If your a Jurassic slap-a$# like me, you fondly remember the most awesome Granny, calling out the all hype and 0 substance BS burger joint with the iconic phrase "WHERE'S THE BEEF?". 

The other campaign had more substance but with a low response rate.

Some people do it and others don't.As to the substance of things, is your mother-in-law going to present you with a specific opportunity with facts and figures or is she asking you for a blank cheque?

Here's what CNBC reported:  "Opportunity zone funds are more about hype than substance when it comes to tax planning." 

I am certainly hoping that is the case; as mentioned above, I will certainly be more present socially through applications but I am looking for something more in substance. 

He's associated with Clayton Morris, a complete crook  and he sells $700 seminars that just upsell to his platinum $15k tax strategies McRib whatever with no substance and no guarantees.  

No idea what's going on in that town, maybe it's really good drugs or something, IIRC a casual google search did reveal it was near one of the big annual music festivals where 20somethings go to remove their clothing, dance, and imbibe various substances. 

Account Closed et el, Hi Anthony, I know this is an old thread but it had more substance than the 20 "welcome to BP" so thought I would grab your attention if possible.I've been looking at the South Bend market and actually thinking of moving there to invest.

I actually purchased Darrin Garman's Commercial Broker tool and I have had the same experience with this product.He claims to provide all these great ideas, but all he does is forward mini- "pep talks" and really not much substance on clear things to do except for a couple of hokey ideas about referral contents and giving lectures.

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