I see this ad every few days on Linked In. Makes me smile...
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I think you have to wear white pants when you retire. Every commercial I see on TV about retirement shows couples wearing white. It must be a law.
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Last time I wore white pants was when I worked at a pizza joint in college.
I can just imagine the phone conversation he is having: Hi John, it's Ken. My coolant lines have come unpinned again and I am stranded out by the bypass. Yeah, I can wait a few hours while you get the flatbed; I'm retired and have nothing better to do.
IMO, doesn’t speak well for Ken Fisher. I would expect after giving them 1/2mill to invest, my returns would allow me to drive something better than a 996. Well, at least it seems to be a turbo. I’d shoot for a 997 GT3 at a minimum.
it’s possible that there are really cool tips and they can even help make money, but I doubt that I can buy the same car
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I am retired and my wife would never let me wear white pants. Not only do they look "old" but I could get those filthy in about 30 seconds. That is a Turbro so that guy must be rolling in the dough!
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they're demonstrating that people who invest with them make smart choices and know how to find value.
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