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To. when my wife and i bought our first home, 13.5% interest rates. we thought we were geniuses. >> our mortgage was 17% in the early 70s. >> neil: two old men here arguing. you're the best. finish that thought. >> i think there's still things to do. i think the insurance sector is a good place to be. i think some of the beaten up pharmaceuticals like pfizer and bristol, decent dividends. and the techs -- we would still be a buyer with meta. >> neil: thanks, teddy. you can sense i'm a fan. this man patiently guided me through covering this confusing world in english. he would always stress to ...

Who's at not at all >> a 93-year-old hiker named everett didn't let age stop him when he decided to climb half dome with his son and 19-year-old granddaughter. he admits he didn't really know what he was getting into having trialed to failed to do it i knew what he was getting into. despite the challenge he unlike me reached the summit of the famed yo setity landmark in 13.5 hours. well done sir >> a type of cloud known as a roll cloud captured the attention of a man visiting daytona beep. he described the formation as looking like a worm in the sky. i think we're all thankful it wasn't actual...

10%, france and scotland done at 8%, 9%, io%, given the republic of ireland are being at 13.5% making it competitive against the rest of the british isles and here we have the highest rateable value in the uk and wales have 75% rateable value discount in scotland we are paying 100% rates this year, even though the scottish government got £223 million in barnett consequentials, that wasn't passed on to hospitality in scotland so we have that as well. the deposit return scheme. all of these kind of things falling on us in scotland that governments need to look at. fire in scotland that governm...

Win it dixie says its private label can be 20% cheaper and look ahead of time online. >> if i had a taste for something but next week it's going to go on sale, i'll wait and buy it when it's buy one get one are free. >> i know a lot of people are going to be looking at their bills and saying what do you mean prices are down. it's month to month they've dropped. anna, year-over-year, it's still 7.1% higher for groceies like hot dogs. compare that to last august when it was 13.5%, and we're moving in the right direction. i'm kind of the five or six hot dog, five hamburger kind of guy, but for no...