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Originally posted by Time Trial
And someday when you need credit, the rates that they offer you are probably going to be terrible.

Hasn't been a problem so far. Own my house and property, both our cars and a pontoon boat. It's pretty easy to buy those things with cash. Saves all that getting the loan approved stuff.

Originally posted by glbisthewaytobe
Hasn't been a problem so far. Own my house and property, both our cars and a pontoon boat. It's pretty easy to buy those things with cash. Saves all that getting the loan approved stuff.

i plan on maxing out all my credit and then disappearing when im 55.

Pharmacy fun-fact: Flonase is just awful. They recently went OTC, so a prescription is no longer required.

First, the OTC version and the rx version are exactly the same outside packaging and size in a very small way. I don't remember what we acquire it for but without insurance it went for about $150 a bottle. OTC, it's $13. This is extremely common with borderline otc products, just so yall know. There is no real reason you're paying a lot. It's not an expensive drug for the most part, it's not usually rare, manufacturers just want to make thousands of percent returns.

Second, most people thought it was to be more competitive with Nasacort, previously the only OTC steroid nasal spray, at a lower price. Turns out there have been a wave of recent reports saying mometasone (the steroid in Flonase) is pretty much universally inferior to fluticasone (the most common nasal steroid) in all categories from effectiveness to severity of side effects, and equivalent to triamcincolone (less common) in effectiveness while being inferior in side effects.

Pretty much all Flonase has going for it is that its cheap as shit now, and they're hoping their price point makes people forget they were charging 10x that for a prescription and they suck compared to any other nasal steroid

Great post placement, rams.

Been doing some sizable market sizing type work and I'm amazed with how bad some parts of the country are with high end/nice restaurants. West Virginia in particular looks like a place a foodie should never live.

Originally posted by InRomoWeTrust
Been doing some sizable market sizing type work and I'm amazed with how bad some parts of the country are with high end/nice restaurants. West Virginia in particular looks like a place a foodie should never live.

Basically the higher the population and the more varied the demographics, the better the food. When you get more people of different cultural backgrounds in one place, food is shared and combined, leading to a wealth of options in fusion or food you'd otherwise not know existed. Places like WV are pretty homogenous as far as background and it's not overly concentrated in any area.

Originally posted by InRomoWeTrust
Been doing some sizable market sizing type work and I'm amazed with how bad some parts of the country are with high end/nice restaurants. West Virginia in particular looks like a place a foodie should never live.

Prolly like my state. Most people are really good cooks here so any restaurant that goes in will be shit that no one wants to eat. Why pay for something I can make better myself?

Originally posted by Dub J
Prolly like my state. Most people are really good cooks here so any restaurant that goes in will be shit that no one wants to eat. Why pay for something I can make better myself?





thats why you will never know the joys of fresh cooked garlic Naan and some Shrimp tikka masala

or roasted brussel sprouts with a fish sauce vinaigrette

or seared foie gras with a nice fig balsamic chutney


branch out man.

I'll give more detail to explain this.

For this given product category, Charleston and Huntington West Virginia have a combined market size of $50,649.67.

Chicago (obviously the top end of the spectrum, but still) comes in over 1.5 million.

Asheville North Carolina alone is worth just under 100k. The West Virginia cities just don't have it going for them.

Originally posted by InRomoWeTrust
Asheville North Carolina alone is worth just under 100k. The West Virginia cities just don't have it going for them.

Asheville is a trendy little mountain town.

Originally posted by foshizzel17
Asheville is a trendy little mountain town.

Yep, I worked at the Gerber baby food plant there for about a month, welding, and installing stainless steel piping. It is a nice town. I think Billy Graham ministries is also located there.

FYI...baby food cooking smells hideous!

Originally posted by BadBuc99
I think Billy Graham ministries is also located there.



i dont hold that against Asheville, its not their fault.

Originally posted by foshizzel17
i dont hold that against Asheville, its not their fault.

Lol.

Originally posted by foshizzel17
thats why you will never know the joys of fresh cooked garlic Naan and some Shrimp tikka masala

or roasted brussel sprouts with a fish sauce vinaigrette

or seared foie gras with a nice fig balsamic chutney


branch out man.

I'll take my smoked ribs, baked beans, and corn on the cob any day over whatever that shit you just typed.