LOCATION: NY USA.
In our country, the Senators and House Reps get rich using knowledge not open to the public. Why aren't they prosecuted for insider trading? Is it that they are technically not insider trading based on the existing laws as it is written? Or, is it that prosecutors look the other way because these people are in positions of power.
Was it a style choice? Did the technology not exist to manufacture super detailed action figures? Did management tell the artists to keep it simple to hold down costs? Just curious.
I live in New England and have to deal with nasty weather. I don't want to swap winter tires. I've done my research and found the best extreme weather tires are the Cross Climates. I feel the second best is the Secure Contact. Plus they are $100 cheaper for a set. Is there a more affordable set?
I have 4 Bridgestone Turanza with 32K. One of the tires is damaged and can't be patched. The sedan is front wheeled drive and I can get away with just replacing two tires. The Turanza are fine in the wet and dry but are horrible in the snow. I would like to pair with something better in the snow. However, I've heard its a bad idea to pair tires with big difference in performance.
I've never had a family. I don't like the maintenance involved with owning a home. I guess I could get an apartment to lower the amount of work. From a financial stand point, is it sensible to not "invest in housing" and simply buy assets like stocks. I realize rent will go up and the landlord gets the equity in the house. In return, the landlord deals with all the headaches that go with home ownership.
I aggressively drive mostly highway in New England. Winters are freezing. Summers are hot as the devil's arse.
Do you want to maintain your current life style?
What I mean is an economy that only serves the top buyers. I think the math can work. If you increase the price that the top buyer pay then, I think the premium would make up for the lost volume. My boss at McDonald's once explained it to me like this... Boeing only needs to sell a few super expensive planes while McDonald's has to sell tons and tons of burgers on the cheap. Obviously, this model might come to a sudden end when the pitch forks come out. However, that's a different discussion. Purely from an economics stand point, is it viable? What are the flaws that would break this model?
I tried to look up the company but kept on getting store fronts carrying the product. The obvious difference is price :) My guess is concentration of nano mHAP. Does the royal have harsh abrasives?? The stores list it as: Apagard Tooth Polish Royal.
I would like to strengthen my teeth. I heard impressive things about nano hydroxyapatite toothpaste. However, it's so new and I'm a little nervous. I was thinking about using it a few times a week. Is this enough to make a difference.
I am running a set of Bridgestone Turanza with 31K miles. I have a slow leak in one tire. If I can't get the tire patched, can I replace 2 tires with Michelin Cross Climate? They are both all season tires but I think the traction on the Michelin is superior.