u/Clear_Command_8925

I live in Wisconsin, and as a David Crowley voter, I was told the past few weeks to vote blue no matter who, and that we should get behind whoever wins the nomination. Sounds good to me! MAGA is who I have the biggest issue with and would have voted for whoever the democrat nominee ended up being, and thought progressives would do the same.

However, I'm seeing a lot of comments from progressives saying they won't vote for him because of 1/2 issues. Many of them seem to not be willing to make any sort of compromise, even if they agree with 90% of Crowleys platform.

Why does it seem like they expect everybody else to vote against MAGA, and make compromises, but when they don't get exactly what they want, well then the Dems are no better then MAGA.

Are these trolls? Bots? A hypocritical minority?

About a year ago I was switching jobs with 1.5 years of bdr experience. While I was looking and applying for jobs over two months (both BDR and AE positions), I only came across a few where a BDR would be okay experience for their AE role (Mostly the usual turn and burn places), but almost all others required closing experience

Now I ended up going with a different BDR position as it aligned with the industry I wanted to get into, and had much higher pay. The company is absolutely a dream to work for and I’ll probably get an AE chance soon

However for fun, I decided to look at some AE roles now and I came across a bunch where BDR experience was totally fine. Has something changed recently? Have companies recently decided people with solid BDR experience can make a good AE? It was not this common when looking a year ago

It’s tempting to apply to some of these even though I love my job

about a year ago I was switching jobs with 1.5 years of bdr experience. While I was looking and applying for jobs over two months, I only came across a few where a bdr would be okay experience for their AE role, but almost all required closing experience

Now I ended up going with a different BDR position as it aligned with the industry I wanted to get into, and had much higher pay. the company is absolutely a dream to work for and I’ll probably get an AE chance soon

However for fun, I decided to look at some AE roles now and I came across a bunch where BDR experience was totally fine. has something changed recently? have companies recently decided people with solid BDR experience can make a great AE? It was not this common when looking a year ago.

it’s tempting to apply to some of these even though I love my job

About me: 23m, single, 100k/year income (remote), no debt

Rent is currently $1700/month, and I hate paying that. The idea I have is to move closer to family which is a lower cost of living area, and buy a house. The price I would pay for the house would be a mortgage that is near $1700-$2,000/month (including taxes, insurance, pmi, etc).

I would at least stay for a few years and rent a spare room to a friend while I'm living there so it would ended up being cheaper than renting. I understand that stuff comes up like maintenance or upgrades.

Now where it starts getting a little dicey, chances are I would want to move eventually and so the plan would be to then rent it out. Goal would be for the rent to cover the mortgage, but I don't mind paying a little extra once I move out since it'll be building equity. Another thing is I wouldn't mind having some property near my family for far future use.

I don't mind being a landlord.

Any major red flags with this idea? The biggest one I see is it might slow my investing into the market down for a couple years.

I have a 6 month emergency found of 20k just sitting in my checking and realized that's stupid so I want to put it somewhere, preferably through fidelity. These are the two options I saw through fidelity, SPAXX isn't FDIC insured, but I'm assuming relatively safe? Or should I be putting it somewhere else?

>Fidelity® Government Money Market Fund (SPAXX)
Your cash is invested in a mutual fund and earns daily dividends, which are paid to you monthly. As of July 8, 2026 the 7-day yield is 3.3%. Past performance is no guarantee of future results.

>FDIC-Insured Deposit Sweep Program (FDIC)
An Interest Bearing position that is eligible for FDIC insurance. As of July 8, 2026 the APY is 1.84%. Interest rates may change at any time.