OBAMA: The White House even called the Secretary of the Treasury. This is the man who is in charge of the economy—they told him he should. Hold a press conference in front of The Cheesecake Factory. He happens to be a former hedge fund manager worth half a billion dollars, and he was out there in front of the Cheesecake Factory explaining how he ordered the delicious French dipped cheeseburger.
Ooof.
“Just think if the owner would have actually paid for a real defensive coordinator, they might have had a chance to win some more games. I think the Jets are the definition of a losing organization.”
Wink Martindale brought the heat on Woody Johnson & Aaron Glenn’s Jets on our Week 8 episode of Wednesdays with Wink on the Talkin’ Ball with Pat Leonard @YouTube channel. LIVE NOW brought to you by @edge_marketsio
Nice.
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These same guys have been killing Frank Reich for 3 games. It’s not Frank. Also, when are we going to talk about the most sacked Qb in the league over 2 years? I like Geno, but it needs to be fixed.
"The problem is, Geno will have these positive plays but they are bunt singles when the double or the triple -- or even the home run -- is standing out there to be had. And the #Jets aren't good enough to pass on those."
@ConnorJRogers on Geno Smith's play so far...
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You’d have to be a massive pervert to turn this into anything sexual.
That’s exactly why this innocuous moment is BLOWING up on leftist feeds.
I don’t even understand what could be dirty about this. These liberals are just massive freaks.
I think @Shanemgillis is great. He said one word he should have edited. I don’t care what his politics are and I’m a Dem. Everyone needs to chill.
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Care to venture a guess why?
One of the biggest downtown housing crashes in America is happening right now in Nashville, TN.
Condo owners are liquidating. And people who bought near the peak are selling at $300k+ losses.
The previous condo owner bought it for $1.15 million in March 2024.
And just sold it for $825,000 this month.
That's a $325,000 loss (-28%) in just 2.5 years. And that's before realtor commissions and other expenses.
And this downturn will likely continue, as Downtown Nashville has the biggest supply pile-up of any dowtown area in America. (inventory 110% above normal).
In fact, typical values in Nashville 37203 already down 11.2% from peak, but clearly are dropping more in some cases.
Meaning condo sellers are facing an enormous amount of competition, with more price cuts likely coming in 2027.
Good news if you're looking to scoop up a discounted condo. Bad news if you bought near the peak.
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