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it also feeds a billion people

they are thousands of independent investors, sometimes known as homevestors.com they seek around for homes in disrepair or hoarders or abandoned type. they will cold call and try to make friends to figure out the house situation and why its in a sorry state. they are very patient and understanding, and make clear how the house couldnt be sold through a market listing without major time and expense, and get into detail about all the effort that would be required. then they offer to pay cash off market as-is to take care of everything. typically they aim to calculate the cost required to get it sellable and then make $50-100k profit for the trouble. its a real business that serves a market need to get these homes utilized.

but they hire cold callers to read scripts and bother millions of people to find someone with pain about a house.

these people end up only making a handful of deals a year and sometime lose due to bad timing or unforeseen problems.

cut out 90% of your carbs and you'll drop major weight and feel so much better within a month.

to be morbidly obese at 72 doesnt typically end well.

this is overhead view 2D with no scrolling, just a single page of water vs dirt squares that you can swap. if the character steps into water then you just see his head. thats about it. takes a minute to calculate that grid for no obvious reason. no height, just flat.

makes me wonder what Putins exit plan could possibly be, for himself. my guess is he could vanish with his ridiculous wealth and nobody would be sure if he's alive or dead, like elvis rumors.

try calling the chief of facilities at any nearby industrial place and ask for a walk through. they'd be proud and happy to, unless its a national security type place. if you ask good questions dont be surprised if they offer you a job. often union.

answer enough to finish with a good question.

Power Stone!

kiss carbs goodbye and you'll have energy all day

i've heard the first rule of negotiations is don't answer any unasked questions.

MPG? or GPM?