I don't agree with that analogy. I've never had a girlfriend where I looked her parents in the eye and told them to trust me. Never told them I will help mold them to be young men ready for the next steps in their life.
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I don't agree with that analogy. I've never had a girlfriend where I looked her parents in the eye and told them to trust me. Never told them I will help mold them to be young men ready for the next steps in their life.
Because overpopulation.
Overpopulation leads to huge societal costs. But why did it become overpopulated?
Eventually TX and FL will experience the same thing as money created in the market structures elsewhere look to hide profits there. As a part time resident of FL and frequent visitor of the large TX metros, it’s already well underway.
You think the players or parents want him hanging around? It’s like the old girlfriend, they just want you to GTFO of there.
Alright now I'm even more curious....a lot of people travel out of state for work -- meetings, consults, etc that can be from half-day to multiple days. Are they supposed to be withholding taxes from their home state/paying taxes in another as well?
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Essentially it depends on if your work is for operating purposes or management purposes; with a few nuances.
If you are self-employed and you take any job out-of-state, you would be subject to tax laws from both states (although some states have reciprocity agreements with other states that need to be considered); however if you are employed by a company that has locations in multiple states and you are sent by the company's management to consult, audit, or meet (in review meetings etc.) out-of-state you generally would not be subject to out-of-state tax.
For more details see your professional tax accountant.
yeah I have travelled to texas quite a bit for business meetings and enjoyed many large cities, smaller cities and rural areas. I always enjoyed it, but a couple years ago i attended a meeting in Austin at the large convention center. I was cheap so stayed about 6 blocks away and figured I could just walk to the meeting. I was stunned by the number and aggressiveness of the homeless. It was honestly a little scary, and I don't scare that easily. But other than that have loved my trips to Texas.
Agreed. I lost a lot of respect for Pollard right here. His quote is both politically biased and wildly incorrect.
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It is a difficult situation. I would not tell my staff to stop recruiting. I would need to know more about the timing to decide one way or another. The assistant does need to grow some, this is a big dollar business and he better be able to roll with it or he will get ate alive.
This makes the most sense. Freeman is responsible for Notre Dame's best recruiting class in a while. If they didn't hire him Freeman goes to LSU and I'd bet a lot of the recruits would as well. Freeman is the best choice for them if they wish to keep momentum and not have a mad scramble to keep their team and class together.
I think if he doesn’t get it tOSU is going to make him the highest paid coordinator in the country.
For the most part, the burbs that make up Austin Metro don't share a number of the more controversial governance philosophies with Austin. Also, after the governor threatened to step in, along with citizen uproar, Austin proper has started to deal with the homeless issue.
What Jamie isn't saying in that quote is the people taking these big name jobs are making 10 million dollars a year now, which is going to pay more than the 4.5-5 Matt is making now regardless of the tax discrepancies.
Taxes are surprisingly similar in Texas and California
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And they already have millions and millions of dollars that have already been taxed.
Didn't know much about him until now, he's flying through the coaching ranks. Went from rookie coach to DC at ND in 4 years, while supposedly turning down a number of other top tier coordinator jobs.
I could see that for sure! He won't stick around South Bend to work for a new coach...he has done that job already! If OSU wants him...and they can pay him...he will be living in Columbus for a year or two until he gets the HC job that is certainly coming his way!
They did manage to secede from Mexico.
Texas history is awesome. It's so much more interesting than the history we have in the Upper Midwest (some Chicago history excepted).
