I'm dumping it into real estate, or stocks, some kind of investment because I don't want my cash a part of some vicious cycle of inflation. 6.Borrower's rates are increasing, so people on the fence about buying because prices are "too high" will probably resort to consumerism and that immediate gratification of something new by making their next home purchase finally, or maybe beginning their a new build.

Delayed gratification, wish someone would've told me to do it 13 years ago. 

Is there a site where i can warn other landlords of a really bad tenant?  I can't take her to small claims cause she disappeared,  at least that would have been on her credit report.   Any ideas... i hate to see her g...

Having cash on hand is fun, but delaying gratification might prove to be worth it.

Content you put out today can be consumed months or even years from now, this is a long game, not an instant gratification game.

I’m being sexually harassed in my own home with my young daughter present.

He told me that grandma wanted to be “his b*tch (and (I'm paraphrasing here) do something sexual to him)” but she wasn’t and he had already paid her $200 rent for the month and she didn’t tell him that she was having to move, so could he keep her apartment?

-Ben Franklin(2) Delayed Gratification (ie saving)(3) Invest in a Way that Creates ValueHigh returns result as your investments increase in value.

Real estate is about delayed gratification.

@Jason BarberTwo thoughts for you Jason:Delay gratification.