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Over rated?

Yeah. Was close to buying in sugar land 15 yrs ago and moving down but chose to go back to Indy. I have always had a 30+ minute commute, sometimes closer to an hour so at the time I thought it would be fine. Now I have a 8 minute commute and it feels like a cheat code. I did like parts of Houston.

Interesting. I never watched buckyball but get the impression it calls for very active players on both ends of the court. Does not seem like a MM thing but maybe Woody would not let him loose.

But open it back up if over 40. Then if some of these schools that have a big turnover we are here to help. For the record, I might be way over 40. Might.

Ok, curious minds want to know more. Were you there at Yanko’s too. Your comments about chit chatting and then he just committed suggests you saw or were tapped in on this meal. What is the scoop here.

Ok, curious minds want to know more. Were you there at Yanko’s too. Your comments about chit chatting and then he just committed suggests you saw or were tapped in on this meal. What is the scoop here.

If the junior college years don’t count anymore for D1 eligibility and he only played 2 yrs at Troy does he have 2 more years left?

Yankos porterhouse late gave me a heck of a kidney stone.

Good to see you branching out from just social media follows to dining with recruits tracking

To be fair, we do not know much more about these guys vs last years group except they shoot better from outside. Last year we brought in a well rounded (on paper) group but were the here more for the money, not coached well or overrated. Maybe all but hopefully this years group proves to be what they appear to be

Thanks. We have one fortunately but the family member handling it has us in a mess with her too. It will work out

I was wondering if any of you have experience in Elder care law. My father in law passed away last week and one sibling who had been handling finances has things in a bit of a mess. I managed my parents with the help of my cousin who used to do elder law so I know enough to be dangerous. Here is the question. My mother in law had just moved into assisted living a few months before my father in law passed. She still owns the home she had and yet was on Medicaid Waiver. If we sell the house, she would have about $200k in proceeds and I seem to remember that if she received some Medicaid Waiver assistance they could claw back some of those proceeds. For easy math, lets say she receives $15,000 in Medicaid waiver benefits and has $200k in proceeds after the sell of her house. Will Medicaid claw back the $15k she received or will the entire $200k but clawed back? I think it would be better to sell the house and live on private pay in assisted living off the proceeds. She would probably live another 4 years so she likely could have enough proceeds and income to not have to go back on Medicaid Waiver. Anyone have experience with this?

Can Lamar drive? Can he create his own shot?

The sky is unfalling yesss!

It is hard finding a full remote job anymore. That is probably the biggest hurdle here. What type of sales were you in?