In the freezer, ey. I don't know how you wrench out a chuckle from unknown corners of my sense of humor.
I've heard that cats are hard to adjust to new places, so that's good. I always enjoyed renting in households that had permanent resident pets.
I lived in a place that had a brown lab called Argus, a tortoise, and maybe a cat, can't remember. The tortoise would spend his time in the garden or some corner of the terrace.
I'm sure there was a cat to keep out the mice.
Speaking of stripes on a cat, I saw a cat with gray and silver stripes on its head and shoulders, and then fluffy mixed gray fur on the rest of it. I never saw a cat with half/half before.
Unless it was a sliver striped cat that got its butt in a cinder pile. I think it was a wild cat in Austin by the bushy tail and unkempt air. A survivor from our coyotes.
As far as I remember the last I looked at it, Toyota has a lot of debt, and very low margins. They make dozens of different models.
Whereas Tesla has a cash pile, makes only 5 models, which are platforms for its software sales which have high margin.
If robotaxis are a thing, it would be 10trillion opportunity. Which would be at least 10X Tesla price
I'm starting to hope it's impossible to have full self driving after seeing a video someone posted on here about how it could make a distopia of roads.
Public transit is really necessary. In the US our health and freedom to walk and bike is seriously threatened by this idea of personal transportation that could have a 10 trillion behemoth pressuring government regulation to raise speed limits, etc. Especially now that Elon is friends with Trump! I've never seen Trump on a bike.
After 6months of NOSTR, I'm a human intelligence maxi. Maybe we should get rid of cars altogether. As I get ready to get in my car.
Found the video.
Tesla has high margin( perhaps because of the subsidies IDK) plus they have software. The Toyota software kinda keeps you in the lane, but it's not too dependable.
Kitty! I see a full size cat!
It may be one more social network, but to paraphrase the Taylor Swift:
The high will be worth the pain
Or it may go down in flames
don't tell me I didn't warn you ;-)
That's a great point. It's all about perspective.
I'm still wrapping my head around the fact that someone is paying 1/3 of todays value of the share to buy the share in the future.
Rough estimate is that max leverage with this approach would be limited to (100 *share price today)/premium. Or around 2.5X leverage.
I wonder at what point this could be considered "seriously degen".
Right now the mood is "give me 2.5x or bust".
And all these poker games drive up the demand for the poker chips.
Convenience home 
A Time gone bye or dormant ambitions?
This lasted 26 hours before a social situation required eating hot food put in front of me.
No way I'm going to say," sorry i can't eat right now" and then get slapped.
However I want to do this again for longer. Even 26 hours felt good and I started feeling like a superman.
It appears that controlling the time that I can eat is easier than controlling the things that I can eat.
Gardening sounds lovely.
Gardening came before eating meat and wearing animal skins so your real old school.
I was racking my head for things I collect and realized maybe that's why I drive a now 23 year old vehicle. each year it's more rare and fewer exist.
i'm going to have to stop listening to the Quant Bros, haha, this is too tempting and against my values.
am i crazy? or is this right?
if someone doesn't believe in bitcoin but they want some exposure, they could this:
1. buy $33,000 of 100 MSTR today
2. sell $12,000 760 call option for Jan 2027
when January 2027 comes they get a payout of $76,000 if bitcoiners are right. for investing only $21,000 in today's dollars!!
THey in turn are selling selling millionaire maker tickets to the people buying them who believe in much higher price target for MSTR.
let's say crazy town happens and MSTR is $10,000 in 2027. for the price of $12,000 today, someone will get ($10,000-700) *100 = $930,000 in 2027.
My brain is warped right now. If I understand these Quant Bros correctly, Michael Saylor has created a "who wants to be a millionaire" lottery on Bitcoin.
If I'm a Bitcoiner who believes it's going much higher, I could buy a long dated MSTR call option for January 2027 for MSTR at 700$ for 10,000 $
If you are not a Bitcoin believer, but think that you would like some Microstrategy stock just in case:
You can buy 100 shares of Microstrategy for 30,000 bucks and then turn around and sell the right to buy them to someone else at double it's current price in January 2027 for 10,000 bucks...
You just got 30% off your initial Microstrategy investment plus you would have the right to enjoy a double of the stock investment!
I think gambling is a bad idea and I am not personally doing this. But what am I missing? 30% discount for a 30,000 stock purchase?
he uses 2 good metaphors:
pizza metaphor for inflation
21million brick wall with a curtain being lifted for bitcoin