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CoversJLo OP t1_j6ykwmv wrote
Reply to comment by AnotherDrunkCanadian in I am Jason Logan, Senior Industry Analyst and Professional Sports Bettor, AMA about the Super Bowl by CoversJLo
If it came down to my money riding on an Octopus vs. some other animal picking the winner, I'm ride-or-die Octopus.
CoversJLo OP t1_j6ykich wrote
Reply to comment by Agreeable_Pomelo_542 in I am Jason Logan, Senior Industry Analyst and Professional Sports Bettor, AMA about the Super Bowl by CoversJLo
Depends on those injured KC players. If we get some positive updates, then this could go to pick'em. I think there are plenty of public players who would jump on Mahomes & Co. as underdogs too. When the odds opened and the move went to Eagles -2.5, I said this could very well come back and close KC -1. It was the lookahead line before championship games and many books opened SBLVII with KC as big as -1.5.
cjoy555 t1_j6ykdxh wrote
Reply to I'm Yves Abel, Principal Conductor of the San Diego Opera. I’ve conducted all over the globe, and even got to work with the great Leonard Bernstein while in training. AMA! by sandiegoopera
Who makes the best tacos in San Diego?
Saltpataydahs t1_j6yk3dh wrote
Reply to comment by Reiiser in I'm (m) 31 years old from Germany and am dying of germ cell cancer! AMA by Reiiser
It will be okay. Nothing 'bad' happens when you die. There's no reason for it to. For most people the biggest fear is nothingness but that won't happen either. It's just not bad, not necessarily good either. But the good news is if being dead makes you sad, and being away from your lived ones makes you feel bad, you won't feel that way when you die. Because that's bad and nothing bad happens when you die.
CoversJLo OP t1_j6yk1g3 wrote
Reply to comment by GoalNo5817 in I am Jason Logan, Senior Industry Analyst and Professional Sports Bettor, AMA about the Super Bowl by CoversJLo
Kelce, especially if the KC WRs are thin. He could score a TD or two and that's MVP material. He's out there 13/1 at some books, which is good when compared to odds of +850 elsewhere.
CoversJLo OP t1_j6yjj0r wrote
Reply to comment by Flynty4 in I am Jason Logan, Senior Industry Analyst and Professional Sports Bettor, AMA about the Super Bowl by CoversJLo
The WR injuries for KC could impact the Chiefs game plan. Andy Reid was optimistic JuJu could be back at practice once they return. They may not be able to stretch the field if they're missing some deep threats.
JasinNat t1_j6yjb3m wrote
Reply to comment by Sololop in I'm (m) 31 years old from Germany and am dying of germ cell cancer! AMA by Reiiser
Nope. It was on the underside.
CoversJLo OP t1_j6yj7nm wrote
Reply to comment by BrentAndrews79 in I am Jason Logan, Senior Industry Analyst and Professional Sports Bettor, AMA about the Super Bowl by CoversJLo
61.5 is a good number for Smith Over, as he's out there as big as 65.5. Sneed's health is big for this one. Concussions are tough to gauge his recovery.
prohotpead t1_j6yj59p wrote
Reply to I'm Yves Abel, Principal Conductor of the San Diego Opera. I’ve conducted all over the globe, and even got to work with the great Leonard Bernstein while in training. AMA! by sandiegoopera
I really enjoyed the premiere of El ultimo sueno del frida y diego last year. Does the san diego opera have plans to make more original pieces and am I going to get a second opportunity to see el ultimo sueno here at the civic center again? I would love to share the experience with some people who couldn't join me last November!
ColinMac0 t1_j6yimcf wrote
Reply to comment by CoversJLo in I am Jason Logan, Senior Industry Analyst and Professional Sports Bettor, AMA about the Super Bowl by CoversJLo
Makes a lot of sense, thanks!
CoversJLo OP t1_j6yilgy wrote
Reply to comment by JaMo8600 in I am Jason Logan, Senior Industry Analyst and Professional Sports Bettor, AMA about the Super Bowl by CoversJLo
Die instantly or eventually?
I think my max at one time was 3, and I heard angels afterwards. I think it was angels. Could have been my gut crying.
It's the best deal in the world and I have a weakness for the dollar HDs.
GoalNo5817 t1_j6yikw1 wrote
Reply to I am Jason Logan, Senior Industry Analyst and Professional Sports Bettor, AMA about the Super Bowl by CoversJLo
Best Super Bowl MVP bet (who isn’t a QB)?
Agreeable_Pomelo_542 t1_j6yiegb wrote
Reply to I am Jason Logan, Senior Industry Analyst and Professional Sports Bettor, AMA about the Super Bowl by CoversJLo
How much do you think the spread of Super Bowl 57 will change between now and Feb. 12?
tandoori_taco_cat t1_j6yie6j wrote
Reply to I'm Yves Abel, Principal Conductor of the San Diego Opera. I’ve conducted all over the globe, and even got to work with the great Leonard Bernstein while in training. AMA! by sandiegoopera
To the layman, what makes a great conductor?
maxfreedom6996 t1_j6yiavz wrote
Reply to I'm Yves Abel, Principal Conductor of the San Diego Opera. I’ve conducted all over the globe, and even got to work with the great Leonard Bernstein while in training. AMA! by sandiegoopera
We hear "worked with the great Leonard Bernstein" from many imposters who may have just conducted in a masterclass with him. What do you specifically mean by that phrase? In what capacity did you "work" with him?😂
CoversJLo OP t1_j6yiaef wrote
Reply to comment by reddit455 in I am Jason Logan, Senior Industry Analyst and Professional Sports Bettor, AMA about the Super Bowl by CoversJLo
Nope. You could have gotten the Eagles around +4,000 to win the Super Bowl before the start of the season, while Chiefs were +750 range. Now the Super Bowl moneyline is Eagles -125/Chiefs +105.
As for the silly bets you can make on the Super Bowl circus, I know some offshore operators will allow wagering on commercials. Like, which one will air first: Bud Light or Doritos. Wild stuff.
wsj OP t1_j6yi5ig wrote
Reply to comment by TXKAP in We are real estate and housing economists Danielle Hale and George Ratiu and housing reporter Nicole Friedman, discussing affordability within the U.S. real estate market. Ask us anything! by wsj
Research has shown that wealth, including housing wealth, has an impact on labor force participation decisions. In this recent data review from the Fed, they update previous research which suggested that 15% to 20% of the decline in labor force participation could have been caused by rising asset values (including for housing & financial assets). The latest data adjusts for falling real asset growth and finds that somewhere between 16% and 36% of the recent increase in labor force participation could be explained by these trends. So wealth has an impact, but it's not the only impact.
The Fed is focused on its dual mandate: price stability and full employment. And with the unemployment rate still near long-term lows and inflation well above target, price stability is the half of the mandate that has commanded more of the Fed's attention.
While wealth effects are important, it's also important to remember that if one spends housing wealth by using a mortgage to tap into equity, it has to be repaid.
-Danielle
Flynty4 t1_j6yi0yr wrote
Reply to I am Jason Logan, Senior Industry Analyst and Professional Sports Bettor, AMA about the Super Bowl by CoversJLo
Do you see any changes for both Philly and KC in terms of what their game plans have been leading up to this game?
wsj OP t1_j6yi02q wrote
Reply to comment by TheBenjamin8 in We are real estate and housing economists Danielle Hale and George Ratiu and housing reporter Nicole Friedman, discussing affordability within the U.S. real estate market. Ask us anything! by wsj
Rent control as a topic has a good bit of research literature focused on it. Based on real-life cases, restricting the amount of rent a landlord may collect tends to dis-incentivize capital improvements to a property, or even new construction, because the costs tend to increase with inflation, many times at a faster pace than rent growth. While rent control measures can stem the rapid rise in rents over a short time period (and thus offer relief to burdened tenants), over a longer time horizon, they tend to discourage development and lead to diminished supply in the market, which in turn, keeps market-rate rents going up. A more sustainable solution for affordable housing, especially given population growth, is new construction. - George
biotensegrity t1_j6yhzz3 wrote
Reply to I'm Yves Abel, Principal Conductor of the San Diego Opera. I’ve conducted all over the globe, and even got to work with the great Leonard Bernstein while in training. AMA! by sandiegoopera
Does your voice mail greeting consist of you singing, "Nobody's hooooome, nobody's hoooooome." to the tune of Beethoven's 5th Symphony in C Minor?
BrentAndrews79 t1_j6yhyfc wrote
Reply to I am Jason Logan, Senior Industry Analyst and Professional Sports Bettor, AMA about the Super Bowl by CoversJLo
AJ Brown o72.5 Rec yards or DeVonta Smith o61.5
Which eagles receiver is more likely to hit their number?
hongabonga t1_j6yhtij wrote
Reply to I'm Yves Abel, Principal Conductor of the San Diego Opera. I’ve conducted all over the globe, and even got to work with the great Leonard Bernstein while in training. AMA! by sandiegoopera
So great to have an AMA with you! Let's play some piano concertos together? @piano_mario on ig :)
JaMo8600 t1_j6yht57 wrote
Reply to I am Jason Logan, Senior Industry Analyst and Professional Sports Bettor, AMA about the Super Bowl by CoversJLo
How many Costco hotdogs do you think you could eat before you died?
What would you set the total at?
DonMrla t1_j6ykxsf wrote
Reply to comment by OnlineShoppingWhore in I'm Yves Abel, Principal Conductor of the San Diego Opera. I’ve conducted all over the globe, and even got to work with the great Leonard Bernstein while in training. AMA! by sandiegoopera
Only when performing at “The Place to Be”