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Sure man, you can dye anything. Just for Men mustache and beard.

Don't worry, it's going below $5,800.

It's only down 1k. You want to buy now? It's like catching a falling knife.

I feel like the deals in the U.S. have really gone downhill or maybe they were never deals to begin with. The internet has made everything pretty transparent at least.

If you're in the U.S. just wait a few more years because this is what Amazon models their Prime day after.

"Yet you could have gone to AliExpress and bought the same none branded mattress for $100."

You proved the statement to be false. Not to mention, what you have posted are coil mattresses. Companies like Casper and Tuft mark-up quite a bit if AliExpress is "warehouse" pricing, but it's really not outrageous.

I didn't check the others but Casper and Leeza are twice the cost as a Tuft and Needle now. It's interesting to see how much they're raising prices with so many competitors and little to no differentiation. It must mean if you walk into a mattress store, you're paying well over the $1k.

I see one mattress on AliExpress unless you're looking for a very thin European? mattress or pad. $300+ for a Queen.

Cite this please.

There is definitely levels, but not for something where there is not even a range of concensus value.

Comparing bitcoin to otc penny stocks is where we're at this point. I see bitcoin as more stable, but that doesn't really say much.

Is there any way to exchange your money for bitcoin and just put it in a 'personal wallet' if you don't want to store it on somewhere like coinbase, etc?

The evacuation orders were only for low level areas. Half of the state is pretty much out of harms way and could make a run for it at this point, if they choose.

Sell it and rent. The bank won't even come close to the true value of the home for a reverse mortgage.

Am I the only one surprised a CFO is making this amount of money?

I remember it too vaguely at this point but something was mentioned in the beginning while I was waiting. I feel like it was worded along the lines of a promo or I wouldn't have told the rep. I wasn't interested multiple times. "Verifying is now easier and more secure with voice verification..."

Fidelity began verifying voice for telephone customer service a short while back. They recorded me during the call then at the end said they were going to use it to verify for future calls. No way to opt out.

Add this to yesterday's Paris Hilton news and I'm pretty sure we've just spotted the top of the bubble.

4/100 countries on that list seem like a pretty big anomaly to me.

There's no need for anyone to switch at this point. Also, an ACH from Coinbase is 4-5 days not 1 day. Japan is an edge case with a very small population. They have -0.1 interest rate. That is nothing compared to what you might lose based on the wild fluctuations Bitcoin incurs.

Does that belief change when your hard-earned money loses a few hundred/thousand dollars in value over a few hours, for no apparent reason?

I don't see any arguments from the commenters here that convince me in the slightest. It's like magic to them. As long as they believe, it has value.

It's actually less useful. You already have banks doing the exact same thing for free, while insuring your money, you don't get hit 3% for transferring it into the bank, and there's interest accrued, not wildly shifting value where you might lose half in a few hours.

Are you for real? I feel like we're being trolled by Bitcoin holders who want to keep the value propped up.

DNM is something I had to look up. I don't have to explain why going to the store and being able to purchase something with Bitcoin is not the same as buying drugs on the black market.

Probably when it is used mainly as actual currency, not for speculation or black market exchanges and laundering.

No, and I'm not sure why. Maybe because doctors have unlimited demand and are considered more highly skilled?