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@YourAnonNews Is the tow strap secured to the back door latch? If yes, that is the most impressive thing I have ever seen.

A mom in a Toyota Sienna pulls a cyber truck out after it gets stuck in sand.

@JordanStrack If you pay the $32 McNamara garage daily rate sure. But it is terrible if you take an offsite parking or rental car shuttle. They literally forgot to design a pick up/drop off location. And the terminal tram is useless. An unnecessary up and down. May as well walk. #hateDTW

DTW is the best airport in America. No one can convince me otherwise. Easy to navigate. Just parked and got through security in 6 minutes. Ton of places to sit and avoid crowds - a very important thing, btw. Just always delivers.

@coachzblair10 I agree. A cooler without ice “isn’t a good idea”

Parents really posted this prior to a tournament game. How isn't 1 person in the group like, "Nah, this probably isn't a good idea." As their daughters warm up behind them. 🤦🏼‍♂️

@Super70sSports I’m not a big fan of the Boss but Seger was basically the frontman of a Tom Waits cover band in the latter stages of his career. so that is no for me.

Bob Seger is better than Bruce Springsteen. I don’t know how many of you are joining me on this island but I feel like it will be 50% geniuses and 50% guys who make women instinctively lock their car doors.

@HistorianUSA1 Since the police won’t actually arrest or prosecute I would offer him $20.

This dad is going viral for a reason. A 13-year-old girl stole his daughter’s $1,000 phone at school in Indiana. School finds it and IDs the thief. He heads straight to file felony charges, but gives the parents an out: pay for the replacement phone and he drops everything. He’s not mad at the parents — he just wants real consequences so kids learn. Plus he lets his daughter carry the phone for safety and in case of an emergency. What would YOU do? Did this dad handle it right — or should he seek full prosecution?

@JacobsVegasLife 153

How many times have you visited Las Vegas in your lifetime?

@MatrixMysteries Why do people put bananas, melons, avacados in a bag. Are we supposed to eat the outside?

“What am I supposed to buy now—just basics? None of the snacks go through on EBT.” “I’m at checkout and it keeps declining—now I gotta use my OWN hard earned money for food." The level of fraud and waste that went unnoticed for years is staggering.

@Motorsport So stupid.

HUGE CRASH at Talladega. Calling it the Big One doesn’t do it justice.

@pokerface_ash_ That’s a lot of words bro.

2014… I rolled up to the Bellagio with my entire bank account in cash. At the time, that meant a couple hundred dollars. I sat down at a $1/$3 game with money I couldn’t afford to lose. But I wanted to play in a Vegas poker room so bad. Almost immediately, I lost close to half my buy-in. And then out walks Greg Mueller from Bobby’s Room. The guy I had watched on Poker After Dark and ESPN. FBT = Full Blown Tilt. The same guy whose words had already changed the way I looked at poker… and he had absolutely no idea. There I was in a tiny $1/$3 game, watching him walk past after probably playing pots worth more than an average house. I gave him the goofiest, somewhat starstruck smile as he passed by. I texted my friends on the Strip, “OMG, I just saw a poker pro I watch on TV.” A little while later, he came back around. And then he sat down at my table. Just for fun. This man had just come from the biggest cash game on the planet and sat down with us, running up a stack like it was nothing, while I was over there stressing about a couple hundred dollars. We started talking, and I got to tell him how he unknowingly changed my life. Rewind to 2013. I had just started watching poker, playing on Full Tilt, trying to figure out what the hell this game even was after discovering it at a team bonding night in college. I dusted off a couple hundred dollars on my credit card and lost sleep over it. But I was hooked. I didn’t know anyone in my life who played. I was just fascinated. So I did what so many of us did back then. I watched the WSOP Main Event on ESPN. That’s when I saw it. Greg was making a deep run, and they did a segment on him. He talked about retiring from professional hockey and being left with this competitive void. Then he found poker. He talked about how he realized he could outwit, outsmart, and outwork people at the table the same way he had on the ice. How poker gave him back that fire. And something in me lit up. Because I was living that EXACT moment. I had just walked away from being a college athlete and basketball coach. And the hardest part wasn’t the lifestyle shift. It was losing that competitive part of myself. That thing that made me feel most alive. I didn’t know where to put it anymore. It clicked… poker was not just gambling. It was a battlefield for the mind. Where you could outwork your competition. Just like in basketball. I loved that. From that point on, poker was different to me. Still a tiny fish… but learning to swim. So there I was a year later, sitting across from Greg at Bellagio, telling him that his ESPN segment had shaped the trajectory of my life. We ended up talking for hours. To this day, Greg is a friend, mentor, and one of the biggest inspirations in my journey through this game. And I still do not know if he fully understands that one ESPN segment helped rewire the way I saw my entire future. So hearing the WSOP Main Event is coming back to ESPN brings all of it flooding back. The nostalgia. The DREAM. Back then, watching the Main on ESPN felt so far away it almost didn’t seem possible. It felt like something that belonged to others. Surely not me. And now I will be playing my fourth Main Event this summer, after cashing for the first time last year, after building a career and a life around this game that I once thought was just a card game on TV. How insane is that? What I love most about poker comes down to competitiveness. It has challenged my biggest insecurities, torn apart my mental walls, and demanded more of me in every element of life, not just at the table. It’s not a card game. It’s a mind sport. And ESPN putting it back on the biggest stage in sports will create more moments like the one I had watching Greg all those years ago. More lightbulbs going off. More athletes, competitors, and dreamers like me realizing this game is so much deeper than what it looks like on the surface. And that’s a beautiful thing. @wsop

Walked by Casa Farta today and was pleasantly surprised by the delicious aromas in the air. A must try in Porto.

@Resto1Greatness @JesterJum @denstarr4 Anton Yelchin would agree with you if he was still alive.

@JesterJum @denstarr4 Took a rental back because of this. Craziest shit ever gonna get someone killed

Whoever decided it was a good idea for engines to shut off at red lights should be put in prison...for life

@_ROB_29 I’ve always enjoyed these fun images of his spine.

Who remembers Robbie Knievel jumping the Grand Canyon in ‘ 99'? Iconic or crazy?

@CountryMichSt “Fewer” points and assists per game than Fears

Jeremy Fears Jr. : - AP All-American - 1st Team All-Big Ten (coaches and media) - 9.4 Assists per Game (led college basketball) - #1 option with insane usage on a Top-11 Michigan State team - More points and assists per game than Cadeau Elliot Cadeau: - Saucekill’s little brother - Nut Allergy - Fake music producer & rapper - Only accolade (NCAAT MOP) is because his team’s best player was hobbling on one foot - #4 option on his own team - Less points and assists per game than Fears

@jason_abel @dreamkid83 You could make the argument that 5150 is 2.59577 times more than 1984.

@dreamkid83 I’ll say it. 5150 is better than 1984

I’m just gonna go ahead and say it. I prefer Van Halen with Sammy Hagar.

@potatokmish Not related to the cash out value but…..If you don’t want to take the entire $2500 risk until the end why not bet $500 5 times or $250 10 times. Then you can cash out a portion of the bet early.

There should be stricter regulatory laws against the predatory practice of cash out offer amounts by retail sportsbooks being well beneath market values.

@MikeBales So many starches on one plate.

As most of you know, my son is a Sailor. He sent a picture of his lunch yesterday from the galley. I’m thankful that we are finally taking care of our men and women in uniform. 🙏🏻🇺🇸

@draftcheat Will there be music blaring instead of game audio? If not, you’re doing it wrong. At least, According to every sports bar I’ve been to in the last 15 years

Anyone want to open a Sports Bar? 1. Massive TVs every where. Impossible to have too many 2. Servers are only baddies who know ball. Real sports fans. They gotta be gambling on games with the patrons. We will search far and wide. 3. We pony up for every sports package. You want to watch an event at our bar, we got you. 4. Bar TV audio decided by popular vote yay or nay once an hour. This bar is for the people. 5. Real deals. Cheap pitchers, light beers. 6. Little gaming area. Darts with metal tips, pool, Golden Tee. What am I missing?

@iron_brutus Marie Sharps from Belize. It is carrot based. Hot but actually has flavor too.

Which one is the best? And if none of these are your favorite, let me know what is.

@MensHumor I “feel” Rolling Rock is gross.

I know tip culture is insane, but how do you feel about this??

@woodwardsports @MSU_Football @BigTenNetwork @bigten @Spenmorax 1

How many wins do you predict for the Michigan State Spartans with this schedule? 👀