holy_eggplants

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by holy_eggplants 28d ago
im in the "wish i had em earlier" camp assuming the same partner. i was not prepared for how much a kid would change me - so i spent more of my time and effort on priorities i would one day drop. another thing i think about is gr
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by holy_eggplants 28d ago
not only easy to miss but also hard to believe! how do i explain that my child running into my arms after his first day of daycare is a high ill be chasing for the rest of my life? or the irrational pride when you see your kid flip over for
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by holy_eggplants 1y ago
I think one problem is that it's difficult to share with non-parents that the sacrifice is worth it. It's easier to understand the pain of losing opportunities, losing freedom, losing hobbies, losing sleep, or downsizing living s
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by holy_eggplants 4y ago
I'm looking examples where a car manufacturer dropped their prices overnight by 20%. Do you have example of those? I'm not even assuming to know the answer (might not be enough info; although i know many car manufacturers do sell
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by holy_eggplants 4y ago
My parents are similar. They had a cash/coin business and would count everything by hand. My mom developed shoulder/neck problems. I repeatedly asked them if I could buy them a bill and coin counter. Eventually I just bought them.
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by holy_eggplants 4y ago
Another important factor for the premiums (both for car price and stock price) may be FSD. If we were guaranteed that FSD would never happen, the stock price would suffer more than the unit economics, but both would suffer. (I think!) But
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by holy_eggplants 4y ago
There is nothing weird about a car in the luxury space dropping its prices 20% overnight? Are there other examples of cars (in the same price range, volume levels) doing this? Is it that common? Are you implying all price fluctuations are u