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ForestDweller
ForestDweller
16 years ago

Great show today, Jack. Also, thank you for the heads up on the post 2012 sale. Sounds great.

Terry Rogers
Terry Rogers
16 years ago

Episode 305 is the voice of reason and hit me hard on the debt issue.Ive made excuses too long and I can hear the freedom you posses from not carrying that baggage around.Thanks and I would love for my wife to hear this one.
Keep up the great work.

Terry

Mash
Mash
16 years ago

from the article on the Lew Rockwell site:

“Almost a third of the US corn harvest will be diverted into ethanol for motors this year.”

!!!!

Wake up folks, people use the word “unsustainable” so much these days it has lost its’ meaning. This is the dictionary definition here.

onesureshot
onesureshot
16 years ago

Outstanding!!! Outstanding!!! Outstanding!!!

Another top notch show Jack.

As for not calling you a leader, I am going to have to call BS on that. You may not feel like the leader, but YOU are the voice, YOU give us the insight to look at ourselves and find the answers and YOU started this group, the TSP family. Without YOU, we would not be here. Sure we might find some of this somewhere else, but this is not somewhere else.

Thanks for everything!!!

Tim Flood
16 years ago

Did I miss something? I was only able to listen to the first eleven minutes of the show, and then it quit. I tried the dowload, I tried to play in pop-up, I tried to play in the browser window.

Please help.

timfromohio
timfromohio
16 years ago

Jack – we have disagreed on CC’s before and I must disagree again … they can also be used as emergency windshield ice scrapes if necessary!

Awesome show – I’m inspired to squeeze more out of the family budget to elminate the mortgage even sooner.

BlackMacX
16 years ago

Jack, great episode again. I agree that getting rid of a Credit Card is a nice idea; but in Canada, it’s hard to do if you want to use some services that require it (or make it very hard to use cash only as a way to pay for the service); you’ve mentioned the Debit cards that have a Visa (or other CC company) component; but in Canada, they aren’t here yet. I do agree with TimfromOhio though, the card does have other uses (as you also noted), in my case, as a glue spreader for woodworking… 😉

Ben
Ben
16 years ago

credit cards could be useful if you want to bail out of the country and leave the bill here… of course not ethical and not something I am recommending!
Nice show Jack.

Skiggz
Skiggz
16 years ago

Congrats on your 305th show, I haven’t been around long but ever sence i’ve found out about what you’ve been doing here i’ve been telling and making pretty much everyone I know come here…

you should think about having codes or something so you can see what guys are ‘enlightining’ their ‘neighbors’. heh

p.s. I can feel the tin foil vibe.