John P Anderson retweeted
Replying to @stoolpresidente
Bruno's is the spot. Rocco's is good but Bruno's is the most classic.
Feels pretty spot on. Is one better tho?
John P Anderson retweeted
Welcome to California where instead of producing more power to meet demand during heatwaves, the nation’s dumbest state just turns the power off while charging the highest electricity rates in the country
John P Anderson retweeted
Move the Chargers back to San Diego. Or to Mexico City or something. They're kind of a liminal franchise at this point, the equivalent of an auxiliary airport terminal.
Here for the LA Haterade
USC might be the perfect representation of LA: some of the worst beaches and surf in California, plus the state’s #1 “Beach Bummer” at Santa Monica Pier, yet somehow they still look down on everyone else. Meanwhile, go north or south and you’ve got Santa Barbara, SLO, Big Sur, Santa Cruz, Huntington, Newport, Laguna, San Clemente and San Diego. And while people project an image of being good because they drive a Prius or Tesla, Pete Carroll was actually out in LA’s toughest neighborhoods helping people and feeding the homeless because he genuinely cared. That’s what being a good person looks like.
John P Anderson retweeted
If this were universally legal and frictionless to build in California, I believe the state's population would be like 60 million lol.
The state has absurd advantages it nearly completely wastes.
BEVERLY HILLS SAYS IT DOESN’T FIT. STATE LAW SAYS BUILD IT ANYWAY.
A vacant lot is set to become a 26-story, 310-foot tower with 200 homes, 22 affordable units and a rooftop pool.
The Builder’s Remedy strikes again and the revised design looks incredible!
Details by @UrbanizeLA 👇
John P Anderson retweeted
Can rent control fix the housing crisis? No. In fact, it could make things a whole lot worse.
Find out more in my latest for @WSJFreeEx
If you're on the board of a foundation or endowment, you now have a dilemma.
There exists an endowment stlye ETF, with all in fees less than 0.25%.
When you bring this up during the board meeting, a simple question will be raised.
"If we can't beat this low cost ETF, what are we even doing?"
Your current structure: Massive fees and compensation, and an incredibly complicated process. Hundreds of pages of portfolio reports, dozens or hundreds of employees that cost who knows what.
You now have a major liability.
How do you justify that decision over a simple ETF?
If anyone looking for X Money / @XMoney access let me know and I can send you $1 to try to speed up for you.

























