Here come dat boi.
Here come dat boi.
smaller fan than I'm thinking of.....or taller manQuote:
Originally Posted by valade16
Obviously genius, it took 3 weeks to flatten it, and got to keep it their until herd immunity. I'm not sure what you mean by 2 weeks turned into ayear, but you clearly have no clue what is actually going on.Quote:
Originally Posted by fingerbang
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We had record numbers 2 weeks ago because of gatherings from Thanksgiving and Christmas.Quote:
Originally Posted by fingerbang
If you're arguing to win, that's fine, go for it, but if you are actually trying to understand what's going on then ask questions, because you are completely lost.
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lmaoQuote:
Originally Posted by SiteWolf
You're asking for it..
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See? [emoji23][emoji23]Quote:
Originally Posted by spliff(TONE)
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I'm still all about Sweden... and Florida. Best place to be in the world right now.Quote:
Originally Posted by valade16
Honest question, they letting you eat indoors in San Fran right now?
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Originally Posted by nastynice
What else is the forum for..?Quote:
Originally Posted by SiteWolf
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Wouldn't know, I don't live in San Fran. Indoor seating is at 25% capacity in Seattle though. Except we are 44th best in terms of covid deaths per million. If Florida had the same mortality rate that we did, they'd have only had 13,000 dead instead of 29,000.Quote:
Originally Posted by fingerbang
Gotta love the willingly ignorant. :clap:Quote:
Originally Posted by fingerbang
Obsessed much? I made a harmless reference to the same thing SiteWolf was referencing. Keep trying though, nasty boi. I know you're just itching for some sort of personal victory.Quote:
Originally Posted by nastynice
Unfortunately though, as effective as you are at destroying your own reputation, I don't think you have the skills necessary to destroy mine or anyone else's.
Maybe. Lotta of restricted states with some pretty horrific numbers.Quote:
Originally Posted by valade16
Pretty much all of New England. I must confess I did not like NYC when I visited, too crowded and noisy. I did enjoy Tampa when I visited.Quote:
Originally Posted by fingerbang
NYC is ****ed. Commercial real estate is ****ed and businesses are leaving. I have the NHL package so I get to watch the local commercials. There's a doom and gloom one about how much tax revenue they lost because of all the people leaving. I get a kick out of it every time it plays.Quote:
Originally Posted by valade16
And Cuomo still killed all the old people anyway. Great job. Give that man an award.Quote:
Wall Street is flocking to Florida
While California's tech elite are packing up their bags for the Lone Star State, New York's financiers are trading in skyscrapers for sunshine in Florida.
Hedge fund Elliott Management is moving its headquarters to West Palm Beach. Its cochief investment officer, Jon Pollock, has reportedly been living in his West Palm Beach home during the pandemic. Charles Schwab, founder of the eponymous brokerage and asset-management giant, also relocated to Palm Beach this year, voting-registration records show.
Blackstone, the world's largest private-equity firm, headquartered on Park Avenue in Manhattan, is opening an office in Miami with plans to bring as many as 215 technology-focused jobs there. More recently, Goldman Sachs has been considering plans to shift asset-management operations out of New York, Bloomberg first reported.
Business Insider recently spoke with 13 finance and real-estate professionals about Florida's ascendant appeal amid the pandemic, many of whom described an uptick in bigger and longer office-space leases by out-of-state firms and high-end real estate inventory running low as Big Apple financiers flood the area.
Stephen Rutchik, Colliers' executive managing director of office services for the South Florida region, had told Business Insider during these talks that low taxes, warmer weather, and a low-key vibe had lured financial services firms in recent years.
But interest really popped off in July, he said, when the industry had become more comfortable with remote work. Rutchik said his team is seeing unprecedented interest, with the call volume from prospective tenants increasing "overnight" to "torrential" levels.
"We're touring hedge funds on our agency side one to three times a day," he added.