Another reason why you can’t listen to idiots on the news.

Buyer be smart. Don’t buy. This is from January 2008. Big up to Peter.

Whats up with Connie? LOL. She was so wrong. You know… I’m so sick of this kinda crap on the news. The news is supposed to inform people, but how can you inform people with 3 second sound bites?

[video above] Highlights of Beverly Hills real estate Broker Connie De Groot’s best appearances on “Fox News Channel” and “Fox Business Channel,” from May 2007 thru January 2008.”

Connie is on crack and trying to make that commission. Here’s another one…

Connie was the star of the “Eye on LA” segment of this ABC 7 News program about trends in Los Angeles. In this episode, she works with the owners of 1625 Clear View Drive and showcases her ability to get a home in prime condition for the market. Original Air Date: June 28, 2008.

Wow. June 2008, huh? Television has become one big crackpipe. We need to stop inhaling.

Come on now… Like I said, the news is supposed to inform you. This may have been true back in the day, but today the news confuses and/or misleads you. These pundits (like Connie) argue with some other pundit and at the end of the story, you are left to your own conclusions… Well, where is the value in that? How can you make an informed decision based on news reports that don’t inform you? Your conclusion will be based on sound bites, lies and misinformation and that is not what the public needs right now. What we all need are hard facts. I don’t even bother with the news. There is so much crap going on and the news is NOT covering any of it.

Now is not the time to listen to people that will just tell you what you wanna hear.

1. Save your money.
2. Don’t buy anything big right now.
3. Save your money.
4. Stop buying crap. Come on. It won’t make you or your life that much better.
5. Listen to smart people with credentials who state facts.
6. Pay attention… Read up on this stuff online because you’re not going to hear about everything on TV or in that mainstream magazine. Believe me, many people predicted these economic problems would occur. Very few of them were on TV or in the news paper. And… The few that did have the opportunity to inform the masses were ridiculed. Thats what we call news. What if we actually reported what is going on, what is coming and how can handle existing problems or prepare for the future? That would be beneficial.
7. Read this.