Even Amazon reviews are being manipulated to make things look better than they are.

I’m moving to D.C. from Dayton, Ohio in four weeks to take a temp promotion (2 years).

Engineering and science is just understanding a few basic concepts and you just manipulate these concepts. 

Auto-thermostats adjust the temp so your AC isn’t constantly running in between guests, your floor isnt getting constant wear and tear, people hardly ever use the appliances, I think it will be pretty easy to show down the road that the little bit of extra work it takes to get a property staged and up and running is more than worth it.

Near zero interest rates, negative yielding bonds, quantitative easing and other manipulations that eventually will all come to a very dramatic end.

Sometimes it goes up and sometime it goes down.I agree, but there are manipulators who cause the phenomenon, namely the Fed, the media, and the Democrat Party, who right now stand to gain politically from as painful a recession as they can inflict.

72 degrees in the deep south heat is normal (I'm in SC)- I think a normal AC is only going to cool 20 degrees lower than the outside temp as a rule of thumb right? 

So my comment is just kind of off the cuff.If I had $6000 worth of something in a fridge that was lifesaving or even just worth $6000 I would have bought a $79.00 mini fridge when it became clear there was not a stable temp.

But to give advice with a hidden agenda is not giving advice, it’s manipulating people that know less than you.

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