Jeremy Glantz

Anybody out there convinced - and scared - that the biggest deal of their career was emailed to them today around, say, 12:30pm ET? @Outlook

Microsoft Outlook is down. Productivity across America is skyrocketing. Microsoft is apologizing and has assured customers that engineers are working around the clock to restore unnecessary emails, pointless meetings, and Reply All disasters. A mandatory Teams meeting has been scheduled to discuss the crisis... ...but nobody has received the email notification!

Anybody out there buy New Jersey tax credits? Curious (for a client)

Friend of mine is underwriting multifamily acquisitions and is looking for the best data source for rent comps. What do all of you use?

My grandfather, Morris LeKashman (born Mosheh Lekachmacher), emigrated from Minsk to America as a child and later fought for the US in World War I. He was a member of Company H, 308th Infantry, 77th Division - the unit that later became part of the famed “Lost Battalion.” On or about August 17, 1918, he was severely wounded in a German gas attack, several weeks before the Lost Battalion was surrounded in the Argonne. He survived the war, but died when my mother was still young, so I never got the chance to know him. His story is a reminder that the service and sacrifice of those who wear our country’s uniform should never be minimized or taken for granted. On this and every Veterans Day, I’m grateful for my grandfather - and for every veteran who has served our country. 🇺🇸

floridapolitics.com/archives… just curious what Floridians think about this? Sounds like lower taxes, but is that a good thing for everybody? And I mean for EVERYBODY.

was chatting with a couple of guys last night when one of them mentioned something about how many holiday parties seem to be in November instead of December this year. The other guy said that's a reflection of the economy - November parties are less expensive than December parties. Anybody else seeing/hearing this?

Awesome to watch @hitsamty and @PinkPoloShorts in action. Thank you for including me!

what's your record for the number of calls on your calendar for a single day that got rescheduled on that day (the request to reschedule came on the same day as the scheduled call, and the call got rescheduled for a different time the same day or another day.) 4 of them today.

I just got pitched by someone to set up sales calls for me based on my established client criteria, but priced only on a per-completed-call basis, with no regard for closed business. Sounded interesting, but the pricing STARTED at $450 PER CALL, and that seems like a lot of money to pay for leads that probably rarely turn into business. I'm sure that having someone bring you vetted potential clients at this price point would be great for certain businesses, but for a commission business with wonky economics, it seems like the wrong way to allocate my biz dev spending. Anybody do this already at this level and have success with it?

if your AI is slow these days, you can blame everyone comparing health plan options during open enrollment.

If anybody tells you that they are sitting on cash and have to put it out, be skeptical.

Just curious - has anybody penciled in a $5,000 "bonus" after November 3rd to cover their end-of-year expenses?

And if you Delay Send, do you use the old Outlook, which only lets you schedule send on the half-hour/hour, or the new version that lets you pick the minute?

spent a lot of time in traffic this weekend. How many of you think that you save time by switching into a different lane when you're in traffic? Guess what - you're wrong.

gas is up by $1.40/gallon at the cheapest gas station near me since the Iran war started. If you fill up 15 gallons every time you fill up, and if you fill up once/week, that's an extra $21/week. doesn't seem too bad, right? especially if that's the only increase in your spending. but let's expand that out a little. Over the course of a full year, that's $1,092. Again, for many (most?) of us, that's probably not going to have an impact on what we can do for our families. But what if you are truly living paycheck to paycheck and have no savings? Now, what if you are in that same boat and have 2 cars? That's almost $2,200. For a lot of people, that's more than a month's rent or a mortgage payment. Now you're getting into real choices between gas, food, and medication. If you ever think about the plight of others, this is one of those things that might make you think.

so, are we not allowed to use the term AI anymore? Is this a deep state plot to increase circulation of @SI_Swimsuit?

If you’re at the @Bisnow Data Center Conference in Dallas tomorrow and see me at the Hyatt Regency, say "Hey, Josh." I know, I'm not Josh - but that's my identical twin brother's name, and he's at that hotel for a different conference! And send me a selfie with him!