Dominic Kirks to SC confirmed
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Imagine if there were any accountability for publicly reporting false information instead of having journalistic integrity and digging into the matter yourself
When you get paid the same amount for the right or the wrong information, there's no incentive to put in any effort into reporting the information that matters most to football fans -
It also helps when you have subscribers who are a bunch of mouth breathing morons who couldn’t figure out how to cancel their subscriptions if their lives depended on it.whatshouldicareabout said:Imagine if there were any accountability for publicly reporting false information instead of having journalistic integrity and digging into the matter yourself
When you get paid the same amount for the right or the wrong information, there's no incentive to put in any effort into reporting the information that matters most to football fans -
TITTT?whatshouldicareabout said:Imagine if there were any accountability for publicly reporting false information instead of having journalistic integrity and digging into the matter yourself
When you get paid the same amount for the right or the wrong information, there's no incentive to put in any effort into reporting the information that matters most to football fans -
Rest assured that Eklund is compensated in a way that is commensurate with the accuracy and quality of his contributions.whatshouldicareabout said:Imagine if there were any accountability for publicly reporting false information instead of having journalistic integrity and digging into the matter yourself
When you get paid the same amount for the right or the wrong information, there's no incentive to put in any effort into reporting the information that matters most to football fans -
Curious, what does he make?GreenRiverGatorz said:
Rest assured that Eklund is compensated in a way that is commensurate with the accuracy and quality of his contributions.whatshouldicareabout said:Imagine if there were any accountability for publicly reporting false information instead of having journalistic integrity and digging into the matter yourself
When you get paid the same amount for the right or the wrong information, there's no incentive to put in any effort into reporting the information that matters most to football fans -
Queefs.Vegasdawg said:
Curious, what does he make?GreenRiverGatorz said:
Rest assured that Eklund is compensated in a way that is commensurate with the accuracy and quality of his contributions.whatshouldicareabout said:Imagine if there were any accountability for publicly reporting false information instead of having journalistic integrity and digging into the matter yourself
When you get paid the same amount for the right or the wrong information, there's no incentive to put in any effort into reporting the information that matters most to football fans -
I don't think that site makes much more than $300k in gross receipts. That assumes over 2,000 full paying subscribers at $120 a year, which if you've ever posted there is far more than the number of people you actually interacted with. We'll have to take Kim's word for it that most subscribers lurk and don't post. Outside of that, besides minimal ad sales, I can't think of any other revenue channels they may have.Vegasdawg said:
Curious, what does he make?GreenRiverGatorz said:
Rest assured that Eklund is compensated in a way that is commensurate with the accuracy and quality of his contributions.whatshouldicareabout said:Imagine if there were any accountability for publicly reporting false information instead of having journalistic integrity and digging into the matter yourself
When you get paid the same amount for the right or the wrong information, there's no incentive to put in any effort into reporting the information that matters most to football fans
The overhead is probably pretty low (besides their nacho cheese budget), and I'm guessing only Kim goes to away games, where he moonlights as a photographer to cover travel costs. For all the hot talk about lawyers though, they likely incur $0 in legal fees and haven't been able to afford more than a 30 minute consultation in years. It's a bare bones operation over there.
Who knows what their financing looks like, but I can't imagine they were able to secure much debt for such a small operation. Maybe one of them had a rich aunt die and the inheritance has been keeping the lights on while they hemorrhage cash.
Either way though, I can't see how any of them are taking a salary in excess of $100k (as "CEO" Kim probably takes distributions instead, but same fucking thing when it's just three jackasses at the company). Eklund is probably bottom of the totem pole and is getting far less than the other two. But the math is depressing no matter what - that is not nearly enough money to afford an even halfway comfortable lifestyle in one of the highest COL areas in the country. And it's not like they're getting a 401k match or even a mildly decent healthcare plan. I'm guessing they all have side gigs (does Kim still sell real estate?) to supplement the paltry earnings they're getting from the site. For their sakes I hope they bought their homes in the 90s so they're at least sitting on a pay day and can eventually retire to Sequim or some other cheaper shit hole. -
So you’re saying we shouldn’t make fun of them because they already live a sad existence?GreenRiverGatorz said:
I don't think that site makes much more than $300k in gross receipts. That assumes over 2,000 full paying subscribers at $120 a year, which if you've ever posted there is far more than the number of people you actually interacted with. We'll have to take Kim's word for it that most subscribers lurk and don't post. Outside of that, besides minimal ad sales, I can't think of any other revenue channels they may have.Vegasdawg said:
Curious, what does he make?GreenRiverGatorz said:
Rest assured that Eklund is compensated in a way that is commensurate with the accuracy and quality of his contributions.whatshouldicareabout said:Imagine if there were any accountability for publicly reporting false information instead of having journalistic integrity and digging into the matter yourself
When you get paid the same amount for the right or the wrong information, there's no incentive to put in any effort into reporting the information that matters most to football fans
The overhead is probably pretty low (besides their nacho cheese budget), and I'm guessing only Kim goes to away games, where he moonlights as a photographer to cover travel costs. For all the hot talk about lawyers though, they likely incur $0 in legal fees and haven't been able to afford more than a 30 minute consultation in years. It's a bare bones operation over there.
Who knows what their financing looks like, but I can't imagine they were able to secure much debt for such a small operation. Maybe one of them had a rich aunt die and the inheritance has been keeping the lights on while they hemorrhage cash.
Either way though, I can't see how any of them are taking a salary in excess of $100k (as "CEO" Kim probably takes distributions instead, but same fucking thing when it's just three jackasses at the company). Eklund is probably bottom of the totem pole and is getting far less than the other two. But the math is depressing no matter what - that is not nearly enough money to afford an even halfway comfortable lifestyle in one of the highest COL areas in the country. And it's not like they're getting a 401k match or even a mildly decent healthcare plan. I'm guessing they all have side gigs (does Kim still sell real estate?) to supplement the paltry earnings they're getting from the site. For their sakes I hope they bought their homes in the 90s so they're at least sitting on a pay day and can eventually retire to Sequim or some other cheaper shit hole. -
Kim has been an alleged realtor over one of the great housing booms in history. Some ups and downs but the last 20 years you should be able to print money
Renton isn't Los Angeles but still -
Kirks is so locked in that he’s not signing today. What do we pay Ektard for, anyway?
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I moved here from California in 2007 and was looking for a nice 3 BD, 2 BA house in Renton. After hearing about Mr. Grinolds from some co-workers, I called him up. We met at Starbucks over a banana, and I knew after about 5 minutes of talking with Mr. Grinolds that he lived up to his reputation as being very knowledge-able and experienced.RaceBannon said:Kim has been an alleged realtor over one of the great housing booms in history. Some ups and downs but the last 20 years you should be able to print money
Renton isn't Los Angeles but still
After a few showings, I found the house of my dreams in Renton, near my job. I had a few doubts before offering, mostly regarding my unease the market. I was wary, but Mr. Grinolds assured me that the housing market is only going to continue going up and in about 5 years I should be able to see a 50% increase in value on my house. Awesome, a real estate agent who has the market dialed in!
A few months later after a successful purchase, the bubble burst and I lost everything. I was angry at first, but Mr. Grinolds calmed me down and I now know that his assurance that the market going up was only what he was hearing. Clearly I needed to learn the difference. Despite living on the streets of Kent and using Starbucks wifi to write this review, I learned a valuable lesson thanks to Mr. Grinolds. I would recommend him to anyone.
- Alex Ossai (Bought a home with Kim Grinolds in 2007 in Seattle, WA) -
Fear_Boner said:
Kirks is so locked in that he’s not signing today. What do we pay Ektard for, anyway?
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Sounds like an open portal slot to meFear_Boner said:Fear_Boner said:Kirks is so locked in that he’s not signing today. What do we pay Ektard for, anyway?
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Just drop Kirks and take that Butler guy
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i havent looked at that website in ages but, 2,000 paying subscribers? The free boards looked like a ghost town last time i saw it (maybe a decade?)GreenRiverGatorz said:
I don't think that site makes much more than $300k in gross receipts. That assumes over 2,000 full paying subscribers at $120 a year, which if you've ever posted there is far more than the number of people you actually interacted with. We'll have to take Kim's word for it that most subscribers lurk and don't post. Outside of that, besides minimal ad sales, I can't think of any other revenue channels they may have.Vegasdawg said:
Curious, what does he make?GreenRiverGatorz said:
Rest assured that Eklund is compensated in a way that is commensurate with the accuracy and quality of his contributions.whatshouldicareabout said:Imagine if there were any accountability for publicly reporting false information instead of having journalistic integrity and digging into the matter yourself
When you get paid the same amount for the right or the wrong information, there's no incentive to put in any effort into reporting the information that matters most to football fans
The overhead is probably pretty low (besides their nacho cheese budget), and I'm guessing only Kim goes to away games, where he moonlights as a photographer to cover travel costs. For all the hot talk about lawyers though, they likely incur $0 in legal fees and haven't been able to afford more than a 30 minute consultation in years. It's a bare bones operation over there.
Who knows what their financing looks like, but I can't imagine they were able to secure much debt for such a small operation. Maybe one of them had a rich aunt die and the inheritance has been keeping the lights on while they hemorrhage cash.
Either way though, I can't see how any of them are taking a salary in excess of $100k (as "CEO" Kim probably takes distributions instead, but same fucking thing when it's just three jackasses at the company). Eklund is probably bottom of the totem pole and is getting far less than the other two. But the math is depressing no matter what - that is not nearly enough money to afford an even halfway comfortable lifestyle in one of the highest COL areas in the country. And it's not like they're getting a 401k match or even a mildly decent healthcare plan. I'm guessing they all have side gigs (does Kim still sell real estate?) to supplement the paltry earnings they're getting from the site. For their sakes I hope they bought their homes in the 90s so they're at least sitting on a pay day and can eventually retire to Sequim or some other cheaper shit hole.
The paid board is really that active? -
you can take both lmao.bananasnblondes said:Just drop Kirks and take that Butler guy
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Then why the hold up with butler?backthepack said:
you can take both lmao.bananasnblondes said:Just drop Kirks and take that Butler guy
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I think they slow played him and he’s reciprocating. We find out tomorrow I think.AtomicDawg said:
Then why the hold up with butler?backthepack said:
you can take both lmao.bananasnblondes said:Just drop Kirks and take that Butler guy
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Is it bad I thought this was a real review until the last paragraph?whatshouldicareabout said:
I moved here from California in 2007 and was looking for a nice 3 BD, 2 BA house in Renton. After hearing about Mr. Grinolds from some co-workers, I called him up. We met at Starbucks over a banana, and I knew after about 5 minutes of talking with Mr. Grinolds that he lived up to his reputation as being very knowledge-able and experienced.RaceBannon said:Kim has been an alleged realtor over one of the great housing booms in history. Some ups and downs but the last 20 years you should be able to print money
Renton isn't Los Angeles but still
After a few showings, I found the house of my dreams in Renton, near my job. I had a few doubts before offering, mostly regarding my unease the market. I was wary, but Mr. Grinolds assured me that the housing market is only going to continue going up and in about 5 years I should be able to see a 50% increase in value on my house. Awesome, a real estate agent who has the market dialed in!
A few months later after a successful purchase, the bubble burst and I lost everything. I was angry at first, but Mr. Grinolds calmed me down and I now know that his assurance that the market going up was only what he was hearing. Clearly I needed to learn the difference. Despite living on the streets of Kent and using Starbucks wifi to write this review, I learned a valuable lesson thanks to Mr. Grinolds. I would recommend him to anyone.
- Alex Ossai (Bought a home with Kim Grinolds in 2007 in Seattle, WA) -
if a kid is really considering usc over a 13-0 playoff team its too late for him
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This is how I feel about any kids considering CU vs real programsWilburHooksHands said:if a kid is really considering usc over a 13-0 playoff team its too late for him
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It sounds like Ohio State is slow playing this kid because they lost out on their top targets. Hopefully he ends up signing with us though.
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Some of us keep getting our credit cards charged and don't have a way to stop it.phineas said:
i havent looked at that website in ages but, 2,000 paying subscribers? The free boards looked like a ghost town last time i saw it (maybe a decade?)GreenRiverGatorz said:
I don't think that site makes much more than $300k in gross receipts. That assumes over 2,000 full paying subscribers at $120 a year, which if you've ever posted there is far more than the number of people you actually interacted with. We'll have to take Kim's word for it that most subscribers lurk and don't post. Outside of that, besides minimal ad sales, I can't think of any other revenue channels they may have.Vegasdawg said:
Curious, what does he make?GreenRiverGatorz said:
Rest assured that Eklund is compensated in a way that is commensurate with the accuracy and quality of his contributions.whatshouldicareabout said:Imagine if there were any accountability for publicly reporting false information instead of having journalistic integrity and digging into the matter yourself
When you get paid the same amount for the right or the wrong information, there's no incentive to put in any effort into reporting the information that matters most to football fans
The overhead is probably pretty low (besides their nacho cheese budget), and I'm guessing only Kim goes to away games, where he moonlights as a photographer to cover travel costs. For all the hot talk about lawyers though, they likely incur $0 in legal fees and haven't been able to afford more than a 30 minute consultation in years. It's a bare bones operation over there.
Who knows what their financing looks like, but I can't imagine they were able to secure much debt for such a small operation. Maybe one of them had a rich aunt die and the inheritance has been keeping the lights on while they hemorrhage cash.
Either way though, I can't see how any of them are taking a salary in excess of $100k (as "CEO" Kim probably takes distributions instead, but same fucking thing when it's just three jackasses at the company). Eklund is probably bottom of the totem pole and is getting far less than the other two. But the math is depressing no matter what - that is not nearly enough money to afford an even halfway comfortable lifestyle in one of the highest COL areas in the country. And it's not like they're getting a 401k match or even a mildly decent healthcare plan. I'm guessing they all have side gigs (does Kim still sell real estate?) to supplement the paltry earnings they're getting from the site. For their sakes I hope they bought their homes in the 90s so they're at least sitting on a pay day and can eventually retire to Sequim or some other cheaper shit hole.
The paid board is really that active? -
Lucky for you you and your credit card are both expired so you should be good.brents said:
Some of us keep getting our credit cards charged and don't have a way to stop it.phineas said:
i havent looked at that website in ages but, 2,000 paying subscribers? The free boards looked like a ghost town last time i saw it (maybe a decade?)GreenRiverGatorz said:
I don't think that site makes much more than $300k in gross receipts. That assumes over 2,000 full paying subscribers at $120 a year, which if you've ever posted there is far more than the number of people you actually interacted with. We'll have to take Kim's word for it that most subscribers lurk and don't post. Outside of that, besides minimal ad sales, I can't think of any other revenue channels they may have.Vegasdawg said:
Curious, what does he make?GreenRiverGatorz said:
Rest assured that Eklund is compensated in a way that is commensurate with the accuracy and quality of his contributions.whatshouldicareabout said:Imagine if there were any accountability for publicly reporting false information instead of having journalistic integrity and digging into the matter yourself
When you get paid the same amount for the right or the wrong information, there's no incentive to put in any effort into reporting the information that matters most to football fans
The overhead is probably pretty low (besides their nacho cheese budget), and I'm guessing only Kim goes to away games, where he moonlights as a photographer to cover travel costs. For all the hot talk about lawyers though, they likely incur $0 in legal fees and haven't been able to afford more than a 30 minute consultation in years. It's a bare bones operation over there.
Who knows what their financing looks like, but I can't imagine they were able to secure much debt for such a small operation. Maybe one of them had a rich aunt die and the inheritance has been keeping the lights on while they hemorrhage cash.
Either way though, I can't see how any of them are taking a salary in excess of $100k (as "CEO" Kim probably takes distributions instead, but same fucking thing when it's just three jackasses at the company). Eklund is probably bottom of the totem pole and is getting far less than the other two. But the math is depressing no matter what - that is not nearly enough money to afford an even halfway comfortable lifestyle in one of the highest COL areas in the country. And it's not like they're getting a 401k match or even a mildly decent healthcare plan. I'm guessing they all have side gigs (does Kim still sell real estate?) to supplement the paltry earnings they're getting from the site. For their sakes I hope they bought their homes in the 90s so they're at least sitting on a pay day and can eventually retire to Sequim or some other cheaper shit hole.
The paid board is really that active? -
I didn’t read the article because I’m a Jew and won’t pay for access, but in the first couple paragraphs it says that he didn’t sign because Schmidt left.
Why the fuck would you care about the position coach when the head coach is Deboer? -
It's an excuse to use while you get slow played by other schools like Ohio State.JECAR said:I didn’t read the article because I’m a Jew and won’t pay for access, but in the first couple paragraphs it says that he didn’t sign because Schmidt left.
Why the fuck would you care about the position coach when the head coach is Deboer? -
Absolutely, he was going to play for Inoke anyway.AtomicDawg said:
It's an excuse to use while you get slow played by other schools like Ohio State.JECAR said:I didn’t read the article because I’m a Jew and won’t pay for access, but in the first couple paragraphs it says that he didn’t sign because Schmidt left.
Why the fuck would you care about the position coach when the head coach is Deboer? -
Overall after reading I felt a little better that he might sign here. As long as we hire someone with a little bit of recruiting ability and Ohio state keeps slow playing I think we can close him.
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