High end rotomolded cooler deal.

Raymont · July 2015

So much for an informative, useful, interesting threat on RTI coolers.

fishlessman · July 2015

Raymont said:

So much for an informative, useful, interesting threat on RTI coolers.

while still overpriced for my budget those coolers are a steal compared to yeti

JohnInCarolina · July 2015

fishlessman said:

usually the biggest driver to debt is overspending and borrowing to much, do we really need to look

Yes, there are inputs and outputs, and the difference contributes to the debt. It's good to know that some folks still believe in math, I suppose, but the point is the policies and actions behind the ins and outs and what-have-yous, you see?

Of course many people believe tax cuts actually increase revenues, so what do I know. Maybe math isn't so reliable after all.

nolaegghead · July 2015

lol

DMW · July 2015

JohnInCarolina said:

fishlessman said:

usually the biggest driver to debt is overspending and borrowing to much, do we really need to look

Yes, there are inputs and outputs, and the difference contributes to the debt. It's good to know that some folks still believe in math, I suppose, but the point is the policies and actions behind the ins and outs, you see?

Of course many people believe tax cuts actually increase revenues, so what do I know. Maybe math isn't so reliable after all.

Lower tax rates leave more money in the hands and pockets of individuals and corporations. We all know as soon as you have more money you spend it on cookers, coolers, and other things that stimulate the economy and corporations use it to provide wage increases and growth of their domestic workforce.

See, I brought it back on topic.

DMW · July 2015

DMW said:

JohnInCarolina said:

fishlessman said:

usually the biggest driver to debt is overspending and borrowing to much, do we really need to look

Yes, there are inputs and outputs, and the difference contributes to the debt. It's good to know that some folks still believe in math, I suppose, but the point is the policies and actions behind the ins and outs, you see?

Of course many people believe tax cuts actually increase revenues, so what do I know. Maybe math isn't so reliable after all.

Lower tax rates leave more money in the hands and pockets of individuals and corporations. We all know as soon as you have more money you spend it on cookers, coolers, and other things that stimulate the economy and corporations use it to provide wage increases and growth of their domestic workforce.

See, I brought it back on topic.

Oh, I forgot the punchline, so with lower tax rates, tax revenue actually increases. See, math.

JohnInCarolina · July 2015

DMW said:Oh, I forgot the punchline, so with lower tax rates, tax revenue actually increases. See, math.

That is amazing! Why don't we just lower them all the way to zero! MATH FOR THE MOTHAFUGGIN WIN, AMIRITE?!?!?

Hi54putty · July 2015

I am not going to persuade anyone or be persuaded by anyone from a political perspective on an Internet forum. Complete waste of time, and quite frankly, I don't know any of you personally in order to make a judgement on your position.

Having said that, I reserved 2 of these coolers and am ready for someone to tell me whether they are any good or not.

DMW · July 2015

JohnInCarolina said:

DMW said:

DMW said:

JohnInCarolina said:

fishlessman said:

usually the biggest driver to debt is overspending and borrowing to much, do we really need to look

Yes, there are inputs and outputs, and the difference contributes to the debt. It's good to know that some folks still believe in math, I suppose, but the point is the policies and actions behind the ins and outs, you see?

Of course many people believe tax cuts actually increase revenues, so what do I know. Maybe math isn't so reliable after all.

Lower tax rates leave more money in the hands and pockets of individuals and corporations. We all know as soon as you have more money you spend it on cookers, coolers, and other things that stimulate the economy and corporations use it to provide wage increases and growth of their domestic workforce.

See, I brought it back on topic.

Oh, I forgot the punchline, so with lower tax rates, tax revenue actually increases. See, math.

That is amazing. Why don't we just lower them all the way to zero!

Well, we know that anything x 0 = 0, so that just wouldn't work you see.

BTW, you need to update your sig line.

JohnInCarolina · July 2015

SGH · July 2015

Im late to the game here, been real busy working today. With that said, while all you broke **** democrat lovers have been busy cluttering up my thread with propaganda, I have been out working so I can give over 1/3 of my money to those who are to lazy to work. Heck if it wasn't for the democrats I could afford a Yeti instead of the RTI coolers.

fishlessman · July 2015

nola, politics makes no sense to me

all i know is this year business has been good, i picked my head out of the sand, looked around, and all my local competitors are gone, literally gone

DMW · July 2015

SGH said:

Im late to the game here, been real busy working today. With that said, while all you broke **** democrat lovers have been busy cluttering up my thread with propaganda, I have been out working so I can give over 1/3 of my money to those who are to lazy to work. Heck if it wasn't for the democrats I could afford a Yeti instead of the RTI coolers.

1/3, you have quite a deal going on. I'll bet I'm above that when you total Fed + State + Local + Sales taxes. It sucks.

HendersonTRKing · July 2015

SGH said:

Ozzie_Isaac said:

@SGH rest easy my friend. The democrates are putting your money to good use.

I will say this and then stand down on the subject. I have to stay out of political matters as it really sets me off. But here is my thoughts on the democrats. Look at the pic carefully and read between the lines. This is a democrat taking his hood off.

Propaganda? I'm just another hoodie wearing D head, reading between the lines . . .

SGH · July 2015

DMW said:
over 1/3

1/3, you have quite a deal going on. I'll bet I'm above that when you total Fed + State + Local + Sales taxes. It sucks.

Read my quote again brother D. I said over 1/3, not a 1/3. I usually pay in around 38 percent unless a Republican controls the White House.

JohnInCarolina · July 2015

fishlessman said:

nola, politics makes no sense to me all i know is this year business has been good, i picked my head out of the sand, looked around, and all my local competitors are gone, literally gone

DMW · July 2015

SGH said:

DMW said:
over 1/3

1/3, you have quite a deal going on. I'll bet I'm above that when you total Fed + State + Local + Sales taxes. It sucks.

Read my quote again brother D. I said over 1/3, not a 1/3. I usually pay in around 38 percent unless a Republican controls the White House.

You are correct, I miss-read.

SGH · July 2015

Now, how about these RTI coolers?

fishlessman · July 2015

JohnInCarolina said:

fishlessman said:

nola, politics makes no sense to me all i know is this year business has been good, i picked my head out of the sand, looked around, and all my local competitors are gone, literally gone

thankyou mr obama, now could you get those workers off ssdi so i can put them to work

Ozzie_Isaac · July 2015

Help my dog is in-bread.

SGH · July 2015

Ozzie_Isaac said:

Help my dog is in-bread.

That's a good one brother Oz!!

nolaegghead · July 2015

I bet the dog never worked a day in its life. Welfare dog.

Enough is enough. We're gonna sink Scottie's thread and everyone will miss out on the opportunity to move cooler manufacturing from the US to Chine. So stop it y'all.