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@JohnPrescottMD @Brooketaylortv Get the person behind you to save your spot

@Brooketaylortv What if you’re traveling alone and you have to use the bathroom while waiting on line?

Airport officials say this is not sustainable and expect this to be one of the busiest travel days at IAH as lines already loop down to the basement.

@theblockspot Tell me you’re under 30 without telling me you’re under 30

LeBron James is 41 years old. The man dropped 23, 9, & 9 tonight. How could you possibly rank him anywhere other than 1ST in NBA history?

@shawngorham Yeah those $6+ gas prices and homes almost nobody can afford are awesome!

Life is glorious in So Cal - 85 Sunny in March, no bugs, 1% property taxes.

@UziCryptoo Because very few people know how to communicate properly and that’s what sales is

My friend is in corporate sales Makes $350k a year Chill schedule Boats every weekend Home for lunch and dinner daily Lots of family time Very little stress Sales careers are criminally underrated Why aren’t more people doing this?!

@4TheCycle1 And why would they finish 11th? Can’t wait for this

@Adam5380 better fit if you are okay with finishing 11th in the acc

Luke Murray stuck in a time loop where he wakes up at 2am, negotiating NIL and Contract with Boston College AD while doing x’s and o’s for UConn Michigan St game on Friday. BC just give the man what he wants

@MikeTaylorShow @JManziel2 Deal with stupid people, win stupid prizes. This is on your friend for even attempting to do something with that turd

Defended him for years. Won’t ever again. My friend and his partners put so much into this event. @JManziel2 didn’t even bother calling them. I thought he at least had the balls to call them. Guess not.

@TheBTCTherapist I hear there are some very nice mental health facilities in your area. You should check one out

Bitcoin should be $2.8 million

@mike_gualtieri @BCMBB @CoachLukeMurray Should be locking down Becker if they were actually smart

You see how other fanbases want Luke. Throw in UNC. My point : so important for @BCMBB to lock down @CoachLukeMurray #JustWin 🏀

@ryannemcek There was literally no better option for this hire. Nobody has said I’d rather have (fill in the blank coach) over Gerry. There wasn’t a better fit. You are just a hater who is desperate for engagement

Whether it’s fair or not, if he doesn’t make the tournament year one, tension is going to be extremely high and noise will get loud. That’s the reality and that’s the reason this hire was extremely risky.

@kstone06 @BCEagleAction And yesterday you said it was Larranaga. Which one is it? Or maybe you just have no clue and should stick to football

Yet another coaching search update for BC MBB: Luke Murray was in fact offered a deal by BC. I do not know if Larranaga was. Feels like it’s now Murray’s job if he wants it. We could all just be waiting on the UConn season to wrap up at this point. @BCEagleAction

@espn Surely this will be discussed on all the sports radio shows nationally tomorrow and for years to come 🙄

UVA IS THE FIRST WOMEN'S FIRST FOUR TEAM TO EVER MAKE THE SWEET 16 👏

@LawrenceLepard Common sense is understanding you are making up a story for engagement with this post

My carpenter, my electrician, my plumber, my handyman and my home alarm guy all understand and own either precious metals or Bitcoin. They live in a proof of work world and understand proof of work money. Common sense isn't always that common when you consider the finance and investment industry. But this will change.

@pepemoonboy Social media is the only correct answer

What do you think has done the most collective damage to humans? I’ll start: SMARTPHONES

@saylordocs You don’t get to a $6m net worth by being dumb enough to decide on spending $250k on a car

If you had a $6M networth. Would you spend $250k on a Porsche 911?

@theparthrastogi Any business can have a high failure rate if you’re stupid and/mismanage. Most people who try to start a business are stupid…

12 Businesses with the Highest Failure Rates : 1. Trading (98%) 2. Hotels (90%) 3. Gyms (81%) 4. Restaurants (80%) 5. Construction (70%) 6. E-co... Show more

@Simon_Ingari $2500 in rent for someone just out of college is way more absurd than the job offer. Get a roommate or live at home. Don’t live somewhere you can’t afford. Even if they offered $5000 per month, $2500 is too much to spend on rent

HR: I think you’d be a great fit. Your qualifications are exactly what we’re looking for, and overall, you match well with the team. Candidate: Thank you so much. That’s really good to hear. HR: Of course. So, we’re officially offering you $3,500 p.m as the base salary, along with additional benefits and 12 days of PTO, which will be available after 90 days of employment. Candidate: Oh, I’m sorry — did you say $3,500 a month? HR: Yes. It’s actually pretty standard for an entry-level role in this market. It’s also the midpoint of the range we shared in the job description. Candidate: Okay, when I checked the job description, I didn’t see that salary range listed. Is there any possibility of negotiating? HR: Honestly, not really. I’m not sure you realize how fortunate you are to get an offer this quickly right out of college. I even took unpaid internships to build my experience. I don’t know… I just feel like your generation isn’t always very grateful for these kinds of opportunities. Candidate: My rent alone is $2,500 a month. How did you even manage that? HR: My parents did help cover some of my bills until I got my first paying job. But that’s beside the point. Overall, you should be quite grateful for this kind of offer. At the end of the day, though, it’s your decision. Candidate: Okay.

@LasVegasLocally Safety/fire hazard of epic proportions

How to safely stay at the Rio without worrying about intruders

@b_co_co You’ll be paying double the 2480 or more in rent for most of the 30 year period. So with the monthly investment you’re committing to ~7500 month. If you can afford that, you BUY, lock in to 2480/mo, invest 2480/mo, and pay an extra 2480/mo to pay off your home early. Learn math!

My wife wants our own home. I do too. But not by enriching the bank. Let’s do the math: Apartment (70–80 m²) Price: $580,000 First payment: $58,000 30-year mortgage Interest rate: 4% Monthly payment: $2,480 Total to pay: $904,595 Now, ATTENTION: If we invested the same money in the S&P 500 ($VOO) Starting investment: $58,000 Monthly contributions: $2,480 Term: 30 years Final balance: $5,904,441 Almost $6,000,000…!!! Enough to buy a home in 30 years?

@blakealbers Yeah being debt free is a terrible idea 🙄

That Dave Ramsey is great advice for W2 earners but the only wealthy person that’s made money off Dave Ramsey is Dave Ramsey. If you have a fixed income he’s great.