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whydoiexist wrote:
Babel wrote:
glowed wrote:
Babel wrote:
I think we should trade exams
I can’t negotiate ):
me neither
rinafication
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Babel wrote:
"You represent John Sobieski, a retiree, who owns 350 acres of pastureland and forest near Cumberland, Maryland. About 330 acres of this tract are grasslands, suitable for pasturing livestock, with the remainder being heavily forested.

A decent-sized but slow-moving stream flows through the property, almost entirely in the heavily forested portion. Eventually, John wants to keep the property in his family, but in recent years his own use of the property has been limited to fishing in the stream, hiking in the forest, and gathering firewood for his personal use.

John's financial planner has recommended that he sell the property. John's nest-egg retirement investments are not doing as well as he had expected, and John is in need of additional cash. He reluctantly has come to the conclusion that he must lease his land. His financial planner has told John that within seven or eight years, he should be able to without the rental income. John is unwilling to give up the property for longer than eight years because he does not think he could bear to give up hiking and fishing on the property for any longer period.

John's real estate agent has told him that the market rate for renting land of this sort in this area is between 75-90 USD per acre per year, or between 26.250 and 31.500 for the entire tract.

The real estate agent also says that sometimes the presence of a stream will increase the rental value as much as 12-36 USD per acre, which would yield an additional 4200-12600 annual rent for the property. If the pastureland were fenced, it would bring a higher rental. However, Sobieski cannot afford the 24.000 USD it would take to fence the pastureland.

John asked you to negotiate the best possible deal you can that both satisfies his requirements and yields a fair market rental for the property.

You are meeting at your office."
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Arthema wrote:
glowed wrote:
Abby wrote:
apolocheese for the long paragraph,
I am sad
apologies if I crossed a line 😭 didn’t mean to make you sad
I really am sorry to hear that,, if nothing it’s making me take uni for granted a little less

serbia sucks in so many aspects but it’s cheap, esp for foreigners … 
oh noonono
you are alright, I in a way love bringing it up exactly for what you said, I also come from an eastern block country and like... as much as Russia claims it has some bussing ass unis.... just no
but it's not as bad cost wise like Israel

It's a sadness I'm willing to take if it keeps pushing me forward and will get me to that goal
I pray that my dream of being a curator, and then a director will be more in sight in a few years aaaaa

I'm glad to hear what you said though, yeah countries like that suck but it does not mean that your life should be or will be like that, and you can do anything you want so long as you'll plan some steps and take care of yourself, so good luck with your uni, praying for you to be able to study well and finish it, even when the laziness and hard times kick in
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Date: 14-01-2024 22:04
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whydoiexist wrote:
Babel wrote:
"You represent John Sobieski, a retiree, who owns 350 acres of pastureland and forest near Cumberland, Maryland. About 330 acres of this tract are grasslands, suitable for pasturing livestock, with the remainder being heavily forested.

A decent-sized but slow-moving stream flows through the property, almost entirely in the heavily forested portion. Eventually, John wants to keep the property in his family, but in recent years his own use of the property has been limited to fishing in the stream, hiking in the forest, and gathering firewood for his personal use.

John's financial planner has recommended that he sell the property. John's nest-egg retirement investments are not doing as well as he had expected, and John is in need of additional cash. He reluctantly has come to the conclusion that he must lease his land. His financial planner has told John that within seven or eight years, he should be able to without the rental income. John is unwilling to give up the property for longer than eight years because he does not think he could bear to give up hiking and fishing on the property for any longer period.

John's real estate agent has told him that the market rate for renting land of this sort in this area is between 75-90 USD per acre per year, or between 26.250 and 31.500 for the entire tract.

The real estate agent also says that sometimes the presence of a stream will increase the rental value as much as 12-36 USD per acre, which would yield an additional 4200-12600 annual rent for the property. If the pastureland were fenced, it would bring a higher rental. However, Sobieski cannot afford the 24.000 USD it would take to fence the pastureland.

John asked you to negotiate the best possible deal you can that both satisfies his requirements and yields a fair market rental for the property.

You are meeting at your office."
im not reading that congratulations or my condolences
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Arthema wrote:
Babel wrote:
Abby wrote:
Babel wrote:
I love this super power we've been born with.

I have, however, been near-blind all my childhood without anyone every realizing, so body language and eye contact is hard.
It is hella useful, that is for sure

oh man... hopefully you'll be able to work on it slowly and get better with that, I believe in you!
I hope my children will get the trait too...

Thank you !!  I've been looking at Bill Clinton interviews to have an easier time with deception
Amen
oh I-
PFFFF god that was a nice chuckle ahahaha
why deception?
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Babel wrote:
whydoiexist wrote:
Babel wrote:
"You represent John Sobieski, a retiree, who owns 350 acres of pastureland and forest near Cumberland, Maryland. About 330 acres of this tract are grasslands, suitable for pasturing livestock, with the remainder being heavily forested.

A decent-sized but slow-moving stream flows through the property, almost entirely in the heavily forested portion. Eventually, John wants to keep the property in his family, but in recent years his own use of the property has been limited to fishing in the stream, hiking in the forest, and gathering firewood for his personal use.

John's financial planner has recommended that he sell the property. John's nest-egg retirement investments are not doing as well as he had expected, and John is in need of additional cash. He reluctantly has come to the conclusion that he must lease his land. His financial planner has told John that within seven or eight years, he should be able to without the rental income. John is unwilling to give up the property for longer than eight years because he does not think he could bear to give up hiking and fishing on the property for any longer period.

John's real estate agent has told him that the market rate for renting land of this sort in this area is between 75-90 USD per acre per year, or between 26.250 and 31.500 for the entire tract.

The real estate agent also says that sometimes the presence of a stream will increase the rental value as much as 12-36 USD per acre, which would yield an additional 4200-12600 annual rent for the property. If the pastureland were fenced, it would bring a higher rental. However, Sobieski cannot afford the 24.000 USD it would take to fence the pastureland.

John asked you to negotiate the best possible deal you can that both satisfies his requirements and yields a fair market rental for the property.

You are meeting at your office."
im not reading that congratulations or my condolences
that's what my exam might look like tomorrow, so condolences are in order
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Date: 14-01-2024 22:05
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devilcake wrote:
feeling very ugh because next week is like all mandatory laborations and because i havent been accepted to the course yet im not in a group and im probably gonna miss a bunch of them but i dont wanna email course leader or like the admin people because its so embarassing to tell them that not only did i miss the initial sign up but i also read the date wrong n signed up a month late for late sign ups
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Date: 14-01-2024 22:06
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Babel wrote:
Abby wrote:
Babel wrote:
Abby wrote:
It is hella useful, that is for sure

oh man... hopefully you'll be able to work on it slowly and get better with that, I believe in you!
I hope my children will get the trait too...

Thank you !!  I've been looking at Bill Clinton interviews to have an easier time with deception
Amen
oh I-
PFFFF god that was a nice chuckle ahahaha
why deception?
because my professor is in love with Joe Navarro and he's made a 4-domain model for spotting deception, and he loves Navarro so much that it's been the main focus for a lot of our curriculum. So I know he'll use that against all of us
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glowed wrote:
Babel wrote:
whydoiexist wrote:
Babel wrote:
"You represent John Sobieski, a retiree, who owns 350 acres of pastureland and forest near Cumberland, Maryland. About 330 acres of this tract are grasslands, suitable for pasturing livestock, with the remainder being heavily forested.

A decent-sized but slow-moving stream flows through the property, almost entirely in the heavily forested portion. Eventually, John wants to keep the property in his family, but in recent years his own use of the property has been limited to fishing in the stream, hiking in the forest, and gathering firewood for his personal use.

John's financial planner has recommended that he sell the property. John's nest-egg retirement investments are not doing as well as he had expected, and John is in need of additional cash. He reluctantly has come to the conclusion that he must lease his land. His financial planner has told John that within seven or eight years, he should be able to without the rental income. John is unwilling to give up the property for longer than eight years because he does not think he could bear to give up hiking and fishing on the property for any longer period.

John's real estate agent has told him that the market rate for renting land of this sort in this area is between 75-90 USD per acre per year, or between 26.250 and 31.500 for the entire tract.

The real estate agent also says that sometimes the presence of a stream will increase the rental value as much as 12-36 USD per acre, which would yield an additional 4200-12600 annual rent for the property. If the pastureland were fenced, it would bring a higher rental. However, Sobieski cannot afford the 24.000 USD it would take to fence the pastureland.

John asked you to negotiate the best possible deal you can that both satisfies his requirements and yields a fair market rental for the property.

You are meeting at your office."
im not reading that congratulations or my condolences
that's what my exam might look like tomorrow, so condolences are in order
love how they ended things off with the location, is it so you'll feel more comfortable at the prospect of this negotiation taking place in your safe space .. or
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Babel wrote:
devilcake wrote:
feeling very ugh because next week is like all mandatory laborations and because i havent been accepted to the course yet im not in a group and im probably gonna miss a bunch of them but i dont wanna email course leader or like the admin people because its so embarassing to tell them that not only did i miss the initial sign up but i also read the date wrong n signed up a month late for late sign ups

sad im sorry to hear.
Write to admin people. they have to help
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devilcake wrote:
i just wanna learn about bacteria : (
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whydoiexist wrote:
tell me what to make for this please
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devilcake wrote:
Babel wrote:
devilcake wrote:
feeling very ugh because next week is like all mandatory laborations and because i havent been accepted to the course yet im not in a group and im probably gonna miss a bunch of them but i dont wanna email course leader or like the admin people because its so embarassing to tell them that not only did i miss the initial sign up but i also read the date wrong n signed up a month late for late sign ups

im sorry to hear.
Write to admin people. they have to help
chances are the reply will be sucks to be you we administer to the courses  in order of application so u have to wait
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devilcake wrote:
whydoiexist wrote:
tell me what to make for this please
skirt
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whydoiexist wrote:
devilcake wrote:
whydoiexist wrote:
tell me what to make for this please
skirt
punches you
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