BOM - Thinking Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman

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Skipping Steps Leads to Failures

A few days ago I reported on the structural failure at the former Pfizer headquarters at 235 East 42nd Street in Manhattan. Late last week we learned a few more details. The structural engineer on the project has now publicly stated that the reinforcing steel specified in the con ...  Show more

Burt Mulwitz

Burt Mulwitz is based in Pataya in Thailand. He has been investing in real estate over 7 decades. On today's show he is sharing a funny story of a 68 unit property that I suspect my brother was living in. To connect with Burt call 310-922-1175 or visit his website at burtmentor.c ...  Show more

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