Playoff Committee is Hitler

Canada: #1 in medical-assisted suicide #1 in freezing bank accounts of protestors #1 in arson of Christian churches #2 in hockey

Every time I go to Best Buy I look for the alien my dad taped to the ceiling 20 years ago when he worked there. Still going strong

@yonann Great advice.

Dave Ramsey tells a couple with $30k debt they’re too broke to eat out Caller: "We make $112,000 a year, and we have $30,000 in debt" Dave: "You make too much money to be this freaking broke" "I'm going to pay all of this off in just a year, but you have no life during that year, no eating out, no vacations, nothing"

If we did this, the President of the United States would currently be Donald Trump.

Mieszkańcy Los Angeles oddają hołd Polsce z okazji Dnia Flagi Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej. Wspaniały gest, dziękujemy! 🥹

@commie_trucker Why? And from whom? That money doesn’t just appear: it has to be taken for people. Imagine working for 40 years and not investing anything in an IRA. Even $100/mo will get you to ~$1 million with just index funds.

This is as cogent an argument against capitalism as any I can make. Everyone deserves a dignified life and comfortable retirement, regardless of income and investments.

Yep!

What is you ALL-TIME favorite Notre Dame football moment?

A doubling over 20 years is an annual 3.5% increase

Only two things are possible here: 1) Kelsey Plum’s management team is inept because that’s not how marginal tax brackets work 2) Kelsey Plum’s management team is super frustrated because they can’t convince her out of this stupidity.

I cannot believe this. Kelsey Plum really thinks that if she earned a dollar more (giving her a million-dollar salary), she would have to pay an extra $13,000 in income tax. That is not how marginal tax rates work! If she earned a dollar more, she'd pay an extra 13 cents.

Matt LeBlanc had $11 to his name. In 1994, the director of Friends flew the cast to Vegas on a private jet. Over dinner, he warned them this was the last time they'd go anywhere without being mobbed. They didn't believe him. His name was James Burrows. He'd directed the pilot and had a gut feeling the show was going to explode, so he called the head of Warner Bros. and said: "Give me the plane. I'll pay for dinner." He took them to Spago, the famous restaurant inside Caesars Palace. Booked the center table on purpose. Then he had them look around at the strangers walking past without a second glance, and said: "This is your last shot at anonymity. Once the show airs, you guys will never be able to go anywhere without being hounded." Lisa Kudrow remembers thinking, "Really? We don't know how the show's going to do. Why is he so certain?" Burrows handed each of them $200 in chips. LeBlanc lost his on craps in seconds, so Burrows loaned him another $200. They all wrote him reimbursement checks the next week. The pilot aired September 22, 1994. 22 million people watched. By season 2, Warner Bros. had quietly started paying Aniston and Schwimmer more than the rest. The cast found out. They refused to negotiate one-by-one ever again, and Aniston and Schwimmer even took pay cuts so all six earned the same. By the final season they were each pulling in $1 million an episode, which meant the cast alone cost $6 million every time they filmed a show. In 2000, they did something no TV cast had ever pulled off: they took 2 percent of every dollar Warner Bros. would ever earn from Friends. Forever. Forbes says Warner Bros. has now made $4.8 billion off the show. It still pulls in roughly $1 billion a year from reruns, streaming, and international rights. In April 2026, Lisa Kudrow told The Times of London that she and her surviving castmates each still take home around $20 million a year from a show they finished filming 21 years ago. Burrows was right. 52.5 million people watched the finale, the fifth most-watched finale in American TV history. None of them have walked through a casino unnoticed since that night at Spago.

Golden Tempo was in last place and somehow came all the way back to win the 152nd Kentucky Derby. Insane

Ruth’s Chris Steak House

the worst possible ending 😂

past a certain age, failure to understand the marginal tax rate can be a problem

Didn’t pay it into the principal I see

Man, that's crazy. Ten years after his quote in 1951 you say? I wonder who was in charge right up until that point and obviously thought differently

pay solid attention; an average millionaire is 40 not 23 an average billionaire is 55 not 35 the average age to buy a house is 35 not 25 most men hit their peak confidence at 32 not in their 20s it takes the average person 66 days to build a habit not 7 the average ceo is 57 not 30 most people meet their life partner after 27 not 18 the average successful business takes 5-7 years not 6 months most people don’t know what they want until they’re 30 not at graduation stop letting social media brainwash you. you are not behind, you’re on your own track. live it ❤️

NYT: "You've been talking on your show about whether Trump is the Antichrist" Tucker Carlson: "I have not said that" NYT: You said, "Here's a leader mocking the Gods of his ancestors, mocking the God of Gods, and exalting himself above them. Could this be the Antichrist?" TC: "I actually did not say 'could this be the Antichrist?'" NYT: ***plays clip of him saying exactly that*** TC: "I don't know where that comes from, but I know those words never left my lips"