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Post by domeplease on Apr 20, 2023 20:37:35 GMT -5
Peraza RBI single with the bases loaded. 9-3 Yanks. You love to see it… We need that lad at 3B… CLOSE = IKF at 3B Peraza/Volpe at SS and Volpe/Pereza at 2B -- Torres traded or Bench or DHing -- DJ DHing B-u to Rizzo (trade him at mid-season break get a good retirn for him while we can. Trade/Cut Hicks and Donaldson. |
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Post by inger on Apr 20, 2023 21:04:56 GMT -5
Nice series win after a tough start on Tuesday night. Great to see the late shift getting off work and starting to join us Chi. The most we had in the “booth here today at one time was three. Kaybli and I can’t decide who’s doing play by play or color, and Anthony is really good off camera down on the field, but we do need the help! <Hint: Some employers don’t mind someone leaving with a late afternoon headache on certain days. Some however, are smarter than that.> |
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Post by inger on Apr 20, 2023 21:13:57 GMT -5
The first inning and the later innings were good times. There was a gap inbetween of no runs. In those instances, I hit the ten-second button a few times between pitches. Looks like you, Inger, and Anthony carried the thread today. This work think is really putting a thorn in my Yankee side. Also, I was planning on getting a tax refund and coordinating with you to see a Yankee game. Alas, I owe 2400 dollars. Not sure how that happened. Yankees shall have to wait for awhile. That’s a bummer. Funny thing, I pay a CPA to do my taxes. So when the deadline is drawing nigh, I called their office and asked for the form to file late. Lady on the phone says “Are you going to have to pay, or do you expect a refund?” I tell her I expect a refund, but in my head I’m thinking… Mr. DiNardo will be figuring that out. I just assemble the info and hand it off to you folks. How in the hell do you think I’m going to know the answer today? Then on the 13th I hand them in. The lady informs that they will still be filed late because they are backed up. No surprise, and I have the completed form along with my taxes. She says: “Ard you going to owe money? Or do you expect a refund?” I silently slip a noose around my neck as I exit the office and head back to the car. I missed something somewhere along the way. I operate on a different level. Sorry you owe the IRS, buddy. I won’t know for a while, but I think I’m due a few hundred… |
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Post by inger on Apr 20, 2023 21:14:44 GMT -5
I love watching the YOUTH...honestly we should trade more of the Retreads and go with more YOUTH.
"FORM A BOX...hold, hold, hold the box; for our Prospects are our future!!! Hold, hold, hold the box..."
Where have I heard this before? … 🙈🙉🙊 |
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Post by chiyankee on Apr 20, 2023 21:41:29 GMT -5
In those instances, I hit the ten-second button a few times between pitches. Looks like you, Inger, and Anthony carried the thread today. This work think is really putting a thorn in my Yankee side. Also, I was planning on getting a tax refund and coordinating with you to see a Yankee game. Alas, I owe 2400 dollars. Not sure how that happened. Yankees shall have to wait for awhile. That’s a bummer. Funny thing, I pay a CPA to do my taxes. So when the deadline is drawing nigh, I called their office and asked for the form to file late. Lady on the phone says “Are you going to have to pay, or do you expect a refund?” I tell her I expect a refund, but in my head I’m thinking… Mr. DiNardo will be figuring that out. I just assemble the info and hand it off to you folks. How in the hell do you think I’m going to know the answer today? Then on the 13th I hand them in. The lady informs that they will still be filed late because they are backed up. No surprise, and I have the completed form along with my taxes. She says: “Ard you going to owe money? Or do you expect a refund?” I silently slip a noose around my neck as I exit the office and head back to the car. I missed something somewhere along the way. I operate on a different level. Sorry you owe the IRS, buddy. I won’t know for a while, but I think I’m due a few hundred… One bright side of owing the IRS instead of getting a refund is that the government wasn't keeping your money all year, interest free. I had to pay in this year too, mainly because the credits that I received during the pandemic were not extended for 2022. |
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Post by anthonyd46 on Apr 20, 2023 22:12:56 GMT -5
That’s a bummer. Funny thing, I pay a CPA to do my taxes. So when the deadline is drawing nigh, I called their office and asked for the form to file late. Lady on the phone says “Are you going to have to pay, or do you expect a refund?” I tell her I expect a refund, but in my head I’m thinking… Mr. DiNardo will be figuring that out. I just assemble the info and hand it off to you folks. How in the hell do you think I’m going to know the answer today? Then on the 13th I hand them in. The lady informs that they will still be filed late because they are backed up. No surprise, and I have the completed form along with my taxes. She says: “Ard you going to owe money? Or do you expect a refund?” I silently slip a noose around my neck as I exit the office and head back to the car. I missed something somewhere along the way. I operate on a different level. Sorry you owe the IRS, buddy. I won’t know for a while, but I think I’m due a few hundred… One bright side of owing the IRS instead of getting a refund is that the government wasn't keeping your money all year, interest free. I had to pay in this year too, mainly because the credits that I received during the pandemic were not extended for 2022. Same they said I owed them $6 lol like what Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Post by chiyankee on Apr 20, 2023 22:29:44 GMT -5
One bright side of owing the IRS instead of getting a refund is that the government wasn't keeping your money all year, interest free. I had to pay in this year too, mainly because the credits that I received during the pandemic were not extended for 2022. Same they said I owed them $6 lol like what Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk I wish I only owed $6, lol. |
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Post by anthonyd46 on Apr 20, 2023 22:36:39 GMT -5
Same they said I owed them $6 lol like what Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk I wish I only owed $6, lol. I got almost $900 back last year so quite the uh flip. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Post by inger on Apr 20, 2023 23:00:41 GMT -5
I wish I only owed $6, lol. I got almost $900 back last year so quite the uh flip. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk My year was a strange one. I only made a little over $1,000 from my solar exploits. Illness shut me down for a bit, then gas got so outrageous that I didn’t feel I could operate profitably. That was the breaking point for me where I decided to switch my focus selling the house in Pueblo West and buying another at a lesser price. I cashed in my tiny retirement fund, and paid taxes on that when I did so. I never worked again from that point. Prepping the house, and then keeping it spotless for all of the showings was my primary purpose in life. I’m hoping some of the taxes I paid on the retirement cash out will counter-balance along with my interest on mortgage in Pueblo West to result in a positive result for me. I do t like to do my own taxes. It gets me too agitated, but I’m pretty decent following how it’s all done. I expect a few hundred back. We’ll see. It would be a great time for that to happen. Property taxes and my auto insurance come up in June, so it will all be spent… |
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Post by anthonyd46 on Apr 21, 2023 0:25:53 GMT -5
That's a no from me. I would take Judge all day. Ohtani hasn't proved he can handle NY pressure plus the pitching thing only helps every 5-6 games and I feel like he's going to become solely just a hitter as he gets later in his career. Plus he doesn't play a position.
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Post by nyborn on Apr 21, 2023 5:25:33 GMT -5
I got almost $900 back last year so quite the uh flip. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk My year was a strange one. I only made a little over $1,000 from my solar exploits. Illness shut me down for a bit, then gas got so outrageous that I didn’t feel I could operate profitably. That was the breaking point for me where I decided to switch my focus selling the house in Pueblo West and buying another at a lesser price. I cashed in my tiny retirement fund, and paid taxes on that when I did so. I never worked again from that point. Prepping the house, and then keeping it spotless for all of the showings was my primary purpose in life. I’m hoping some of the taxes I paid on the retirement cash out will counter-balance along with my interest on mortgage in Pueblo West to result in a positive result for me. I do t like to do my own taxes. It gets me too agitated, but I’m pretty decent following how it’s all done. I expect a few hundred back. We’ll see. It would be a great time for that to happen. Property taxes and my auto insurance come up in June, so it will all be spent… Some crazy times are ahead and I would stay clear of real estate due to banking and interest rate problems. The USD is also a bit in trouble (but so are most currencies.) If you have extra money, some crypto would be great. The AI projects look good but are risky. Maybe just some ETH, depending on your risk profile. If that is too risky for you, with inflation what it is, I'd go gold and silver. |
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Post by kaybli on Apr 21, 2023 6:55:54 GMT -5
My year was a strange one. I only made a little over $1,000 from my solar exploits. Illness shut me down for a bit, then gas got so outrageous that I didn’t feel I could operate profitably. That was the breaking point for me where I decided to switch my focus selling the house in Pueblo West and buying another at a lesser price. I cashed in my tiny retirement fund, and paid taxes on that when I did so. I never worked again from that point. Prepping the house, and then keeping it spotless for all of the showings was my primary purpose in life. I’m hoping some of the taxes I paid on the retirement cash out will counter-balance along with my interest on mortgage in Pueblo West to result in a positive result for me. I do t like to do my own taxes. It gets me too agitated, but I’m pretty decent following how it’s all done. I expect a few hundred back. We’ll see. It would be a great time for that to happen. Property taxes and my auto insurance come up in June, so it will all be spent… Some crazy times are ahead and I would stay clear of real estate due to banking and interest rate problems. The USD is also a bit in trouble (but so are most currencies.) If you have extra money, some crypto would be great. The AI projects look good but are risky. Maybe just some ETH, depending on your risk profile. If that is too risky for you, with inflation what it is, I'd go gold and silver. I bought a bunch of ETH back in 2018 at an average price around 200 dollars then sold it a little too early during the bull run of 2021 but still made a hefty profit. I rebought it around when it hit its lows this last year and now am waiting for the next bull run. ETHs been very good to me. |
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Post by inger on Apr 21, 2023 8:22:45 GMT -5
That's a no from me. I would take Judge all day. Ohtani hasn't proved he can handle NY pressure plus the pitching thing only helps every 5-6 games and I feel like he's going to become solely just a hitter as he gets later in his career. Plus he doesn't play a position. Add to that that Ohtani needs special accommodations for his every sixth day pitching routine. I found him to be quite likable until he cried about not getting “his” MVP last season. I hope the Yankees don’t even make him an offer when he becomes a free agent… |
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Post by inger on Apr 21, 2023 8:27:26 GMT -5
My year was a strange one. I only made a little over $1,000 from my solar exploits. Illness shut me down for a bit, then gas got so outrageous that I didn’t feel I could operate profitably. That was the breaking point for me where I decided to switch my focus selling the house in Pueblo West and buying another at a lesser price. I cashed in my tiny retirement fund, and paid taxes on that when I did so. I never worked again from that point. Prepping the house, and then keeping it spotless for all of the showings was my primary purpose in life. I’m hoping some of the taxes I paid on the retirement cash out will counter-balance along with my interest on mortgage in Pueblo West to result in a positive result for me. I do t like to do my own taxes. It gets me too agitated, but I’m pretty decent following how it’s all done. I expect a few hundred back. We’ll see. It would be a great time for that to happen. Property taxes and my auto insurance come up in June, so it will all be spent… Some crazy times are ahead and I would stay clear of real estate due to banking and interest rate problems. The USD is also a bit in trouble (but so are most currencies.) If you have extra money, some crypto would be great. The AI projects look good but are risky. Maybe just some ETH, depending on your risk profile. If that is too risky for you, with inflation what it is, I'd go gold and silver. I agree. At this point I would never invest speculatively in real estate. My goal was to own my place outright to eliminate mortgage payments in retirement. I achieved that goal. I don’t know if I’ll ever have a nickel left over to invest again, but to me not having to spend money is as good as earning it. I live simply and thriftily… |
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Post by anthonyd46 on Apr 21, 2023 11:03:23 GMT -5
That's a no from me. I would take Judge all day. Ohtani hasn't proved he can handle NY pressure plus the pitching thing only helps every 5-6 games and I feel like he's going to become solely just a hitter as he gets later in his career. Plus he doesn't play a position. Add to that that Ohtani needs special accommodations for his every sixth day pitching routine. I found him to be quite likable until he cried about not getting “his” MVP last season. I hope the Yankees don’t even make him an offer when he becomes a free agent… Plus we have no idea if he can pitch successfully in Yankee stadium or he would be another bust that excels pitching on west coast and is terrible when going east. Yankees have had enough of those. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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