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  9. Thanks for your reports of objective findings on marriage. I have made the rational decision for MGTOW after experiencing a high value marriage. I did not like being a cuckold and so I filed for divorce and fortunately did well financially and emotionally using a unique strategy. My initial goals were to find Peace, Quiet and Freedom and I could no longer accept being a cuckold. The laws today encourage women both single and married to have as many sexual and relationship encounters as they want. The idea is taught in public schools that women decide when and what they do with their bodies and they are the only persons who can evaluate a mans value. That's fine with me. I'll just help these ladies find what they are looking for. This supports the trend for more and more women to use extramarital sex and relationships as a legal and sexual right. In my case I no longer employ women but instead filter my work through a services company which now has the legal responsibility for false claims that may arise by hiring women. I have never been happier in my life! When I want social or sexual contact with women I select only those who are married. This removes divorce and alimony from my life. It also eliminates false allegations in the way I have our meetings arranged. I am no longer the cuckold who brings in the money while she plays around. I agree that the husbands of these ladies are now the cuckolds. Every one of them is a Beta provider and they have no legal alternative but filing for divorce ( most states). This behavior I describe ( cheating wives) is so common and mainstream that there are many popular songs about this state of it's "cheaper to keep her" . Most men when confronted with wives like this quickly learn they can be financially destroyed by a divorce. The result is that many just try to look away while she is cheating. From my view, I see two primary "relationship" motives for women ( single and married) : 1) increased asset and social status and 2) amusement entertainment, novelty, chance taking and entitlement. When I recognize these goals among married women, I know that I will have a high probability that she will tell me she is "available" which seems to be the key word these women use to express their intentions. Many wives tell me they love their husbands but just want to have fun. Some of them even brag they were required to sign a prenup before marriage!! Yet they still cheat! This attitude tells me that they do not care about being responsible or accountable for their agreements ( Prenuptial contract and marriage license/vows) . Do I see a correlation with this behavior? Yes! it is the behavior of little girls. If I had a choice it would be less complicated, if women did not use hypergamy and the chase for Chad and Tyrone for entertainment. A high quality honest marriage where loyalty responsibility and accountability were traits of each partner would be ideal. But our laws do not support this. When I mention these character traits women get upset and tell me their husbands or boyfriends tell them the same thing! I see yet another correlation here but your research might learn the responsible schema via Factor Analysis?
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  16. Excellent presentation. I have decided to make my next car a Toyota! I have two questions: Now as a consumer I have "thick" skin and want to know and be assured that after I buy a Toyota ONLY qualified Toyota technicians work on my car. How do I do this in a polite way? 1) Can I ask the Service Manager WHO will be working on my car and their Toyota Technician certifications? 2) All people have different characters and different levels of honesty. As a Toyota Master technician you know that at some Dealers your flat rate or work on the vehicle as presented to the owner may be "different" ( I am trying to be polite) how do I only pay for the work that was actually done? In the past I brought my car to a Dealer because of specific expertise they had to solve my car problem ( starter would engage intermittently). I got suspicious of the fast talking Service Manager and as my car sat not able to star, I placed a chalk mark on the side of a tire and on the ground. Two days alter I saw an estimate for over $800 so my starter would work again. I asked for the invoice for this diagnosis and it was $250. The technician who worked on my car was standing near it. The Service Manager told me that he had to put my car up on the track and it took a few hours for diagnosis. The technician told me they could not start the car and it was never on the lift. The chalk marks matched and the car never moved. I paid this bill put the key in the ignition and the car started. It did this by jiggling the key. I don't want to get ripped off like this again. I found that a regular garage mechanic diagnosed and repaired the issue in less than one hour. The starter was installed 180 degrees out of alignment and no parts were required. This is a common problem with car repair. What should we do about this?
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  19. Again Excellent on inspections. My last house I hired 6 different specialists all scheduled the same day. Each specialist was a licensed contractor for a specific aspect of the house" Electrical, plumbing, structural, roofing, pest control-termites ( two different ones), General construction, HVAC, chimney fire places, water well, septic. I pay for these inspections and they work for me only. I require photos and a scale sketch of findings good or bad. I require GPR ( Ground Penetrating Radar) for all concrete slabs ( rebar quality and voids and other defects) I never use a "love letter" in writing, it makes me a weak buyer. However, providing a "love letter" but orally is fine through our one dual agent. I don't like any part of the transaction that is NOT in writing including the "love letter". A love letter is just talk and emotion which fine for sales but has no business in a written contract. Can this be a legal issue? Not when I buy. In my last deal my "love letter" was concerning the emotional interests of the seller, only, and it was done by speaking it. This did motivate the seller to accept my lowball offer as the Best ( fastest) for them. The Lowest and Best offer won out of six offers. The seller wanted Best ( fast) over price. I worked independently worked with the underwriter of the sellers mortgage company and the underwriter from my mortgage company for agreement on trying to avoid a short sale. Our Dual agent should have done this, but they only knew how to sell houses and not negotiate with mortgage underwriters ( also involved loan servicing depts).
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