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Here's another one I found: http://www.thehumansolution.com/office-master-ys78-chair.html You can order it with the taller cylinder, which allows you to go up to 24 inch seat height. I'm going to try replacing the cylinder in my current chair first, though.

Replacing the cylinder with a taller one is brilliant. I have an adjustable desk - that's no problem. Thanks for the thoughts!

I looked at those. They are only adjustable up to 21 inches for seat height, which I find odd given that they say it's for taller people. Glad it works for you and thanks for the response.

I'm 6'6" and when I sit in a typical office chair it kills my lower back because my knees are higher than my hips. Almost every office chair I see has a max adjustable height of 22 inches, some have 23. Any others out there dealing with this and found a seated height of 24? Very specific...

I love when I see 9 posts, come in here and think maybe there's an update, and see nothing but bad jokes. Yes, I know this post is doing the same thing, but at least it's pointing out the problem.

I'm pretty sure it would include games he's already sat out, so he'd be back week 9. I don't see how it would be 8 games. It seems like players would either have their suspensions overturned or they won't. What, are they just going to cut them all in half?

He meant that the NFL is a WR league. Not your fantasy league.

Bump.

So if I'm not worried about getting sued, there's no reason to even make an LLC? Thanks to everyone in this thread for their responses.

So what is even the benefit of an LLC if I can write off expenses without it?

Interesting. Is claiming a home office included in this?

So I can set up an LLC and still elect to be treated as a S-Corp for tax purposes, thus avoiding the self-employment tax, yes?

Just me.

I have a website where I sell sports picks and I want to incorporate so that I can write off expenses. I'm having trouble figuring out what structure to use. Thoughts/advice? TIA