Neauxla_Tiger

I have I think the 10000 BTU model and love it. Had it several years now in my master bedroom. It is extremely quiet. You can hear air flow, although still not loud. I sleep with a box fan anyway, so I don't notice any sound at all from the Midea. I don't hear the motor or anything else. The inverter technology is very quiet to begin with, but the U shape allows the window to close enough to shut out the noisy part of the unit.

The install takes a while, but it's very sturdy and well insulated once in place. Although I did find out after I installed it that I had Covid, so that's probably why it wore me out

Has a remote and a pretty good app too.

If I have any gripes at all, it's that cleaning the fan blades is a real bitch if they ever get that dirty. But hopefully that's just a once every few years chore.



ETA: They dominate in consumer reports too.

If it goes red, I'm buying a bunch more. Koch, Equinor, and the federal government all backing this thing. I think a lot of the risk concerns are alleviated by the big players that are betting on it.

We may get to combine great PR with a green market day for the first time since 2021 it feels like.

ETA: The message volume on stocktwits is so much higher than it's been in a long time. From an average of less than 1 post per day to like 1000 since last night. Definitely a lot more eyes on this thing going into today

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I have been a loan officer for 19yrs now. I have never seen owners title insurance used. Never.

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This is a weird argument for not getting it. I've never known anyone that had to make a renters insurance, or umbrella, or VPP insurance policy claim, but that doesn't mean those things don't exist or could come in handy. I could understand crapping on it if you knew multiple people that had claims denied.

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Every title attorney has a story

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Well of course they do. They're the ones people come to with title issues.

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funny part is loan officers never have a story

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Well of course they don't. They're not the ones people come to with title claims.

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owner's title insurance is 95% profit for the title company

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How much of the origination fee do you guys pocket? How much of the commission do the agents pocket?

This in Louisiana? If so, Louisiana is an "as-is" state, so going back to the seller post-closing for issues is a tough hill to climb unless you can really prove they knew of the defect and didn't disclose. So I guess it depends how good this admission is that you have on the record.

If you pursue, small claims court is probably the best route. I don't know if I'd even hire an attorney over $2,500. He'll probably cost more than what you'll win -- if you even win at all. And maybe you could be awarded attorney's fees, but if they are struggling to pay $2,500, they'll struggle even more to pay $2,500 + fees. At the end of the day, you'll just have a piece of paper and no telling whether they'll ever be able to pay it.

Yeah I was gonna say the same thing, I don't know how this raises more questions. Seems pretty clear what happened. I'd be relieved to find out it wasn't something worse, like she was abducted and has been sex trafficked for 42 years.

I see nothing. Stocktwits not reporting anything either. Maybe a big sell order at open triggered a bunch of stop losses. With the rest of the sector green and no news that I can find, maybe an opportunity to go red-to-green today.

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I'll probably wait for the refurbished ones to hit the market so I can save a little money.

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This unit shows signs of wear, but otherwise in working condition. It has been cleaned of the prior user's jizz and has been personally tested for functionality by our team"

Seems like it's intent on going back to pre-grant prices. So stupid. I hate the stock market. No logic sometimes.

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Craft said she believes this type of zealous debate is what Levy aimed for while teaching

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:lol: The types of teachers that start ranting about their politics are generally NOT looking for a debate. They're looking to use their position of authority to talk down to their students. Besides that, even a genuine debate would be a waste of student's tuition dollars unless the class itself is Debate 101.

Yeah, hardwired over battery for sure if possible. I also had an Arlo (old owners left it with the house), but I got so sick of replacing the batteries. It burned thru them fast.

I got a eufy that plugs in and mounted it under the eave by my side door. It's only rated as an interior camera, but it doesn't get directly rained on, and it did fine in the snow storm. It was only like $35 so I figured it's not too costly to replace every few years if needed.