David Mulligan, I think you, Dan Smith and Jeff Bond should start some sort of Fisher mailer recycling program. It could go a long way towards mitigating Global Warming.
Dan Smith, Say it isn't so! Let me get Steve Y. on the phone and set you and the Missus up for some free Kibbeh and Tabbouleh. And when you go ask him "What happens when the company decides its customers are eating into its profits and decides to shut down?" as David Mulligan (see below) wants to know.
William Perry, thank you for your most insightful comments. Any appreciation you may have for my chapter has to do with Jonathan's innovative idea for the book and his skillful editing of my prose. If anyone else might want to read both, then . . . https://humbledollar.com/book/my-money-journey/
Dan Smith, I agree with you on how to deal with anything involving Fisher Investments . . . I met with one of their Reps (once), and she couldn't be bothered to buy me a cup of coffee, let alone a steak.
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Where exactly do you keep these gold bars? Any (very) specific details would be appreciated.
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Link to comment from March 11, 2026
So, I should just ‘Click on “build a ladder.”’ Who knew?
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David Mulligan, I think you, Dan Smith and Jeff Bond should start some sort of Fisher mailer recycling program. It could go a long way towards mitigating Global Warming.
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Mark Eckman, so you drove yourself to the hospital while having a heart attack? Now that's what I call self insurance!
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Link to comment from February 28, 2026
Dan Smith, Say it isn't so! Let me get Steve Y. on the phone and set you and the Missus up for some free Kibbeh and Tabbouleh. And when you go ask him "What happens when the company decides its customers are eating into its profits and decides to shut down?" as David Mulligan (see below) wants to know.
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Link to comment from February 28, 2026
Leo Shanley, appreciate your feedback, and you my friend sound like a man who'd "never walk into a place [you] don't know how to walk out of."
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Link to comment from February 26, 2026
William Perry, thank you for your most insightful comments. Any appreciation you may have for my chapter has to do with Jonathan's innovative idea for the book and his skillful editing of my prose. If anyone else might want to read both, then . . . https://humbledollar.com/book/my-money-journey/
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Link to comment from February 25, 2026
Howard Schwartz, thanks for your feedback, though I think “short-changed” is a better synonym.
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Link to comment from February 24, 2026
Dan Smith, I agree with you on how to deal with anything involving Fisher Investments . . . I met with one of their Reps (once), and she couldn't be bothered to buy me a cup of coffee, let alone a steak.
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