But in moderation.

Having seen with my own eyes drug addicts, alcoholics, ex cons, convicted pedophiles etc., getting "disability" money, when they are perfectly capable of working but don't want to, getting food stamps, taking classes at the community college so they can get free Pell Grants, and student loans that will never be repaid, and none of them have any intention of going to work once school is finished, I know the abuse in the system.

There is high chance of a long-term (10 year) trend in the US of moderate to high inflation.

At 350 K, some lite to moderate repairs.

I recently turned 21 but don't party or do anything like that (drugs and alcohol aren't my thing).

@Bob Bowling , I noticed that the rate of appreciation has moderated quite a bit since 1990.

I don't understand what's so unforgivable about someone who's barely legal to drink alcohol making a bunch of dumb financial decisions.

We saw the first-hand effects of rampant alcohol abuse that plagues Russian society, as well as Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, Reactive Attachment Disorder, and learning disabilities in our kids.

A known or unknown bottle of alcohol is on premise, consumed by the transient guest.

Moderators: Please?