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@WendyClapp1 It gets easier but you will always miss it.

@NYCMayor You are on record. Being mayor does not give you the right to speak for all New Yorkers.

This merger is bad for New Yorkers three times over. Thousands of jobs at risk here in the city. Streaming bills going up as competition disappears. And two of America’s most powerful media companies under one roof, deciding what you watch and what you hear. Today, as Warner Bros. and Paramount shareholders vote, New York City is on record: this merger should be stopped.

@cat_pretentious @ECSpear1985 @thechosenberg This post explains a lot.

@ECSpear1985 @KJC485 @thechosenberg Creating a life and not making sure it flourishes is wrong. My parents are also boomers. They're also greedy assholes. They should expect, and have a moral obligation to their kids. Otherwise the point of family is moot.

Boomers will not see heaven

@cat_pretentious @thechosenberg The child is now an adult.

@thechosenberg Not investing in your childrens well being and allowing them to flourish is straight up immoral. It is your role as a parent to make sure they can live life to the fullest. They have one shot at life, your job is to make sure it is great.

@Austen Minimalism is freeing.

I hate having stuff. Want to sell almost everything I own and just not deal with any stuff ever again.

@Watchman_motto What a wuss! Color coding doesn’t bite.

I come to your house, I see this, I’m leaving. I’m walking out. You’re sick and you need to get help. I hope you can get the help you need.

@EWErickson Worry about yourself. Each to his own. And have the balls to name them or don’t post.

Played a clip of a Fox News host interviewing someone and did not recognize the host at first. People, please just age gracefully.

@julest10003 @MeghanMcCain @LaraLeaTrump And don’t forget he screwed all of us with his petty vote to not repeal Obamacare. War hero in early life. Petty old man in late life.

@MeghanMcCain @LaraLeaTrump Your desperate, shameless attempt to remain relevant is especially agonizing to watch when I think back on your heroic, deeply principled father. For the love of all things holy, Meghan, remember what he sacrificed for.

For the first time publicly I’m sharing with @LaraLeaTrump the olive branch President Trump extended to me when our dear friend Tulsi Gabbard was sworn in at the White House 🇺🇸 Click here to watch our full conversation on Citizen McCain! youtu.be/JshLighdqtQ

@DonnaStrom6 @end3of6days9 Let me know how it’s going if you live to 90. The downside risk of taking it early is far greater than the potential loss if you wait and die early.

@end3of6days9 I took mine at 62. My husband and I ran the math and concluded my break even age was 78. The government tells you it’s best to wait because it is banking on us not living long enough to make a dent in the money we contributed all those years we worked.

💰 This guy says you should start taking Social Security at age 62. He walks through the real math on claiming at 62 vs 67 vs 70 using a clear example: roughly $18k/year at 62, $24k at full retirement age (67), or $36k at 70. He shows the break-even points and reminds us that the average life expectancy here in the US is 79 years old. It’s not just about getting the bigger monthly check — it depends on your health, how long you live, and your personal situation. It’s such a practical reminder that these big decisions need to be run with your own numbers, not just generic advice. It’s also wise to run this past a financial adviser. Would you claim Social Security early (at 62), at full retirement age, or wait until 70? What’s your reasoning? When the time comes, I’ll be collecting it at 62.

@bdomenech @GlennYoungkin You and your wife have become insufferable.

Maybe someone who had some money could've made some difference in Virginia. Sorry, @GlennYoungkin was sitting on his wallet like the absolute fail he is.

@bowtiedmeathead Wait until your kids are old enough to get married.

My 12 yr old son went to a bday party the other day for one of his friends in the neighborhood. The party was at Top Golf. About 25 kids give or take. They rented out 4 bays. Tons of food. Everyone had a great time. The previous week he went to a kids party at Dave and Busters. Same deal about 20 kids or so. Maybe I’m a bit old school (and cheap lol) but we never threw a big group friend’s party like that for the kids. We always told them they can invite 3-4 of their friends and we’ll take them out somewhere or we would have the entire family come over for cake and ice cream. Now you got parents out doing one another on these elaborate and expensive bday parties. Maybe it’s just my generation (I’m 46) with everyone trying to be an overachiever, but if you ask me it’s a bit excessive and over the top.

@Matthew_4nier @gotrice2024 Many of us need a man like you, Matthew!

@gotrice2024 Single freezer on the left, a single refrigerator on the right and then I bought a stainless steel trim kit that went on the top and the bottom making it look like a single unit.

This family wanted one of those expensive large French door refrigerators. When they priced them, they were coming back with prices between $8000 and $12000 for a Sub-Zero. The man didn’t want to disappoint his wife so he came up with an idea to get the space they needed without spending thousands of dollars on a high end fridge. His solution was to buy two identical fridges and mount the doors in a French style configuration. Other people were critiquing them saying it looks tacky and cheap. Would this be a viable option for you?

@SMB_Attorney Sure. Like there wasn’t a number 3 with something negative.

Claude did a full analysis of me based on 30K tweets and everything available publicly and privately. It was remarkably accurate… Here’s what I’m most proud of: 1. I am obsessive about my work, but 2. Whenever work conflicts with family, I prioritize family 100% of the time Don’t listen to the masses, success and family DO NOT have to be in conflict…

@TheAnchovyLover @Gutfeldfox @KatTimpf @JeffDye @Johnny_Joey @piersmorgan @FoxNews Let people post as they want. You are not their parent. For all I know you need a mental health professional or maybe you are one.

@Gutfeldfox @KatTimpf @JeffDye @Johnny_Joey @piersmorgan @FoxNews If the highlight of your day is to get on here and make a disparaging comment about Kat, contact a counselor or mental health professional.

Tonight on #Gutfeld! @KatTimpf, @JeffDye, @Johnny_Joey, and @piersmorgan 10PM ET on @FoxNews

@MaxxChewning Auto court?

Starting to build out the exterior features for our family estate. Any feedback on round one of design?

@MariskaGL @QLoTII Living off his late mom’s inheritance .

@QLoTII A pretty couple who can support themselves, unlike the royals who do nothing and get paid off your tax money.

What the fuck is this?

@KatTimpf What a typical Kat response.

This is an evil thing to say. Being forced to amputate my breasts in order to save my life when I wanted nothing more than to breastfeed my newborn son was traumatic. I am not over it. I am going to continue to talk about it for the sake of myself and for those who can relate.

@rossiadam Amen!!!

When we sold our company, my wife Laila and I paid off our mortgage. Every advisor will tell you that’s a mistake. The tax deduction alone should keep you in it, they say. Plus the inflation hedge. Deduct the interest, pay back in cheaper dollars, and the difference goes into the market where it compounds for decades. On paper, carrying the mortgage wins every time. I understand the argument completely and I still don't care. That calculation leaves out the psychological cost, of what it feels like to still owe money. I went from running a 250-person company with 100-hour weeks and constant pressure to suddenly having resources and no obligations. The whole point of selling was to remove stress from my life. Carrying a monthly mortgage payment (even an affordable one) kept a piece of that stress alive. And more than optimizing my tax position, I wanted to walk through my front door and know that this, at least, couldn’t be taken away. If something catastrophic happened, we own our home outright. (yes I know I have to pay property taxes, begone pedant) The return was peace of mind. Every post-exit founder I know who got into serious financial trouble was leveraged. Many wealthy folks still carry mortgages, borrow against their portfolios, and layer debt on top of their investments. I have a friend who took his entire exit and bought real estate. On paper, a multi-millionaire. In practice, he couldn't make his quarterly tax payment. Assets everywhere and cash nowhere is more common than you think. When people ask me what to do with the money, I keep it boring. Gold for ballast. Bitcoin because I believe in it. A foundational core of index funds. A dividend fund for income without selling anything. And then whatever is left over, put it into things you find interesting, angel investments, individual stocks, whatever (just know that everyone I've talked to whose fun investments outperformed a basic index fund could fit in a crawl space). But before any of that, if you’re like me, you might pay off the house. Own some dirt free and clear. Your accountant might not like it. But your nervous system will thank you for the rest of your life.

@YGTRory No one is discrediting that.🙄

@KJC485 Wondering how so many people can try to discredit back to back Masters titles = offended. OK captain...

The army of people desperately trying to discredit Rory’s Masters win is totally bizarre. You don’t have to be a fan, but move on. He took less shots than everyone else. End of. Touch grass you lunatics. 🤦‍♂️

@DrNeilStone Over 80% are from illegals. The remaining 20% contracted from illegals.

MAHA going well I see