Elmo

$96 to $144 to $61 in 3 hours. Crazy!

I have 3 and I already know what the next 3 is going to look like but don't know if I want to spend the that kind of money right now. Not that I can't afford it but I have other things I want more. Wife just got her first last month. Spend $500+ on a couple of lines the size of a nickel.

Captain Obvious thinks he's slick. I see you.

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What are you talking about? You post on the internet. That automatically makes you an expert.

Even if those vaccinated can pass the virus, it greatly reduces the impact. If you are not vaccinated, get the virus but is asymptomatic, you walk around for 2-3 weeks spreading it. If you have the vaccine, your body fights off the virus after a few days so you're only walking around spreading it during those few days as oppose to several weeks.

You guys think small by picking one spot. I'd probably still have a place in NY but I'd probably be here only 20% of the time. I'd have property in several states and countries. It'll be a game of "Where's Elmo Now"?

You get a lawyer and create a LLC. Have it collect to the LLC.

I have the roomba. Once in a while we'll turn it on when we leave the house. Every once in a while we come back to find it stuck somewhere because I'd leave a USB cable on the floor or something and it gets tangled on the roller.

Back then people thought it was going to spread after Colorado and Cali did it but it didn't. This time it looks like Biden will.

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I think you and Bionic would be disappointed to know that the state of Maine cost a lot more than the current Megamillion.

Wife has the option of taking it. She also can pass on it since she works remotely. She has been back and forth about it. We spoke about it on Wednesday as a matter of fact. But after numerous friends of ours, family, and her colleagues have all taken it (including some who has already taken the 2nd dose) without any issues at all, she plans on taking it. Also she asked many of the doctors who she knows and works with there. All are in favor of taking it and have given it to their families as well. They told her that they researched it and found the science to be very sound which is why they are confident in taking it. These are doctors that she's known for up to 17 years. A few were even at our wedding. This isn't based on news or social media which we can all agree isn't 100% truthful. This is based on the media reports and journals within the medical community. We may not trust the news but if you can't trust the medical reports then we might as well not trust anything. There hasn't been a single reported incidence at her hospital so far. She signed off on it yesterday. She's going in next week for testing then her shots.

It would be odd that someone would end up in the ICU only 3 days after infection. COVID usually takes longer. Maybe there was something wrong with those particular vials. I know Pfizer needs to be store in a ridiculously low temperature otherwise it goes bad. That means distribution center, transport, and local on-site storage has to have the equipment to properly store the vaccine. It's why I prefer Moderna's instead.

Oh man. I am truly sorry about your loss. When you first mentioned it, I really hope and thought she was going to make it. We really lost a champion. A warrior. And heaven gained a great one. My condolences to you and your children.