I've approached my county and bought one of their ridiculously priced CDs.

That's ridiculous, but I guess there is quite the backlog.

Again, everyone should have reserves or an "emergency fund" to cover big ticket repairs, but the idea of saving $28.93 per month to replace a $300 dishwasher in 8 years is ridiculous.

But the process is painfully and ridiculously slow.

I guess the scare of menifee is that the prices (Like everywhere else) are getting pretty ridiculous.  

Technically, capital tied up in hard assets is opportunities lost, especially in today's ridiculously low cost borrowing environment.

With wholesalers, the biggest advice I can give you is always double check your numbers and comps also never pass up on a deal if the numbers on the email are just ridiculous, take a look at it confirm your numbers and offer them a number you would take it at, there is always room to negotiate.

Obviously my example is ridiculous because so few people make $50,000/hr.

Some companies have so much work that they will throw a ridiculous price out there, and if you'll pay it, they'll do the work.

I cited how I too can put ridiculous prices on the house if he can and suggested he go back to Walmart.