For Bob this is bordering on a religious conviction that cap rates should be used only in the way he deems appropriate and us lessor mortals have no right to even spell the words on the forum.

I'm a big believer that saving a few bucks here and there (even religiously) isn't a recipe to achieve wealth.

We host one of the largest Highland Games festivals in the northeast every year in Lincoln, NH.

I love experiencing unique festivals/events when I’m traveling (and locally), and it’s extra cool that you helped build the piece for the Maker Faire!

I have religiously followed bigger pockets for years now. 

The spiritual psychology one (not religious, fyi) is the one that keeps me sane with god only know what happens! 

It always does.The rule for the people that want to religiously abide by the recession's tide:Sell High now (before the recession).

He’s not “preying on the religious south”.

It is also the day after my son's B-day, so bolting out of the festivities immediately following cake would not be "Dad of the Year" behaviour.   

Since your convictions are religious, there is no point making counter arguments based on math and logic.