With yields spiking bondholders are getting crushed. BND down -6% ytd, TLT down -12%.
If you hold a significant percentage of your portfolio in bonds do you regret it or sticking with it?
If you thought the bot problem was bad enough this will make it near impossible to get a reservation as a person
I just finished watching one of the round of 16 men's match and it seemed like 50% of the seats were empty.
Noticed a lot of footballers moving away from the skin fade and growing out their hair.
Ferran Torres is another good example.
I agree it looks way better on some guys. Much classier look.
Then again you have Haaland who just shaved his head.
Is it that it’s too expensive or is it that people are just spending money on other expensive things instead?
I love Cheesecake Factory, but there's only one in NYC in Queens.
Seems like something that would do well in Times Square area but I don't think they ever had one or want to open one.
I like some of the nerd prep aesthetic but I'm a little worried it looks like you're trying too hard because everything has a big "MIU MIU" logo on it.
How do you pull off Miu Miu as a man without looking too try hard?
Don’t know if people know froyo is trendy again in NYC and people are waiting an hour in line for a smaller cup that costs $16.
Meanwhile in SF you can walk in to a Souvla with no line and pay $5…
It seems a little basic but I guess he pulls it off fairly well without looking like he's trying too hard.
Per Blade's cancellation policy, with the Flex or Max fare classes if you cancel you get a refund in the form of Blade credits (though with Max you can choose to get refunded back to credit card).
So if you book Blade using Bilt Cash would you get a refund in the form of Blade credit per their cancellation policy?
I'm wondering because it might be a good way to use expiring Bilt Cash at the end of the year I can't use and essentially exchange it for non-expiring Blade credits I can use later.
How old are you?
What do you do?
How much do you make?
The salary threads from a few years ago were super interesting, so I figured it’s time for an updated one. With inflation, job hopping, remote work, AI (yuck) and the job market changing so much, I’m curious what people are actually making in NYC these days.