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    #21
    Originally posted by Blaithin View Post
    Just let’s some people stick their head back in the sand and blame federal politics a little bit longer. Once the pandemic is over they’ll be back where they were.
    You dont run your farm like that idiot
    Neither do i
    “The budget will balance itself” comment shows his intelligence and budget skills

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      #22
      Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
      A lot of this seems puzzling.
      Record household debt before Covid , job market not the greatest before either
      The Covid hits , and within month the house market takes off , sea doos and RV’s sold out .
      Now house market still on “fire” yet 25% ready for bankruptcy? Hmmmm
      I must live a sheltered live cause none of what’s going on makes sense at all .
      Friend of mine was hauling boats from the dealer to buyer this summer. The way he talked, 1/3 of sales were guys getting out of existing boats into new to get lower monthly payments.

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        #23
        When I hear people asking for shut down I always wonder if they themselves will go home with no paycheck?
        Most of the time obviously not.
        If Moe shuts it down will he pay all those that have no income from the day they go home?
        Doubtful as the province can't print money or issue bonds that the BOC buys.
        Can Mr Treudau come up with another 350 billions?
        The liberals see income tax time comming fast and all those cerb recips get a big bill that will come out of any other support program they routinely recieve like child tax or welfare.
        He needs an election before that happens.
        Those chickens again.
        Always come home to roost.

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          #24
          Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
          A lot of this seems puzzling.
          Record household debt before Covid , job market not the greatest before either
          The Covid hits , and within month the house market takes off , sea doos and RV’s sold out .
          Now house market still on “fire” yet 25% ready for bankruptcy? Hmmmm
          I must live a sheltered live cause none of what’s going on makes sense at all .
          With all the negative covid shit on the news every minute of our lives.
          Maybe people think we are all going to die anyway. Buy and enjoy.

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            #25
            Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
            A lot of this seems puzzling.
            Record household debt before Covid , job market not the greatest before either
            The Covid hits , and within month the house market takes off , sea doos and RV’s sold out .
            Now house market still on “fire” yet 25% ready for bankruptcy? Hmmmm
            I must live a sheltered live cause none of what’s going on makes sense at all .
            My friend build stairs for a significant portion of new houses in Edmonton and he’s as busy as ever the last few months. Talking to the banker the other day and first time home purchase numbers are as high as ever too. Cheap rates are doing it apparently.

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              #26
              Originally posted by Partners View Post
              With all the negative covid shit on the news every minute of our lives.
              Maybe people think we are all going to die anyway. Buy and enjoy.
              We know that isn't going to happen, but I'm getting tired of it already.

              Always thinking about my parents and the risk it poses to them, makes me take some extra precautions.

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                #27
                I plan to do my Christmas shopping locally, masked and sanitized of course. We have lost 5 local businesses in town since the start of covid and I'm sure there are many more on the verge of closure. I was in a well established local clothing store Thursday and couldn't believe my eyes. The store which is usually packed with endless options, was half empty and the owner was the only person working there. And for the 20 minutes I was there, I was the only customer . F going to the city to stand next to hundreds of strangers to save 10%. And yes the post office is the busiest place in town. We have done alot of online shopping in the past but I think we better shop local or local won't be an option in the future.

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