Back in the 80’s no one, and I mean no one, curbed their dogs. You took the dog out, while smoking a cigarette, and oversaw him/her shitting right on the sidewalk and you’d walk away from it — hoping someone would come and step in it, maybe slip and fall too. You could be talking to someone outside their home and your dog could be shitting on their walkaway or lawn and it was not a big deal. You walked away from it without remorse or feeling like you did something wrong. Stepping in dog shit was part of life back then. As a young boy, I must’ve stepped in shit 100 times. I’d scrape the bottom of my sneakers best I could and then run back home for supper. My grandfather would say “you brought dog-shit into the house?” And I’d reply “maybe so — but where’s supper?” He’d then tell me to “put those shoes outside” and I’d do it and then we’d eat. No big deal. A normal sidewalk in Brooklyn, back in the 80s, was absolutely bombarded by shit. Riding on your bicycle was truly a test of skill, attempting to weave out of the way of all the piles of shit. Believe me, many a tire slipped into it — sending the bike rider headlong into the concrete curb.
There’s a trade in there somewhere.
Stocks are drifting higher. My trading account is doing fine — much better than @NitJain’s or @Diddy’s — because both of them are terrible terrible traders.
BTW: Trump is being impeached today. Good times.
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Shorts getting squeezed into Xmas. It’s lovely.
Trump is only getting impeached because he lied and didn’t lock Hillary up like he said he would if he were el Prezidente.
Well, I guess Trump truned out to be right when he thought he would have a historic presidency: only the 3rd president to get impeached.
In market news:
“ (This is) ‘the dilemma facing equity investors,’ said Doug Ramsey, Leuthold’s chief investment officer. ‘Momentum is so strong that it’s likely to persist, but investors are paying a higher price than ever.’ ”
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/us-stock-market-hasnt-been-rich-overbought-1933
Your nostalgia is not dead! That reality lives on today in San Francisco.
something, anything positive is deeply needed as a distraction from the Washington-Wall Street corridor. there is way too much wasted energy and we can’t get on with our lives. War won’t do, another financial crisis certainly not. something will end this era in any case.
Smaller dogs are the answer.