Oh… that’s definitely a dragon.
Better drop your grilled fish and all your gold.
Oh… that’s definitely a dragon.
Better drop your grilled fish and all your gold.
Cursed Seuss
Hey, Bannon. I got a recipe for pruno… I’m not inclined to share it though.
I still haven’t forgiven Peter Jackson for doing Bombadill dirty like that.
Also the scourging of the shire.
This isn’t dick move, even for a remfie
I totally agree with that!
But fantasies are fun….
Can we just hand these two dueling sabers already?
Sucks to be a CRO, heh.
I thought OP liquified their toebeans for second…
(Pretty sure that’s pastey-snack stuff)(or it’s brain barf)
the CRO isn’t there to stop risk, in the same way that HR/ethics-and-compliance people aren’t there to protect people.
Because I didn’t read the article.
NYT’s has paywalls for days… I deal with a lot of property managers and this is more or less what they’re talking about. the banks could ease the problem by waiving the terms, but they’re electing not to.
What’s hilarious is some of the crisis- at least in the commercial real estate space- was created by the banks.
when you take out a loan for commercial real estate- like office buildings and such like- it’s somewhat abnormal for the building to be monolithic in tenancy- most spaces are a leased out like apartments. The glaring exceptions to this are mega-corporate HQ’s like Amazon’s or Google’s or Apple’s.
The value of the property is then usually described by minimum lease per square foot. The owners/property management are then locked into keeping rates above that minimum by the lender as terms on the loans. When there was a comercial real estate boom in the late teens to early 2020’s… the value of commercial real estate skyrocketed… and so did this minimum.
when covid hit, the values plummeted and continue to fall. Demand has changed and fallen with remote work… and the rates are too high because all the corporate places dumped their offices and now the people wanting offices are more the start ups or professional types that don’t need massive amounts of space, and don’t want to or can’t spend 30-50/sqrft/month.
the landlords are going to go tits up because everybody always assumed property value would go up.
*Part of the change in how we use office spaces is now being more “social”- with office buildings adding in features you might expect to see in apartments; things like gyms, seating/booths/meeting spaces in lobbies, tenant lounges; rooftop patios, which also chews into the amount of revenue because that all takes up space.
Or selling off illegally settled real estate out of a synagogue…
… how do you debug?!?
How do you copy and past everything from the broad shoulders of those who’ve come before?
Hooched awn Foniqs Werked phone mini!
In any case I’d be shocked if handwriting wasn’t used for something other than note taking.
Sure. It’s been ages since I’ve seen them.
You’re talking about the security tapes of Boebert getting her tits fondled and her had down a man’s pants at a kids show?
Not to mention the vaping, the dancing, the flash photography, and generally being a shit bag human (“don’t you know who I am”)
I never liked baby pandas anyway.
/j
Dems? Primary?
ROFL.