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jim wrote:

Hungary Jack wrote:

slide_into_first wrote:Scrabble winning the Cy Young Award will be icing on the cake.

I had a Szepcinski in a finance class I just finished teaching. I almost called him "Scrabble" one day. He had some of the weirdest hair texture I have ever seen.

You should use your shopping experience at REI in your lectures. You could talk about the high quality and smartly made products benefiting both consumer and business, and then in the next breath complain incessantly about the sales tax imposed on the transaction. That would pretty much cover everything I think.

No, at least one Jenny Crocker peanut butter reference is required for any REI topic.

The ultimate rule is investing in projects that generate returns beyond your cost of capital.

Cheap, cost-controlled players like Colby Rasmus represent a relatively low outlay of capital, but the high variability of his performance calls into question his forecast returns. While there is some option value in holding on to Rasmus to see if he overcomes his on the field inconsistency, his highly variable mental state suggested rapid liquidation of the asset due to an imminent decline in its value.

REI represents a very predictable risk-reward scenario with its high quality products, good prices that lower opportunity costs, and less variable outcomes in terms of service (returns, adjustments, delivery, etc.). Thus an REI purchase presents a more acceptable return relative to risk.

To the extent that Jenny Crocker is involved, viewing any commercial of her eating a peanut better sandwich might incur a significant outlay of mental capital with very low returns.

Watching the introductions of the starting lineups of the Angel game, & Pujols got an extended standing ovation, the crowd not letting the public announcer continue for quite awhile.

1st AB DP...second pop up to third...

That's our former 1B.

Probably the only highlight of Jose Pujols I will go out of my way to watch from now on.

Mr. Rasmus is not enjoying the start of the season particularly much.

1 for 15.

I don'r think Mr. Rasmus is enjoying baseball that much any more.

Pujols ran through a 3rd base stop sign and got thrown out for the 7000th time

Best player in the game, but he really needs to stop doing that. Especially considering he's really not even remotely fast.

Poo joels is 0-4 so far today