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Es mí, la gente que siempre hace preguntas porque es muy fun cuando empezamos a reaccionar
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¿Cuales son sus compañeras que ahora van a pagar tu renta?
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Cuando comparemte a mi padre en el 1960s en el 1950s
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¿Coffee es que crean más?
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Hello my name's Arrow, I'm a daily rider a silent wolf I stand on the sidelines and do nothing but watch listen study
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Then activate I happen to call it the daily mess because it's a chronological walkthrough in every day world
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It means it's my morning writing. Oh oh, well as a receiver of thoughts and ideas
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We asGirls in 2 throws things to the side and deal with it later when a subject arrives inside of me dude
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es tiempo de digar en.
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Still keeping that daily journal,
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pero por hacer esa research,
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la pica becomes clearer.
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Esto es el mes de daily.
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o sea, que es solo surfacing ahora.
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pagando monthly rent
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para residentes de departamentos y condos.
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Es decir, cómo legal es esto.
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La primera y foremost,
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no la luces que trabajan en su ciudad y en el estado.
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Estas empresas financieras que pagas la renta en tiempo, y pagas que pagas en más
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altas altas altas, no, pero es illegal.
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Es depends on how the actual thing is structured.
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Most US states has interest rate caps.
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No at the very beginning, what the expectations are going to be.
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The loophole that makes high rates possible, is called a rentabank model.
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Large plans is seen as controversial and is currently being challenged in US courts.
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Non-bank loaners are still seen as true lenders, and they have got to follow state rules.
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When they set things up, you should know this is looked upon as being predatory and
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Make sure your rent lenders are properly licensed in your state.
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Know how high the state's interest rate cap is.
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Other questions to bring up include physical banks are they involved.
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Do all you can to know who every single player is.
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There are a lot of loopholes, and you don't need to get caught up in one.
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In fact, you've got to ask yourself even the biggest question.
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Do you really need a loan to pay this month's rent?
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Hey, coming up next, how much coffee are we consuming today compared to my parents
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in the 1950s and 60s?
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When it comes to coffee, oh, we love our coffee.
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Are we consuming more today compared to my parents of the 1950s and 60s?
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You would think with Starbucks being almost on every corner and every mom and pop operation
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in between, coffee would be on the increase, correct?
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It's shifting, but it's not increasing.
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Research shows our parents of the 1950s and 60s actually consumed more coffee than what
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I mean, the average cup back then, they did about three cups a day.
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Yes, its strength was a little bit on the screwy side.
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In fact, my father used to call it watered-down-colored coffee.
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There was very little variety in the 1950s and 60s.
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We're talking about no lattes, no cold brews.
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The people of the 1950s and 60s turn coffee into daily fuel and not the experience.
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Whereas today, come on, two cups of coffee, that's what we're doing.
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After in bigger cups, coffee is still a fuel, but man, it's about our lifestyle and identity.
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Back in mom and dad's day, though, coffee consumption didn't really have competition
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like it does today, which does affect sales on the way to the bank when it comes to who's
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winning this race, Red Bull and other power drinks, or coffee.
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And it looks like coffee is taking a hit.
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Red Bull is the same buzz, but with less work.
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I'm Aero and that's the Daily Mass.
