Waffle_Bot

Hey guys,

I have a question for Eric and Romanski. What caused you guys to change Mary Jo's character from being obsessed with Alex at the end of season two, to being a full-on lesbian at the start of season three? Not that I'm complaining or anything.....

I usually just walk by and fart next to them though.

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I would pay off all of your loans now with that much disposable cash on hand. Think of it like this: by paying off your loans, you're guaranteed an instant return of 6-7%. If you don't pay them off and let the money sit in an account, you have no returns because the interest rates for most saving and checking accounts is negligible. If you invest in the market, can you guarantee a 6-7% return? The answer is no, particularly with the current market conditions.

Pay off those loans, and with your savings, start investing.

I'm no expert, and someone please correct me if I'm mistaken, but I've been told that Belgian wits are much more difficult to brew than, say, an IPA. Apparently there's less room for error given the ingredients and overall process for wits, so if a brewer makes a mistake, it can be a total loss. With an IPA, for example, a mistake may be remedied by adding in more hops or other ingredients.

In my immediate area, there are about 6 new craft breweries, and only one is brewing a true wit. However, it's delicious and their best seller. I think if people had more exposure to the wit style beyond Blue Moon, it could really take off.

Sorry, I should have clarified my point. I used to study industry analysis, specifically the American brewing industry, when working towards my economics degree. While it's been years since I've looked at the hard data, I would assume many new craft breweries, which is where the industry is really growing, may be hesitant to produce these beers given the increased difficulty of production combined with slim margins. Thus, they produce IPAs which have an established consumer base. However, it's possible that consumer tastes could change if there was more exposure to wits or similar styles, but then we of course run into the supply-side issue.

This is truly just an educated guess, so please take it with a grain of salt.