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@IndianaGPA I must have put a decimal point in the wrong place or something. I always do that. I always mess up some mundane detail.

"It's not that I'm lazy, it's that I just don't care” 😆 If you’ve never seen “Office Space” you’ve missed out on a classic! Funny movie and a whole lot of truth about working.

@DefiantLs I keep waiting, but he hasn’t shown me yet. How long until he shows me? I’ve got work to do.

"Hey MAGA, want to see a real alpha male?"

@anon77b @MLuers49 @TheEXECUTlONER_ This comment is lost on the current generation

@MLuers49 @TheEXECUTlONER_ How does one learn karate with this technique?

This lady came up with a unique approach. How do you like like this way of painting the fence? No paint on the neighbor’s grass or their house. Fast and efficient. Who else thought that was strangely satisfying to watch? 😂

@joeroganhq I wonder if there would have been a war that freed slaves if the 2nd amendment was not written. If the new government confiscated all the guns.

Anti-gun protester: "I urge you to ask yourself, is a piece of paper that was written by slave holders more important than the kids?"

@WallStreetApes @GuntherEagleman That’s ridiculous. Also, It will probably cost more than 10k. Aluminum is expensive, shutters are expensive where I am. Can’t imagine what they cost in NYC

Starting July 1st, most gates will be out of compliance with New York City law Democrat passed a law in 2009 that requires most businesses to replace traditional roll-down security gates with versions that are at lease 70% transparent “Only 12 to 15% of businesses in the area are compliant” After July 1, 2026: - Non-compliant (solid) gates will be illegal. - inspectors can issue violations and fines - First offense: often starts at $250 - Repeat or continued violations: $1,000+ per incident, plus potential requirements to remove or replace the gate Stop voting Democrat

@ResisttheMS This is the summation of liberals

CNBC host calls out Sen. Elizabeth Warren. Host: "You campaigned with Graham Platner… you said, 'He's your kind of man.' … This is a guy who had a chest tattoo with a N*zi symbol… It's a guy that reportedly wrote 'people concerned about r*pe should take some responsibility for themselves and not get so f*cked up that they end up having s*x with someone they don't mean to.' … I'm just curious why you think he's your kind of man?" Warren: "He has apologized… I'm there to stand with him and to help in that fight."

@RandPaul Someone get Dave Ramsey in the phone!

The national debt crossed $39 trillion for the first time last month. That's another trillion added in five months. Interest alone is running $88 billion a month. Cut six cents out of every projected dollar for five years and the budget balances. It isn't radical. It's basic math.

@WallStreetApes @GuntherEagleman It’s not insanity. It’s the reality that drivers actually need to make money. Assuming drivers are actually making money. You are buying a convenience.

This is crazy American mother wants to teach her son the value of a dollar by showing him how much delivery apps are charging He was about to make his order on Uber Eats, the price is $37.17 His mom drove him to the restaurant, put in the exact same order, and the price was only $20.96 That’s almost double the price for the same order, just because you’re using a delivery app When Uber Eats first launched a delivery fee was only $3 Now in 2026, studies show delivery orders average 80% more expensive than the same pickup order Insanity

@washghost1 Shhhh 😎

Ma’am that is a load bearing wall

@WallStreetApes Can you tell us where this is?

Florida middle school teacher job listing - Bachelors Degree required - 1-2 years experience required - Full time - Starting at $35,000 per year This is roughly $28,000 take home pay. $2,333 per month Average 1 bedroom apartment cost in Florida is $1,700 per month That means that all other bills in your life for each month have to be paid with the $633 you have left You can’t live on this wage. Not even close

@1Nicdar Never been to Franklin county or East Panama City have you

Accurate or no?

@ksorbs Reality is that just because Republican is behind their name, they are really just Democrats in disguise

The right controls the House, the Senate, and the Presidency How is it that we can’t pass a single bill that Americans actually want.

@APaulWilson1 @JoeRoganRecaps Ummm so let’s break it down to $1 a record. Hell, .50 a record, double hell, .25 a record to the band. Does your argument still hold water?

400m less sales tax, less music stores overheads and costs, less advertising and promotion, less recording costs, less record companies overheads and costs, less risk premium for all the artists who don’t make the sales. The government will have made more than anyone else but there are an awful lot of people working in the chain between an artist knocking out a tune and marketing, manufacturing and distributing 100m records. They all like to eat and live too.

Joe Rogan explains to John Fogerty how record labels took most of his money: FOGERTY: “We sold 100 million records and made $8 million dollars.” ROGAN: “How much was a record?” FOGERTY: “Four bucks.” ROGAN: “You guys made $400 million dollars and only got to see $8 million.”

Time to pick your Retard of the week. Swalwell was last week so let's do someone else. Who is your pick?

@BBMagaMom Perfect

I’m freaking dying right now!!! I needed to see this. Thank you!! 🤣🤣 I would say this is extremely accurate

@IfindRetards Perfect

Holy cow 😉 Retard is losing it over milk.

@ksorbs Reality is that just because Republican is behind their name, they are really just Democrats in disguise

@indexnforgetit Fk it. Do it!!

My financially literate opinion is you cannot afford this $1million home on a $200k salary and doing so would be a terrible decision

@BitPaine Doesn’t NYC already tax property (property tax)? And if not mistaken, it costs more if you don’t homestead it….right? Right?

So taxing vacant, expensive property is actually a very good tax, and as much as I loathe Mamdani, this is not a bad idea. The logic is this: buying large properties and NOT LIVING IN THEM imposes externalities on other citizens: The first, of course, is that it eats up demand for real estate in the city, and there’s only so much room in Manhattan. Now, of course, they should just remove rent control and make more sensible building codes, etc., to increase supply, but supply is still always going to be limited, and you want that to go to people who are going to be actually living in the places that they buy. Second and more importantly, buying up real estate that sits empty imposes a cost on every business in New York and the employees and owners of those businesses because these wealthy owners, who are not in the city, patronizing restaurants, booking taxis, going to shows, etc., are taking up real estate from people who otherwise would. That imposes a cost on all of those businesses in the form of reduced demand for their products. Those people are also not paying the city taxes (ie sales taxes) that they would otherwise pay if they were patronizing businesses in the city. If you’re going to tax properties, it makes far more sense to tax empty properties than full ones.

@202accepted Like when Income Tax began. Worked out so well for us all

i hate to say it but a 1% tax on property over $5m you don’t live in is hard to argue against for the average voter like, the solution is simply “actually live in NYC”, “what are you so broke you can’t afford 1%?”, and “well you could just leave NYC” all are ego hits none of these property owners don’t wanna take and have a hard time refuting love or hate him, he’s actually doing something vs most mayors and tells you in the slickest way possible