Happy Panther

yay?

Weird penalty

We need to start rebuilding at some point. Wake me when we do. I didn't see much improvement in any aspect of the game.

Nobody is open or Bryce can't find anyone.

Panthers already in regular season form.

Yeah i have Peacock for EPL and the Dan Patrick show.

https://x.com/singh_harjiv/status/1815416111527047189 I don't know how strong this has been in the past but one of my buddies who does this for another NBA team pointed it out. Somebody should apply! Edit: Trent Salo is running the new team.

I'm 52 and ready to retire with a paid for home. $100k wouldn't last long just maintaining a home and health insurance. Much less the $500k+ for my kids college.

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Our primetime game is 9:30 a.m. HHAHAHAHAAAHAAA

Just a fun watch. They did start Bryce off with an incompletion. But it was a great throw.

ok

This was a solid trade

This is what rebuilding looks like.

We got a 2nd next year

Get a golden lol

why the hell not?

We have gone bareboating in the BVIs twice. Super fun and relaxing from the time you land to the time you leave.

I know!

That's the life side from 2022. For P&C:

Yes this is what I was alluding to earlier. One reason the request is likely so high is because the requests keep being denied. If every 3 years you demonstrate that you need X and only get half of X then it snowballs due to inflation. And construction cost inflation is 10% per year. And remember that a rate increase for a policy written on 1/1/2024 might be to pay a claim that settles in 7 years What the head of the DOI (an elected official) is doing is trying to give insurance companies just enough increase to survive while keeping consumers happy enough to keep buying insurance. The question is where do insurance companies find the extra money if they can't get the rate they want. The answer is cutting employee expenses for one. Then you get rid of insureds that lose you money. That's why your company drops you if you have a claim that isn't your fault. The next options are not good. Denying claims or eventually exiting the state although there are significant barriers to exit. What all this isn't is just a negotiation tactic. You can't just submit a frivolous rate request. It will get thrown out. The DOI rejects any little thing that isn't mathematically sound. Filings are public. Attached is a sample: Mike Causey knows that 42% is likely a real number and he also knows he can't approve it. Tough job and it's all likely unsustainable.

Usually doesn't work like this. If the company submits something that is questionable from a data or math standpoint it gets sent back. Some real nerds work for the DOI. Meaning 42% is probably really what is justified.