It is LUCK, it is taste, it is preference.

Not sure how you got that bad taste, but their books have helped a lot of people.

Dallas was too hot for my taste.

I just laugh to myself and understand that they just have different tastes and priorities.

I've been playing music professionally for about a decade, but I have my second son on his way in February, and have found that my taste for the road is waning.

At least we know @Matt K. has great taste in wine....and apparently in investment locations too ;)

On your visit, go to "T&R Taste of Texas" Barbeque at Broadway and 4th Avenue.  

You can try and explain that this is a business and that everything must make sense financially for the business but they don't want to hear that and will ultimately have a bad taste in their mouth that you didn't help them.  

The controlled groups are complex, but to give you a taste, if you own multiple entities and any one has full-time employees, you would generally not qualify for a solo 401k.

(I'm less mean these days, but I still set my search filters at 1945 and earlier.)My taste came back to haunt me today, though, when a realtor said my 1941 art deco condo wouldn't sell for as much as I'd like because "the bathroom and kitchen aren't updated."