
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