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Yeah, if I was going to counter at all, I wouldn't add the pick. But this was a startup dynasty league last year, so this year was our first true rookie draft. So Bowers is my first true rookie pick. I think he could be great, also, but tight ends are so tough to judge, and I do feel like I'm...
I have A.J. Brown, Puka Nacua, D.J. Moore, Diontae Johnson, Tyler Lockett, plus a bunch of guys I'm holding onto such as Jameson Williams, Romeo Doubs, Dontavian Wicks,
Does the Footballguys website still have a discount link for MFL subscriptions? In past years, there has been a link to get an additional $10 off of your MFL league purchase.
We play a league that’s starts six RBs/WRs. Half point PPR with half point bonus for first down receptions. I have Alvin Kamara, Damien Williams, Melvin Gordon, Chris Thompson at RB, Antonio Brown, Josh Gordon, Tyler Lockett, Emmanuel Sanders, Jamison Crowder at WR. I kind of want to trade Josh...
Everyone gets a piece of the profit sharing bonus, yes. No, we aren't hiring 30 million people.
Your wife works for a great non-union company. So you see first-hand that great non-union companies exist and work well for the company and the employee. Yet you still claim that unions are...
The ~$7k that companies currently pay? That's a company expense, and doesn't even show up on your W-2 form. Why should they raise everyone's salary just because expenses are lower? That said, my guess is that salaries would see some kind of bump, but certainly not the full $7k per person. ...
Yes, it's common sense. When unemployment is low, there aren't as many people looking for work (supply is low). If a company needs a specific skill set that is tough to find in the job market, they will pay a higher wage to hire that person. It fits in perfectly with my argument.
Yeah, I'm not buying this. Unless you had a huge spike in income.
Personally, I still owed money on my federal return (why give the feds an interest-free loan?), but it was about $1500 to $2000 less than last year, despite making more money in 2018 than 2017, and making no changes to my W-4...
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