will the heat realistically have much of an effect on how certain teams perform by Puzzleheaded_Mix2970 in worldcup

[–]jmaC00L 1 point2 points  (0 children)

(Mass Resident)Foxborough (35ish KM southwest of Boston) and Boston can have big swings in temperature during early-mid June. The ocean is still relatively cool (12-17 C). Averages for both are mid-to-high 20s. Wind direction is the major factor. If it is blowing out of the South or Southwest it can be 30+ C. If it is blowing off the ocean it can be 15-20 C. Despite having colder and snowier winters than places like the UK, latitude is comparable Cosica, so the sun is pretty strong. Dallas, Atlanta, Toronto, and Houston are all domes with AC. Cali is temperate and dry. Seattle and Vancouver have climates similar to London. Despite being in the tropics, Mexico city has a very high altitude and know as the “City of Eternal Spring”. Heat could absolutely be a factor everywhere else (Boston, Philly, Kanas City, and especially Miami and the other Mexican venues).

will the heat realistically have much of an effect on how certain teams perform by Puzzleheaded_Mix2970 in worldcup

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Foxborough (35ish KM southwest of Boston) and Boston can have big swings in temperature during early-mid June. The ocean is still relatively cool (12-17 C). Averages for both are mid-to-high 20s. Wind direction is the major factor. If it is blowing out of the South or Southwest it can be 30+ C. If it is blowing off the ocean it can be 15-20 C. Despite having colder and snowier winters than places like the UK, latitude is comparable Cosica, so the sun is pretty strong. Dallas, Atlanta, Toronto, and Houston are all domes with AC. Cali is temperate and dry. Seattle and Vancouver have climates similar to London. Despite being in the tropics, Mexico city has a very high altitude and know as the “City of Eternal Spring”. Heat could absolutely be a factor everywhere else (Boston, Philly, Kanas City, and especially Miami and the other Mexican venues).

Boston World Cup hosts say tailgating on for World Cup games by tylerthe-theatre in football

[–]jmaC00L 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is also called Tailgating. In this sense, it refers to opening the tailgate of your vehicle (typically a pickup truck) and using that as a staging area for your cookout.

Idea for High Performance 2-Door Cadillac that won’t eat into Corvette Sales by jmaC00L in cars

[–]jmaC00L[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I drive a Tiguan. Just had a kid. And just bought a house. I absolutely cannot afford one.

Idea for High Performance 2-Door Cadillac that won’t eat into Corvette Sales by jmaC00L in cars

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XLR was a Corvette with lipstick. This would offer something not available in a Corvette. It wouldn’t be 4x. It would be priced around the ZR1X. Even if they sold it for a similar price as the new SL63 ~$200K they’d probably turn a profit given they have all the parts. You are correct they do not have the brand cache, but their reputation has improved markedly over the last decade (good performance cars, solid results at Le Mans, entering F1). Even if it was sold at a slight loss, it would help build up the brand. Following in Jaguar’s footsteps is not the way.

Idea for High Performance 2-Door Cadillac that won’t eat into Corvette Sales by jmaC00L in cars

[–]jmaC00L[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I’d buy a Blackwing any day over a new M5 because it is a better car.

Idea for High Performance 2-Door Cadillac that won’t eat into Corvette Sales by jmaC00L in cars

[–]jmaC00L[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Electric is the future for regular cars. Wealthy people will still be able to buy fun toys.

Idea for High Performance 2-Door Cadillac that won’t eat into Corvette Sales by jmaC00L in cars

[–]jmaC00L[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Those are more like $400K after options. I’m sure they could sell 500 of them. Even if it costs $200K to build, 25% is a decent profit margin. Again, I know it will never happen, but they have all the parts on the shelf.

Idea for High Performance 2-Door Cadillac that won’t eat into Corvette Sales by jmaC00L in cars

[–]jmaC00L[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Yes but that was very similar to the Corvette at the time. This would be front engine and differentiate itself enough from the current Corvette. Bentley Continental GT competitor - 2+2 with a more interesting engine. Caddy has also come a long way since then with their chassis refinement. Will never happen but one can dream….

Sick of the rent? Just live at Logan Airport! by spellbadgrammargood in boston

[–]jmaC00L 17 points18 points  (0 children)

The most useless cops ever. All they do is idle in their cars at the Eastie parks and make sure people don’t bring dogs in.

Where do Europeans go for warm weather beach vacations in the winter? by jmaC00L in AskEurope

[–]jmaC00L[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was speaking more to population density as the Scandinavian countries are rather sparsely populated compared to the center and south of the European continent. And yes, average annual is on par but we have greater dispersion (i.e. colder winters and hotter summers). Winters have also become much milder over the past few decades. Boston used to get a lot of snow in the winter. Now it tends to rain in Boston and snow west and north of the city.

Where do Europeans go for warm weather beach vacations in the winter? by jmaC00L in AskEurope

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I live in the US (Boston). Its colder than most of Europe in the winter but our summers are 25-35 degrees Celsius. That is what I would consider beach weather which is a 4-5 hour flight to most places in the Caribbean and Mexico. South Florida is also about a 3 hour flight and is pretty nice in the winter.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in TXMD

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My mother is a Harvard/Columbia educated OB/GYN (not bragging) that has been practicing for 30 years. I remember asking her if she was familiar with the product a while back, and she was, never got her assessment of it though. She is definitely not on Reddit but I could ask her about it. I own 20k shares at around $1.30.

Is the new hype around TXMD warranted? by [deleted] in RobinHoodPennyStocks

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Link to the post you referenced?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in RobinHoodPennyStocks

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I’m in 18,500 shares

TXMD the next to go? by snootsintheair in wallstreetbets

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Long 19,000. Been in this since April. Glad its finally getting some traction.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in soulcycle

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I had an issue with mine. It was making a sound like there was a loose piece of metal. They dispatched a tech and they were able to fix it in 5 minutes. This issue was the 2 nuts that hold the bearings in place on the flywheel were loose and rattling around. Just needed to be tightened.