2025-2026 NFL Season: Donnie What? Football • Page 1025

I was at 6% around October of last year so pretty similar. The Tariffs are driving everything crazy lol

 

If I was in the cash cab, I would always go double or nothing

I am no coward

 

WOW

 

I agree

no corgi no interest

 

I’m on the juice but I don’t work out

 

Drives me nuts when people talk how 6-7% rates are considered "good" because in the 80's were like 13%.

It's like yeah, 13% on a house you paid 5 stones and 3 sticks for (80k) 40 years ago when 1 person's income could support a family of 5 must have been nice.

 

when was this bc when i got 2.8 it was like december 2019

 

Just one more way in which the Kozlowskis screwed me. Hope the new dire wolf 2.0 eats their flesh.

 

October 2019

 

actually this is wrong it was september 2020, our purchase price was locked in december 2019

 

I actually just learned a lot about that period of the 80s and why the rates were so berserk

Basically both inflation and a recession were happening at the same time so the Fed couldn’t really do anything since those are contradictory problems and solving one exacerbates another. So they basically for lack of a better term had to go thermonuclear on one problem (inflation) by driving rates to an absorbent level, so they could then just deal with 1 problem at a time. I guess the term is Stagflation, and it’s what my CEO is most worried about.

 

I have a terrible voice. Very monotone.

 

i have no issues with anyone with a low interest rate lol a lot of it is timing

we also unfortunately had very little for a down payment - 0 actually - and It was before my raise so my income was like $35k a year

so 6.99% it is

 

Mine's 4.25% which isn't the best, definitely bought a house at a bad time but idc

 

Our house we bought in 2016 was at 2.5%

 

Got into this argument the other week. They were like "well yeah but people were making 20k-30k back then" and I'm like YEAH PEOPLE ARE STILL HARDLY MAKING MORE THAN THAT but those same houses cost 700k, along with car payments jacked up, insurances, phones, student loans, daycare prices skyrocketing, beefs, food prices gone crazy, etc.

 

i really don't think people realize when talking about pushing up the minimum wage that $15 an hour is only $31k before taxes

shit's fucked

 

my Nadia’s, fuck off Josh interest rate is 3.75%

 

this is what i saw

 

That house in 2016 we paid like $300k (which at the time we thought was high) and it's now $600k

 

max how old were you in 2016

 

We paid way over for this one at a bad interest time because we needed to get the fuck back to Dallas and get the fuck out of central Texas

 

This feels familiar lol