Are there any Seinfeld fans out there? Well did you ever see “The Bizarro Jerry” episode? That’s how I felt today watching the Patriots. The played the exact opposite of how everyone expected them to play. They were led by bizarro Tom Brady who lost a fumble and threw 3 interceptions. Needless to say I’m not in a great mood.
Why Make Predictions? from the Financial Philosopher A behavioral economics approach to predictions.
Spreading (mis)Information from @ObliviousInvest Another behavioral economics post, this time on incentives. It might be a reach but it is in a way. People do need to accept that personal finance is flooded with misinformation.
Being Frugal Has It’s Limits from @ThomasJStanley This title tells it all. There is a find line between cheap and frugal that many people choose to tiptoe. Me, I’ll just avoid it all together.
How To Increase Your Widow or Widower’s Benefits from @NealFrankle A very passionate post that is supported by emotional experiences and must follow advice.
IRA New Year Resolutions from @theslottreport The perfect follow to the last post. This is a direct and to the point post of things to make you are done in regards to your retirement accounts.
3 things that you need to check out this week:
- The Samurai Fund – All Hands On Deck! from @financialsamura
- Money Crashers 2010 New Year Giveaway Bash – $7,400+ in Cash and Amazing Prizes
- Make sure to check out Untemplater
Don’t miss my appearance this past week:
- Carnival Of Mutual Funds 3 from Beat Mutual Funds
- Best of The Rest: Reverse Jinx Edition from @DanielPacker
- How many doors do you have open? from @cjbowker
- Simple Sunday Financial Blogger’s Roundup from @BSimple
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Hi EOW – I watched the game and heard that Tom Brady was offered $2 million from someone to tank the game. A couple of the Patriot’s defensive players had some offer as well. Pretty neat to see the Bengals kicker miss a 28 yarder and another chip shot to lose the game as well. You don’t think he was paid off?
This is why I love watching college football more. Although there is corruption, it’s on a lesser scale.
Best, Sam
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You would think that $2 millions wouldn’t be incentive enough to tank that game. Think of how much more than that he could have made from bonuses, endorsements and future contracts by winning and continuing to win.
Couldn’t you argue that college football is worse because they do the same for less amounts of money? Plus the whole college degree without going to class.
Pro is definitely more corrupt. College is about the passion of victory, and getting into the pros. Once you got the $50 mil contract, who cares?
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Thanks for the mention. I now bestow upon you the honorary title of Pilgrim Person!
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