It's not because I think it's a bad investment, it's because I know they don't have it, and it will only lead to them losing money or hating me because it's too $$$$, not saying that you can't handle it-- but just saying stereo typically, that most can't....   

I found the city to be to to small for my liking and general opinions of residents to mirror the stereotype of the South.

All stereotypes aside, I'd be curious to see the numbers on weed smoking re: voucher vs. non-voucher.

(nobody gives a **** about homeless men, and giving them food/shelter for a day isn't exactly my idea of helping, it's more like perpetuating their misery)7.

Just make sure you don't join a group of tire kickers and perpetual lookers. 

If you want your BRRRR machine to be perpetual - try for 30% off ARV!

Here is my contribution to this discussion.Educators of any type can be placed into one of two categories:Category #1: Educators who provide a value that is greater than the price they charge for it.Category #2: Educators who charge more for the information than the value it brings to your life or your business.As a community of BP readers/contributors, we should not automatically stereotype all Educators into category #2.

Also do not stereotype and attacker.

Well-intentioned recommendations of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and other federal, state and local agencies are perpetuating that belief.

Do the high rates have any affect on brrrr since you are perpetually financed?