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The consumer buying binge is over
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| 10-16-07
| Geoff Colvin,
Posted on 10/16/2007 6:33:32 AM PDT by Hydroshock
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To: Old Professer
"Saving may be a virtue, but its just not cool.
"What a difference a day makes." A whole bunch of people are going back to the school of economics whether they want to or not. I don't have much money, but have never been saddled with a lot of idiotic consumer debt either. Our society has been inculcated with the viral notion that if you're not driving a new car, you just ain't doin' it right. Tuition is pretty high at this school.
To: Rummenigge
"Get back to work." Or you could enroll at the community college and borrow $40,000.
then buy $40,000 worth of Chinese "merchandise", then declare bankruptcy.
Just an idea.
To: trickyricky
lol - yeah. Money is where is look for it.
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10/22/2007 5:46:50 AM PDT
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Rummenigge
(there's people willing to blow out the light because it casts a shadow)
To: Rummenigge
Right, and when the lending institution is stuck with a mountain of bad loans
they can go to the trough and maybe get the taxpayers to pick up the tab.
To: trickyricky
There’s spoilsports who say they wouldn’t be even going to the trough anymore once brown matter hits the fan.
That’s why bernanke said this helicopter thing...
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10/22/2007 5:59:26 AM PDT
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Rummenigge
(there's people willing to blow out the light because it casts a shadow)
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