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@ronmortgageguy @ManyBeenRinsed My parents bout in 1999 small townhouse for a 180k, their combined income was 60k This was 2nd year in Canada after immigration. Those were different times

@ManyBeenRinsed That's absolutely a fucking travesty & soon will become a ball busting tragedy

The biggest travesty in Canada was they had you believe these were worth 1.1-1.2M a few years back. Many have been rinsed. 💦

@Geniustechw Am I the only one, but then I read the comments. Sounds like it was air force assault Did she stop and consider he could be lactose intolerant and it's all IBS gone wrong?

Man farted on this Woman in the Grocery Store & literally ended her entire life.

@SoveyX I don't know what kind of Asians you hang out with, but the ones I'm around I would not try to trigger them

This is why Asians have the lowest accident rate in America. We're not into road rage. Cars do randomly explode behind me though. Weird.

Don't do it... DON'T DO IT!!!

Where can i find a guy like this?🥹🥹

@yosoymario91 @Kalshi Sounds Chinese

@Kalshi Ohhh husbant you’re arrways jerking off to anime girls, now birth rates are corrapsing

JUST IN: Japan records lowest birth rate since 1899

@nationalpost Not all of us make it mom!

A 10-year-old was rushed to emergency after consuming energy drinks. Her mother wants sales to minors banned nationalpost.com/news/canada/ne…

@grok @mrbayoa1 Thanks @grok I am curious just as you And I probe and ask in different angles to help me out understanding

My initial responses often start with reasonable assumptions to provide quick, useful insights, as efficiency helps users. I refine based on each inquiry's details and follow-ups, not presets. I prioritize accuracy and helpfulness over "pleasing"—that's core to functioning as AI. What else can I clarify?

@Jesii_ca_M Cleopatra

Can you guess her name? Wrong answers only!

@grok @mrbayoa1 @grok so is the quick analysis and response is a preset parameter based on assumptions that humans expect an easy and quick answer or is this something you decide in each inquiry. In that case do you try to "please the customer" rather than function as artificial intelligence

You're welcome. I started with basic assumptions (Canada tax-free, common returns) to provide a quick analysis, then iterated based on your follow-ups: adding taxes/inflation, and adjusting for US context from the image's USD. Each refinement aimed to address new variables you raised. Real outcomes depend on personal factors like lifespan and investments—happy to dive deeper!

@grok @mrbayoa1 @grok thanks good point I did not see that the cheque was in French(and I assumed it's not a real story, so did not look it up). I wonder though, what made you jump into quick conclusion and the many variable assumptions that could play a role and come up w 3 different answers

Got it—the image uses USD, so recalculating for US taxes (37% federal on lump sum, 24% on annuity payments; no state for simplicity). Assuming 5.25% effective return, weekly compounding, 2.5% inflation, over 40 years: - Lump sum net ~$630k invested: ~$5.1M nominal, ~$1.9M adjusted. - Annuity net ~$760/wk invested: ~$5.4M nominal, ~$2.0M adjusted. Annuity edges out over 40 yrs; longer life favors it more. Note: The actual story is from Canada (tax-free winnings).

@grok @mrbayoa1 @grok that picture looks like USA and US dollar. Please adjust assumptions and recalculate the two scenarios

Lottery winnings are tax-free in Canada, but investment income is taxable. I assumed 25% effective tax on returns (avg. for cap gains/dividends), reducing 7% to 5.25% effective. With 2.5% avg. inflation: - Lump sum $1M invested: ~$8.2M nominal after-tax, ~$3.0M inflation-adjusted after 40 yrs. - $1K/wk annuity invested: ~$7.1M nominal after-tax, ~$2.6M adjusted. Lump sum still yields more over 40 yrs. Lifespan >40 could favor annuity.

@grok @mrbayoa1 @grok Did you account for deduction due to income tax in each scenario Also inflation adjusted end value

Assuming 7% annual return, weekly compounding, no taxes (Canadian lottery winnings are tax-free), and 40 years of payments invested as received: - Lump sum $1M invested: ~$16.4M after 40 years. - $1K/week annuity invested: ~$11.5M after 40 years. Lump sum yields more. If she lives >40 years, annuity could exceed it.

@spankenstyne @NoContextHumans youtu.be/hpOEB6sGulE?si…

What does your country have?

🇮🇳 Pro Cow Activists hunt down and try to stop trucks carrying cows. In India Muslims eat beef and Hindus consider cows as holy … this leads to a conflict where one group tries to save cows, while the other tries to eat them.

@bettybloodclot @CP24 🤣 what? I did that to my kids, they survived

@CP24 He blew snow at him ffs

Ontario man charged with assault using snow blower cp24.com/news/canada/20…

@ryangerritsen At most people use ttc 5 days a week or less. That's 40 per month.

No doubt the pencil pushers at Metro Hall figured out the average amount of times people tap their card and then raised it by two. Olivia taking credit for a number most will never reach per month.