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Is anyone running sims that support sports other than golf? I’ve never played any but was curious about the experience. I’d want something that has solid golf software but can also support other sports for family fun.

Any insight would be much appreciated!

Looking at a 97 with roughly 140k miles on it for $2k. This would not be a daily driver and I have no problem grinding and sealing this rust, it is it too much for a weekend off roader? I hit and poked every part of it and there’s no holes but definitely some flaking in spots that need to be grinded and sealed. If it matters, it’ll live in a rust free part of the country from now on.

Considering the miles and the price, what are your thoughts?

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What way do you calculate closing ratios? My situation makes it difficult to accurately track closing ratios since a sale can close anywhere from a week to 6+ months after they are deemed a prospect.

Example:

Month 1: 10 new prospects - 5 closed

Month 2: 10 new prospects - 5 closed from new prospects. 2 closed from month 1 prospects.

Month 3: 10 new prospects - 5 closed from new prospects. 1 closed from month 1 prospects. 2 closed from month 2 prospects.

This scenario continues month over month and year over year so there will never be a cutoff. How would you calculate closing ratio in this example?

The title gets to the point but I wanted to add some color as well. I'm by no means an expert in crypto or blockchain tech but I believe I have an understanding. I'm sure you'll correct me if I don't. :)

I see the benefits in the various forms that crypto can take such as p2p money transfer, smart contracts etc. However I still struggle with the simple question of why someone would ever choose to pay a merchant with crypto vs their Visa/Amex etc.

By its very nature crypto is decentralized and takes financial institutions out of the payment equation but as a consumer I rely on the protection that my bank gives me when I make a payment with my credit/debit card.

When you look at payments in

Does anyone know the premium dealers/wholesalers pay direct from the mint on gold eagles/buffalo? I believe it's $2 on ASE's but wasn't sure on the gold coins. Obviously want to try to buy as close to that as possible but I don't know what that target is. Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone - I recently bought the 5 stone Lansky angle system as it looked like the easiest way for me to get into sharpening. I also picked up the super sapphire stone for it. I used it on some crappy utility kitchen knives I had just to get the hang of it and moved on to my Wusthof chef's knife that needed some love.

The utility knives were basically blunt and they did sharpen up nicely but they aren't razor sharp. The chef's knife is also a lot sharper but again not razor sharp. The angles were 20 for the utility and 17 for the chef.

Any suggestions on how to use this system to get these things slicing through newspaper? I've watched a lot of videos on the system but feel like I'm mis

A little bit of click bait in the title but I just got my first order of junk and I'm not sure how I feel about it. Obviously it's worn, dirty, and ugly but that doesn't bother me. What bugs me is the lack of consistency with each coin.

I got a bunch of Washington's, a couple Standing Liberty's, and a Barber. The amount of wear on each is obviously different but some are really slick and weigh at least a gram less than what they should. I understand that's probably normal but still has me thinking...

So my question...what's the appeal of junk silver if you're getting less silver for your money and it's considered ok? Is it just because it's a lower cost fractional? Because it's easily re