From the Real Deal:
As print publications dwindle, real estate struggles to meet public notice requirements
New Jersey’s largest newspaper, the Star-Ledger, announced last month it would cease print editions beginning early next year. It marks a loss not just for Jersey residents who prefer a hard copy of their paper, but for real estate developers who need it for legal reasons.
Real estate developers are required to publish notices of the planning and zoning process for projects in many states and municipalities across the country, an increasingly difficult mandate to meet as daily print publications close shop, ROI NJ reported.
Land use and zoning attorney Kathryn Razin said there will need to be changes to where developers and municipalities are required to publish public notices in the years to come, and further print shutdowns will put pressure on these legal requirements.
“For now, you have to be diligent to make sure that when that publication you’re providing a notice is still going to be in print,” she told the outlet. “You also have to double check that the municipality hasn’t designated a new ‘official newspaper.’”
The faltering availability of print publications for these purposes may also precipitate discussion of whether these public notice mandates are outdated or need amending, she said.
“I think this has raised discussions on that statutory requirement, and whether we should be allowing a newspaper’s website to satisfy these requirements in lieu of a print publication,” she told the outlet. “From an applicant’s standpoint, this has been a long-standing requirement and could be seen as antiquated and in need of an update, alongside other statutory requirements.”
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re: “outdated”
WSJ has 649,000 print subscribers, that is the only paper I still see being delivered. We stopped getting the print version about 10 years ago, my neighbor still gets his. That must be some route for the paperboy.
The Washington Post: Has a print circulation of 135,980.
Los Angeles Times: Has a print circulation of 118,760
NY Post: Has a print circulation of 131,000
BTW the last statistic on the Star Ledger I could find was about 35,000 printed daily.
This online local news was perhaps too early. Patch.com
https://patch.com/new-jersey/across-nj
Founded by an ex-google president in 2007 for hyper local news, then purchased by AOL 2 years later and then spun off in 2013. But for all of that hard work “reporting” today they only get $20 million in annual ad revenue… The money still flows mainly to google and Facebook and the legacy media.
The statutory requirements for printed third-party public notice requirements still cost something like 50 cents a line printed.. I doubt the online media even wants the business.
What is going to happen is every municipality, county and the state will post them in their website.
However, I have a sweet spot in my heart for newspapers. As I a newspaper delivery boy for the Hudson Dispatch in the morning and Jersey Journal in the afternoon. I had the pleasure of seen headlines like “Menendez witness against Musto”, “Musto convicted”, “Lennon shot dead”.
In fact I swear, I probably met Fat Eddie’s grandma in the Pall Mall + cheap booze + 5 cats blend classic smell of the trailer park in 51st & Tonnelle. She was always late paying and that moo moo. It was tough collecting from her… https://youtu.be/FsxJfcFVnpo?si=kJmTgqnuqu4kf1RB
51st & Tonnelle… North Bergen, bro. Eddie’s grandma was in God’s country, Jersey City. I’ll tell you though, those little chickies that lived off of Bove (Bogie) Terrace really loved to make out! lol.
Ten 428. Notable if we stay through 430.
Farmers already begging to keep their migrants in the face of deportations.
They are not farmers. They are rapists and murders and illegals.
I can’t wait to see the military rounding up blueberry pickers with tanks and other armored vehicles. Heck, 5% of our military are immigrants themselves. I wonder if any of the 95% have the honor of rounding up their fellow serving criminals?
This is what the majority voted for. Enjoy it.
I would have been happier paying for more judges and border patrol to vet incoming immigrants. But the extremes always win out when there is such division between our two parties.
Popcorn anyone? I’d purchase it now as it’s going to get way more expensive when we don’t have Mexicans picking it for us.
Several thousand illegal immigrants die every year on construction sites and other dangerous workplaces.
Remember that Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore? The one that was hit by a ship? Eight workers from Mexico, Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador were filling potholes when the ship hit the bridge, after falling into the water, six of the eight workers died.
These illegal immigrants sacrifice even their lives to keep our country running, especially in some of the most dangerous and physically demanding industries.
If you want to deport someone how about the 7 million men in their prime working years (ages 25 to 54) who are not working or even looking for employment, which is about 10.5% of all men in that group… I would rather we get rid of the layabout loafers…..all they do is take take take….I have a few in my family too..
I’m with you Juice.
I would love to see the government more efficient. This is where I would focus my attention. We all know the bureaucracy is bloated. I see it firsthand with my BIL who works for customs. His entire office could be replaces with a database and a website. All that matters to these people is that they punch in on time and leave on time. What they do during the day does not matter.
He recently was given an archiving assignment where they had to both organize a whole bunch of folders containing the original customs tax forms so they could be shipped to a centralized location and likely put on other shelves. A real business would simply can the docs and organize them electronically. But this is the Federal government. Well to help him with the project, they brought in a recent transfer from the TSA. My BIL trained him and when they were both working together, the TSA did help out. My BIL went on vacation for a week. When he got back, the ex TSA guy hadn’t done one single thing the entire week my BIL was out. So my BIL tells his supervisor because he has to keep her up to date with the progress of the project. His supervisor goes to speak with the former TSA guy and he rips into the supervisor. I found out a few days later, the idiot was not even written up. Why? Because it would be a hassle for the supervisor and the ex TSA guy was given to her as a favor.
I hear stories like these all of the time from my BIL. Better yet, since this a special project, he can write himself a special financial reward. Though he is not allowed to work overtime, he writes himself multiple awards per year. They all do.
Here’s another one. Everyone in his office has a printer on their own desk. They also have two large workgroup copy machines in the office. He says, they never get used. Like not once a day. But it’s in the budget and if they lose it, their budget will shrink and that’s an evil thing. So every year, they renew the contract.
Here’s another one. They are given an hour a week for physical excersise. So nearly everyone leaves an hour early on Friday. He also has a pension and a 401K. It’s good to work for the government.
Instead, though, MAGA congress will focus on making it difficult for a transgender to defocate.
Juice: I often see that figure regarding the amount of layabouts not working in that age demographic. I often wonder how so many survive. I have a couple in many extended family, basically not worked their whole adult lives. I know how they are doing it, I just wonder about the other 7 million.
3b – 2/3rds are perhaps collecting disability benefits. Depression, anxiety, ptsd, and hearing or vision loss back pain and arthritis too.
The other 1/3 is not working by choice. You know the hustlers in life…We have one here don’t we?
Speaking of ineffectual gubmint efforts:
Jack Smith files to drop Jan. 6 charges against Donald Trump
President-elect Donald Trump faced four felony charges in connection with his efforts to overturn his 2020 presidential election loss, which culminated in the U.S. Capitol attack.
The indictment marked an extraordinary moment in American history — the first-ever accusation that a president sought illegally to cling to power.
The dismissal also marks a historic moment. Fifty years after Richard Nixon was forced by lawmakers from both parties to resign the presidency amid allegations of criminal conduct, half of American voters will return Trump to the presidency despite his own serious charges of criminal misconduct in office.
Long time readers…seldom poster here.
Re: immigrants and deportation
Biden’s machine swung the immigration pendulum way too far and too fast. Doesn’t matter the reasons, (naive, deflationary, future voters, etc) because we’ll never really know why. While I think its unlikely, it may rational for the correction to swing a little too far in the other directon for a little while.
Two years from now, the base case scenario is that:
1) we grind future border crossing to a hault, install a version of remain in Mexico and 40 day camps so that asylum cases can be completed while they’re in custody and then deported right back, if asylum claim is rejected.
2) deport everyone ICE can get their hands on that have arrest records while and then focus on deporting all who are arrested in the future.
My experiences tell me that if one is an illegal immigrant with a deportation order from an immigration judge due to asylum denied, they will think twice about braking any law. Have family members who are afraid of getting into an argument with anyone because if someone calls police they may end up getting deported. That’s a healthy fear for our society to minimize crime and violance temoporarily at this time but in a long run its not healthy as its puts a minority in a position for vulchers to take advantage off. Think this was the original intent of sancuary cities and it still makes sense in a long run but I think in a short run it makes sense to suspend it until crimes are down to normal levels. Watching my buddy pay illegal construction workers hundreds of dollars in cash and then 10 minutes later us both seeing the same group of guys jump the subway turnstiles while we swipe our MTA cards is a small example of unsustainable civil order.
I can’t see ICE get so large in size and bored that they start raiding restaurants, construction job sites and farms to keep busy. That’s when the pendulum swings way too far in the other direction. We’re not even close to that…Adams is still handing out food and residency vouchers to my landlord friends around the city.
Hope this helps.
Hak Tua, Chief grabs ’em by the pussy says:
November 25, 2024 at 11:49 am
“I can’t wait to see the military rounding up blueberry pickers with tanks and other armored vehicles…”
You Dem dorks are so out of touch with the rest of the country that I almost feel bad for you at this point. You should really consider therapy with Meathead Reiner.
As for cleaning-up Joe’s illegal immigration disaster, Homan will be busy for at least a year rounding up the known felons and gang members. In that time, some others will self-deport and others whose only known crime is illegal entry may be offered other incentives. For instance, T may allow some to join the military in order to address another of Joe’s disasters, which is the sorry state of military recruiting and readiness. As for the rest, although you blue-state stooges are oblivious to it, the rest of the country is fed up with the illegals and outraged at the Dem governors and mayors who treat them better than law-abiding, tax-paying citizens. They’ll cheer Homan as he takes on Gavin Gruesome, Fatso Pritzker and the others.
3B, Juice,
A lot of those supposedly not working are actually working completely off the books. My interior painter is one of them. He is collecting lifetime disability from breathing too many paint fumes. He also gets the free housing, free phone, cable, etc. He can’t report the income because he would lose his disability. And he does have a disability. Sometimes, his brain is so fried that he becomes a manic idiot and will stop showing up and will disappear from the world for months on end. He actually turns his phone off so no one will see him in this state. He’ll occasionally post on social media and it’s clear he’s not well. But when he gets back on his meds, he’s pretty normal. The money he gets for painting he gives to his sister to hold (shield from the government).
I know so many people who work off the books to collect government bennies that it is sickening. They all got monstrous Covid payments too, since they appear poor, on the books. It was one of the main reasons I was avidly against those payments. I also knew it would cause massive inflation as businesses knew they could raise prices to get some of those discretionary dollars since we all know the bottom rung doesn’t save.
Lots of people are asset rich/income poor.
Almost everything is qualified by income level…… no programs measure personal balance sheets….. profoundly myopic
Libturd says:
November 25, 2024 at 4:04 pm
They all got monstrous Covid payments too, since they appear poor, on the books. It was one of the main reasons I was avidly against those payments. I also knew it would cause massive inflation as businesses knew they could raise prices to get some of those discretionary dollars since we all know the bottom rung doesn’t save.
True. Sadly.
Lib/ Juice: I am sure the number of people working off the books is large, but I think there are many away from any disability real, or BS, who don’t work and don’t want to. I assume parents are supporting them , perhaps spouses, but again people who just don’t want to work. I know a couple of people who have almost never worked, or have not worked for years. What happens when the crutches are taken away?
3:33 I see it in the schools in CA. Entire districts serving illegals as a community within a community, should be really interesting.
Director NYC says:
November 25, 2024 at 3:33 pm
Long time readers…seldom poster here.
Re: immigrants and deportation.
Thank you for one of the best posts I have read on here in quite a while. It is getting very frustrating and old reading the constant BS coming from a few sore losers. Making up new lies daily. Ignoring facts of terrorists , rapists, child rapists, and killers. The one time I posted about Laken Riley ‘s death and rape while having her head smashed with a rock two posters said no big deal . But it was a big deal and very sad for most Americans, who in turn put a president in that will fix it. Hard working honest migrants are not the enemy. They will not be deported unless they break the laws, all the rest is hogwash, and scare tactics … not going to happen.
Please post again Director NYC, a pleasure to read.
Jim – case in point….Look who that Nazi Trump just appointed to Treasury Secretary another billionaire white man!
https://nypost.com/2024/11/25/media/msnbcs-jonathan-capehart-conflicted-by-trump-pick-scott-bessent/
7:04 I don’t think they’re is any doubt the billionaires will be fine in this administration
“There”
It’s public Television and radio, farm workers, only fans girls
and the 15,000 trannies in the army that might get the shaft.
Your maple syrup will be atleast 25% higher and your made in mexico car as well.
Welcome inflation++
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/trump-promises-25-tariff-products-235033879.html
Meanwhile the drugs will continue to roll in.
California was the second most popular state for Americans to move to in 2024, according to a newly released report from the National Association of Realtors. The report found California moves made up 9.4 percent of interstate moves nationally.
“It’s fascinating that, for all of the grief California has taken in terms of higher cost of living, more regulations, and increased media coverage of crime in its major cities, it remains one of the most desired states for people to move to in the United States,” Alex Beene, a financial literacy instructor for the University of Tennessee at Martin, told Newsweek. “When it comes to California, aspirations often override logic, especially for those in a younger age demographic.”
Jim,
You do realize that the ICE stats that Trump keeps quoting are estimates based on the last 40 years of immigration?
Good morning, my fellow Americans! It certainly feels good to write anything the includes the word ‘America’. The last four years have been riddled with so many mistakes and bad decisions that we had to hold our collective breath on election day. To our relief, traditional Americans stepped up and put a cease to the madness. The O’Biden administration reached a crescendo of failure culminating in propping up the worst candidate in modern history – a candidate that reflected the demise of not only the democrat party but the ‘RINO’ republican party as well, both at the hands of the greatest political comeback in history. What we witnessed is unprecedented and has already confirmed the Trump administration as one of the greatest of all time.
The petty soundbites and whining from the left is all that remains and reflects the anger when one side has been trounced, proving that they stood for nothing, offered nothing and represented nothing. When symbolic gestures are all you have to present, you’re bound to get slaughtered and tossed into the waste basket of utopian dreams smacked like fastball straight into reality. Reality is counter to the counter-culture, leaving it with nothing but blank stares, smeared makeup and a weepy posture.
For the doers, shakers and makers, the accident that caused a 50 mile backup has been cleared. It’s smooth sailing from here on out.
Fast Eddie is on hopium. Enjoying the sunshine while it is actually pouring. Beautiful spectacle indeed.
I heard people are hoarding mattresses like they were hoarding butt wipes during the last Trumpistan administration. Its gonna cost you 25% more come Jan 20.
My sister was on disability for 20 years. When she finally decided to get a job, she tried contacting them to end her benefits. They refused to listen and continued to deposit the funds for years. This year, the government came knocking to try to accuse her of theft and she had to prove to them through emails that she did nothing wrong. So they want their money back now. It’s sitting in an account, something like $60k. She asked them to be put on a payment plan. They said, she can pay it back in installments over 15 years.
BRT, the important thing is that she received the help from the govt when she needed it the most. Is it inefficient – sometimes.
“Don’t miss the forest for the trees”
Rent, maybe, but it was also what held her back. She used it as a crutch for decades. Now she has an actual career and is constantly talking about how she wishes she started so much earlier because she’s doing the math on how much money she missed out on making.
Hehe. Guess he doesn’t want competition from all the liquor stores and weed dispensaries. Maybe Canada and Mexico will join the BRICS now.
President-elect Donald Trump said Monday he will issue executive orders imposing new tariffs on all imported goods from China, Mexico and Canada, the nation’s three largest trading partners, as one of his first acts on Inauguration Day.
Trump said the tariffs of 25 percent on Mexican and Canadian goods and 10 percent on
Chinese merchandise would be aimed at halting an “invasion” of drugs and migrants into the United States.
“This Tariff will remain in effect until such time as Drugs, in particular Fentanyl, and all Illegal Aliens stop this Invasion of our Country! Both Mexico and Canada have the absolute right and power to easily solve this long simmering problem. We hereby demand that they use this power, and until such time that they do, it is time for them to pay a very big price!” Trump wrote in a post on Truth Social, his social media site.
Libturd says:
November 25, 2024 at 4:04 pm
I know so many people who work off the books to collect government bennies that it is sickening. They all got monstrous Covid payments too, since they appear poor, on the books. It was one of the main reasons I was avidly against those payments. I also knew it would cause massive inflation as businesses knew they could raise prices to get some of those discretionary dollars since we all know the bottom rung doesn’t save.
We worry about these, the broken glove box lock, and don’t worry about the real thieves-the engine with a rod knock ( Bidens, Trumps, Bezos, Gates, Menendez)
How many houses does your wheezing painter have to paint in order to make some of Menendez’s gold bars? Or pay for an inhaler?
The painter is the symptom of a much bigger disease- The one that is bought and paid for and resides in that cesspool known as Washington, D. C.
China should respond by dumping tons of Fentanyl into America.
God knows Americans are going to need something to help them from the pain Trump is going to cause.
Hehe.
Claudia did not miss a beat.
https://apnews.com/article/mexico-tariffs-trump-retaliate-sheinbaum-fac0b0c6ee8c425a928418de7332b74a
Rent,
“Sheinbaum said Mexico suffered from an influx of weapons smuggled in from the United States, and said the flow of drugs “is a problem of public health and consumption in your country’s society.”
Exactly my stand on it as well. Why the fuck does nearly everyone in America have to be high all of the time. Last night I went to the Devils game. A real beaut of a game with Hicher getting a natural hatty. On the way to the game, while sitting in traffic on the GSP, ther strong smell of weed wafts into our car. Then again, when we are on 280 east. Then again, when we park in my secret $15 lot and again when I’m taking a whiz between periods.
Those responsible for dying from fentanyl are those who take drugs. If you want to complain about people taking illegal drugs for real ailments, because they can’t afford to purchase their drugs over the counter, well then you need to put controls on the pharma companies who besides Wall Street, are the largest purchaser of government favor.
When was the last time you heard of someone who died from fentanyl that wasn’t a junkie in the making?
In most cases, however, people who use or overdose on fentanyl are knowingly taking the drug because of the intense high it delivers.
Boom. Our drug habit enables the drug cartels who commit massive crimes all across Central America and Trump has decided to punish them through tariffs.
I can’t wait to see this on Gary’s and Small’s list of Trump accomplishments.
Inflation is coming back. You’ve been warned.
When people like Lib tell you pensions don’t work, don’t listen to them.
“The pension covers some 35,000 participants, and the move could ultimately result in a cash gain of as much as $585 million that Kodak would use to reduce debt and invest in its business, executives said. A final decision on whether to terminate the pension plan is subject to board approval.
The company is moving forward with the effort to wring cash from its pension because the plan is significantly overfunded and the company feels the squeeze from high interest rates, executives said.”
Eastman Kodak is preparing to terminate its U.S. pension plan to unlock value from the fund, whose value soared as a result of strong market performance and contributions made years ago when the company was a household name in print photography.
The pension covers some 35,000 participants, and the move could ultimately result in a cash gain of as much as $585 million that Kodak would use to reduce debt and invest in its business, executives said. A final decision on whether to terminate the pension plan is subject to board approval.
The company is moving forward with the effort to wring cash from its pension because the plan is significantly overfunded and the company feels the squeeze from high interest rates, executives said.
Kodak would book an after-tax cash gain of between $530 million and $585 million following a series of moves that involve selling illiquid assets held by the plan, settling liabilities, terminating the plan, and then replacing it with a new one for employees. It could take more than a year for the company to complete the process, the company said.
There is zero reason a pension fund should ever go broke unless it has been robbed or has mismanaged investments.
When the pension first starts….almost no one is collecting. All contributing. Based on compounding investments over time, how can it go broke?
Yes, social security and my pension fund were robbed blind. And people like Lib blamed the workers and advocated they should get rid of their pensions. Right…
True.
I love when homeschoolers try to put down public education….no chit your homeschooled kid is doing better than the majority of students at failing schools….homeschooled parents are there for their kids and helping them. Those failing schools are driven by failing parents who don’t care about their kids….never mind caring about the kid’s education. What do you want those schools to do? Put a gun to the parent’s head and make them do their job?
EX says:
November 24, 2024 at 11:06 pm
In fact most in education will tell you the shift of power is really in the hands of parents.
Laughable anyone would say “Teachers have all the power” or “Teachers are catered to!”
12:26 that my friend is not, as they say: my rodeo.
I love teaching in an un-tested subject :)
I liked Obama…was a good leader.
“He went on MTV and complained about people who wore their pants too low. (“Some people might not want to see your underwear — I’m one of them,” Obama said.) He took a middle ground on immigration, criticizing both family separations and companies that undercut “American wages by hiring illegal workers.”
As time has passed, I think some people have forgotten how conservative Obama could sound. This approach sometimes angered progressives. They called him a sellout, a neoliberal and “the deporter in chief.” But Obama was genuinely moderate in some ways. He also hated treating political disagreements as existential and opponents as the enemy.
“This idea of purity and you’re never compromised and you’re always politically woke and all that stuff — you should get over that quickly,” Obama told young activists after leaving office. “The world is messy. There are ambiguities. People who do really good stuff have flaws.”
Perhaps above all, Obama liked winning. He understood that a Democratic Party that treated the country’s working-class majority as backward or hateful would probably lose those voters. He recognized that sounding like an economic populist, as Obama often did, was not enough. Many people — rich, middle-class and poor — vote on social issues and values at least as much as on taxes and spending”
Pumps,
You are a complete and utter fool.
When you rob from the pension in the good times, what are you going to do during the bad times. This is what Kodak is doing, probably in an effort to save their company which has been going down the toilet ever since digital replaced the need for film. I’ve been to their headquarters (or what’s left of it) in Rochester many times. They used to be one of our largest suppliers of film, plates, software and equipment. Today we do not pay them a penny.
What KODAK is doing is the same thing all NJ governors did which killed the NJ pension.
FYI, our press plates alone were a multi-million dollar contract.
They were the last company in the printing realm to adapt to the change that everyone saw was coming.
My first lawn flag is complete.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/vn4C1KNBJmaC5fQX9
I think I’ll work on Hak Tua next.
I can’t wait to see this on Gary’s and Small’s list of Trump accomplishments.
He destroyed the democrat party, destroyed the RINO party, destroyed the lopsided leftist, lying, legacy media, destroyed the O’Bamy and Cliton legacies and already has his cabinet in place and in meetings 60 days before the inauguration while achieving a political comeback deemed impossible while surviving an assassination attempt… twice!! I’d say he’s got a “few” accomplishments already.
Oh, and now everyone is concerned with inflation? After we were told by Dark Brandon’s regime that O’Bidenomics is working?
Anyone else see the state budget? Wage freezes, hiring freeze, reduce budget by 5%. I guess we are out of money.
Lib,
Last night I went to the Devils game. A real beaut of a game with Hicher getting a natural hatty.
I went for the first time to a hockey game yesterday and saw Nico’s hat trick. Hockey was
a secondary reason — my kid’s middle school band played there pre-game.
Great game, except the guy couple of seats next to me cursing everyone (including Nico) every other play! Maybe describes a big number of guys there.
I guess we are out of money.
If taxes are your problem, NJ is not your state.
Someone,
Most hockey fans have no clue about the rules of the game. It was one of the best officiated matches I ever witnessed and not an easy one as it got quite physical at times. Nonetheless, the boos after every good call and the profanity is a big turnoff. Though, I don’t believe in not exposing your kids to it. I listen to Stern and some really degenerate podcasts in the car with my kids all of the time. Once you explain to them that people who use that kind of language tend to be ignorant dummies, it quickly loses the cachet that so many kids feel cursing has. There are no taboos in our household. We discuss everything. From farts to feminine hygiene to foot fetishes. It’s all open to discussion. I only wish I didn’t have to tell my kids that life is often not fair, but there are things you can do to improve your luck. I hope you enjoyed the hat trick. Mine was in the air before he scored. I wore a pretty disgustingly sweat stained hat to the game, so I was happy to rid of it.
Watch what those tarriffs are gonna do. They failed last time by every measure and he’s doubling down on it. Whatever. Trump will call it a success and his ignorant followers will ignore the facts. It’s a nice position to take. MAGA can do no wrong.
Though many pundits who kissed the ring told Trump Gaetz should not be appointed, Trump backed him anyway. When he withdrew, silence from Trump. Trump can do no wrong. This is repeated over and over again.
And to credit someone for surviving an assasination attempt proves how assanine your list of successes are. But I still love you as always.
Hak Tua,
When’s the get together?
Hak Tua, Chief grabs ’em by the pussy says:
November 26, 2024 at 2:11 pm
“Watch what those tarriffs are gonna do. They failed last time by every measure and he’s doubling down on it…”
Once again, T playing chess while the Dem stooges are still trying to figure out how to play checkers. The CanMex tariff threat has (almost) nothing to do with protecting industries or raising revenue. They’re simply an order from the boss to tighten up the border and stop the flow of illegals. Dems are not only weak, they’re also dumb!
RentL0rd says:
November 25, 2024 at 8:16 pm
“Your maple syrup will be atleast 25% higher…Welcome inflation”
Good point. Because maple syrup is almost always the root cause of inflation. Dumb!
That’s true. MAGA can still use corn syrup based Log Cabin syrup since they know that Pearl Milling Company use to be Aunt Jemima.
And don’t even get MAGA started with Mrs. Buttersworth.
Grim? did we ever decide on a date for the GTG?
So do I wake up on January 21st 2025 and Avocado toast cost $28 a slice?
Stop clutching your pearls already…..
He is not even in office yet and inflation is already down you can get a Jets or Giants ticket now for $22 a seat.
https://www.stubhub.com/new-york-giants-east-rutherford-tickets-12-8-2024/event/153076088/?qid=1ccf151a6c223ffefbe91f0c144a731a&index=stubhub&ut=7a5b7941e78f7dd198e6799407dd0eb6d57408b4&quantity=2
Just for you Gary, hurry up and drop that $10K+ before they go under the bulldozer.
Trump Guitars hit with cease and desist from Gibson over use of Les Paul body shape
https://www.guitarworld.com/gear/electric-guitars/trump-guitars
My dad ran a business that required a lot of printing.
As a kid my job would often involve proof-reading, sometimes typing ( he preferred my sister who made less typos), then taking the stensils to the printing press. The printing presses took the stensils, typesetted, and sent to the machines. Thise things were loud and busy. If there was a mis alignment or a leak in ink, 10s of thousands of paper would go waste.
We would go back a couple of weeks later and collect the printed papers, haul them back home.
When I was a bit older I spent a good amount of time on the electronic typewriter before I was enamored with Fortran.. beginning my IT career.
So long printing presses!
You should see the latest digital press we purchased.
This thing is nuts. It’s an inkjet, but it doesn’t suffer from typical inkjet issues such as jetouts. The print quality is so close to offset that’s it’s nearly indistiguishable.
https://www.canon-europe.com/business/products/production-printers/digital-presses/varioprint-ix-series/
We also have two ricoh rollfed digital presses. One mono, the other color.
Here’s the color continuous feed.
https://tinyurl.com/lookathismonster
Maple Syrup isn’t even imported.
Fabius,
That guitar does look exactly like a Les Paul but other manufacturers are using the same shape so I wonder where it crosses the line.
I know Epiphone makes a “Les Paul”. I guess maybe they pay to use the body shape. It’s a simple fix.
4:52 – the first invention of “infinite scroll”. I knew Facebook did nothing new!
BRT, makes his own maple syrup in the toilet
https://www.future.edu/2022/10/maple-syrup/#:~:text=Canada%20is%20the%20world's%20largest,production%20in%20the%20global%20market.
Canada is the world’s largest exporter and producer of maple syrup products, accounting for more than 75% of total maple syrup production in the global market
BRT,
I think Epiphone is either owned by Gibson or in contractual agreement with them.
Maybe you’re right, I just don’t see it on the shelves. But I guess then, we don’t even see real maple syrup on the shelves much since it’s crowded out by the fake stuff. I buy mine from farms in New Hampshire, NY, and even one in Hopewell NJ. It’s not going up in price from tariffs. Buy American bro.
Canada imports more than it exports to the US.
So, with Tariffs on both ends, Canada wins.
But really though, tariifs are not taxes so neither govt wins. People pay for tariffs, not govts.
We have 50 states, we can produce just about whatever we need, including maple syrup.
We have 50 states, we can produce just about whatever we need, including maple syrup.
Of course we can, but a lot of that stuff will be more expensive, and the nation as a whole will be poorer.
The tradeoffs might well be worth it. But the nation and US consumers will be poorer as a result.
Explain the mechanics of why everything will be more expensive.
And it would cost 50% more. lol
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https://www.reddit.com/r/explainlikeimfive/comments/5jr7vd/eli5_how_are_tariffs_bad_for_the_economy/
But hey, believe the guy who bankrupted 4 companies.
Explain the mechanics of why everything will be more expensive.
Everything won’t be more expensive, but a lot of things will be.
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