Recent content by Synj

I remember thinking this about Tiger Woods or any of the number of celebs/athletes that end up getting DUIs. Even when they have resources or the most available services, they still do this dumb shit. https://www.nfl.com/news/most-nfl-teams-offer-players-safe-rides-programs-09000d5d81acc5fa...

This is all so fucking stupid.

Imagine what could have been.

Sar I am grateful to hear your complaint today and will look to satisfy you today. I am offering today our Unlimited Pass which includes unlimited play up to 20 hours a month. Unlimited. Do I satisfy your needs today?

Might I introduce you to the Philips CD-I? I was in Panama and saw it at the Base Exchange with NEW Zelda games I’d never heard of. No internet and no way of knowing better, I bought that shit, played it for one night and returned it the next day despite being super thirsty for a video game...

Haven’t seen an AVGN in a while, how did he sell out?

Robert Austrailian. Fucking uncanny. Like Marilyn Munrow. She talks like er.

Maybe one day there will be a cure. But no, I’m not mad at you, that would require an expectation that I think you should know better. I don’t. Because you’re retarded.

And another one @Bubbles

Of course you would miss the entire point you stupid fuck. While the "Bear Jew" scene functions on the surface as a crowd-pleasing, visceral moment of historical revenge, Tarantino actively complicates it by demystifying the myth of the cowardly Nazi and intentionally stripping the Basterds of...

AI slop options below. Just talk to ChatGPT and it can answer all this stuff for you. Option What happens Main advantage Main drawback 1. Consolidate into a Rollover IRA Roll all old 401(k)s into one traditional/rollover IRA Huge investment selection, easy management, often low fees...

Had a good vibe and really well made movie, scenes looked beautiful and the performances were really great. But somehow the movie felt just kinda dumb to me. Kyle Gallner’s character was supposed to be charismatic and worldly but he was so basic and his “philosophy” made no sense. Samara...

80% VOO or VOO equivalent in her 401k brokerage (you'll have to look this up), 10% VGT/VUG or equivalent (FSPTX/FBGRX etc) for some tech or growth, 10% VXUS or equivalent (VTIAX etc) for international diversification. I wouldn't personally recommend single stocks for her. Don't do TQQQ or SOXL...

An obvious joke that was immediately discernible is not trolling but that's fine. At the very least, I actually invested some time into trying to help @Sludig with his question, but whatever, no more jokes I guess.

The easy answer is VOO. But @Sludig said his wife doesn’t want more SP500 without context as to why: portfolio diversification, growth, risk, etc. I agree with you that a $10k portfolio and a $1M portfolio allocation could very easily be 80/20 VTI/VXUS and work out very well for most people...