Adam Cardinal

@Jeremy_Kunkle @The8bitidiot Might be stunning to you...not at all to me. Nothing negative to say, just not my type

@The8bitidiot She's so objectively stunning, I just don't understand how anyone could have anything bad to say about her. I assume it's because they know they'd never have a chance with her, so they have to act as if they wouldn't be interested anyway.

@HmmmidkTony @Sliver_Nugget My son gave up after 1 year because we could never find packs, even on restock days. It broke him a bit...

@Sliver_Nugget My little brother would be happy for our target to even have 1 pack for him to open lol. People are so lost in this fun community

Get a fucking job and stop ruining our hobbies

@bmc5348 @Toeknee25 @BuffaloBills @JalonKilgore @GamecockFB How original

@Toeknee25 @BuffaloBills @JalonKilgore @GamecockFB You're gay

Jalon Kilgore, you are a Buffalo Bill. @JalonKilgore x @GamecockFB

@TheTyncker @Microinteracti1 @Elizabe25842951 I live on the US/Canada border. I've seen firsthand the shitshow universal healthcare is in Canada

@Microinteracti1 @Elizabe25842951 Most people in America have no idea that such a thing as universal healthcare exists.

Americans are raised from birth on a simple gospel: everyone wants to live here. The greatest country. The dream. Come one, come all. Except they don’t. No European is packing their bags for a country where a burst appendix can take your house. Where you can lose everything you’ve ever worked for because your pancreas had a bad Tuesday. The United States spends more on F-35s and aircraft carriers than the next ten countries combined. It has not won a war since 1945. It has, however, won the GDP numbers, which are genuinely extraordinary, and which Americans will mention within four seconds of any conversation about healthcare, housing, or the fact that 530,000 of their fellow citizens go bankrupt every year for getting ill. Sixteen other countries solved this. But sure. The jets look fantastic. Gandalv / @Microinteracti1

@tonyemerald73 @SleeperBills You're assuming cleveland would have traded down...there's nomagical wand to trade up in the draft. You need another willing party.

@SleeperBills We traded down outta the first round to grab this guy. We could have taken KC Concepcion or Kayden McCloud. WTF

What are your thoughts on the Bills taking TJ Parker? #BillsMafia

@SixtiesFootball @BuiltInBuffalo_ @john_wawrow Those "losers" are the sole reason the Bills are still in Buffalo

@BuiltInBuffalo_ @john_wawrow Are they EVER in Buffalo? The biggest losers among owners!

𝗥𝗘𝗣𝗢𝗥𝗧: Terry and Kim Pegula are NOT present at One Bills Drive for the NFL Draft tonight. Instead, they are attending #Sabres at #Bruins. (Per @john_wawrow) #NFLDraft | #GoBills | #BillsMafia

@BuffaloBills The first trade made sense....after that, its clear Beane was the problem. FIRE BEANE

TRADE #3‼️

@rsilvasmith @tedlieu @POTUS 🤣 🤣 🤣 ok

@tedlieu @POTUS works almost round the clock. I doubt he gets 4 hours of sleep if that! Sleepy Joe slept through his entire presidency!

There is something mentally wrong with the President of the United States. There is also something physically wrong with the President of the United States. trump can’t stay awake at public events with the cameras rolling. Imagine what he’s like when there are no cameras.

@PatrickAxelFol1 @SalSports You called it!

@SalSports Bills won’t even draft this rd! 31 will be traded too!

Bills have traded DOWN AGAIN. To the Patriots spot at No. 31

@AwsomeBayBee @BuffaloBills You even old enough to drive?

@BuffaloBills holy shit we have pick 69.

🚨 TRADE ALERT 🚨

@timmyw520 @ThatEricAlper Lmao...you're clearly not wealthy

@ThatEricAlper The poor person immediately injects the money into the economy stimulating it. The rich person hoards it like Scrooge McDuck. Puts it in some tax-free haven where it stays until they die and then it become tax free permanently thanks to step-up inheritance tax laws.

@TrentPunchiiii @bonkerbagdarrel That's only ~$18 USD. Feds essentially leave it to the states here. That's about as much as it is near me.

@bonkerbagdarrel Minimum wage is much higher here now, I think it’s $25 I doubt the US has even raised theirs

Who wants to tell them????

@MenichRonald @micah_erfan @grok Being lazy and brainless now costs you a monthly fee

@micah_erfan @grok What percentage of the workforce in Hawaii earns the minimum wage?

Wait a minute, I was told that raising the minimum wage would lead to mass unemployment.

@boganintel ...so they dont need to pay people or purchase supplies to manually change prices

During the French Revolution, citizens were paying up to 80% of their earnings on bread. Bakers were accused of hoarding and changing the price as it suited them. Bakers were targeted with violence by angry crowds. Now Walmart wants to digitally change the price of food items as it suits them, where it can hoard and manipulate prices on an international scale.

@MakingMaxis @mkwlbert2552 @glenn_tunes @Milajoy Trump has accomplished nothing meaningful..History will look at him as one of the worst Presidents in history and will not be kind about it.

@mkwlbert2552 @glenn_tunes @Milajoy And yet they've done more for us than any president of our lifetime. Lol. You're a special kind of stupid. This regime is on track to go down in history for good reason. Incompetent administration accomplished more in a year than Biden in 4 or Obama in 8 lol

PROOF THAT MAGA IS A CULT🚨

@yummyLibtears24 @Tekeee He's still paying his landlord's principal and interest, with no equity to show for it, genius

@Tekeee They are doing you a favor, quit crying, and be happy you dont pay intrest to them

The bank says I can’t afford a $1,450 mortgage… but I’m out here paying $2,250 in rent instead. Make it make sense 😓

@JoeM19577153236 @Tekeee Large institutional private equity firms own just 3-4% of all single family home rentals....try again

@Tekeee Private equity is keeping you renting their apartments.

@Hamiltonstears @DarrigoMelanie Trump didn't pass anything to cut the Obamacare subsidies. You're referring to the ARPA expanded subsidy, which were extended by the IRA and expired at the end of 2025 since they were temporary. He didn't cut them, they were just not extended.

@DarrigoMelanie The only "healthcare plan" Trump has passed has cuts to Obamacare subsidies, in effect now, and cuts to Medicaid, taking effect in late 2026 and 2027 - after the midterm elections.

It has been over 299 weeks since Donald Trump said his healthcare plan would be released in “two weeks.”

@LordSynister702 @anishmoonka Completely worth it

@anishmoonka I believe we'd be better off at 4, 10 hour days and 3 days of.

Your 40-hour work week was invented by a car salesman who needed you to have free time so you'd buy more stuff. Henry Ford cut his factories to 40 hours in 1926. He'd figured out that mass production doesn't work if your own workers are too broke and exhausted to be customers. Before Ford, factory jobs during the Industrial Revolution ran 10 to 16 hours a day, six days a week. Kids worked those same hours. Some manufacturing workers clocked 80 to 100 hours a week. The pushback started way before Ford. In 1817, a Welsh factory owner named Robert Owen came up with "eight hours labor, eight hours recreation, eight hours rest." Took 121 years for that to become actual law. And Ford didn't start this fight. Unions had been organizing for the eight-hour day since the 1860s. In 1919, over 4 million American workers walked off the job across 3,000 separate strikes. Ford was a billionaire who adopted what millions of workers had already demanded. The real legal win came in 1938 when FDR signed the Fair Labor Standards Act, the law that created minimum wage, overtime pay, and a cap on work hours. His Secretary of Labor, Frances Perkins, was the first woman to ever hold a US cabinet job. She spent years battling courts and corporations to push it through. The law originally capped the week at 44 hours. By 1940 it dropped to 40. I went back and looked at what work was like before the Industrial Revolution, and it messed with my head. An Oxford historian named James Thorold Rogers found medieval workers averaged about eight hours a day. Economist Juliet Schor estimated English peasants after the Black Death (the plague that killed a third of Europe) worked about 150 days a year. Sundays off, plus dozens of religious holidays and festivals. Rogers wrote that workers in the 1890s pushing for the eight-hour day were "simply striving to recover what their ancestors worked four or five centuries ago." The factories didn't invent hard work. They killed the days off. The legal standard is still 40, but a 2024 Gallup survey found full-time American workers average 42.9 hours a week. Luxembourg, the most productive country per hour on earth, averages 29. In 2025, researchers at Boston College published the biggest four-day-week study ever in a top science journal. They followed 2,896 workers at 141 companies across six countries for six months, all working 32 hours at full pay. Workers slept better, felt less stressed. Over 90% of those companies kept the shorter week for good. A separate UK trial found revenue went up 1.4% and employees quitting dropped 57%. We've been doing 40 hours for 86 years based on a deal between unions and factory owners, signed by a Depression-era president, originally dreamed up by a man who sold cars. No doctor or sleep researcher ever signed off on that number. The best data we have says we could do with less.

@brickiani33 @JesterJum Most dont end up having a tax liability...

@JesterJum fr taxing minors who make less money should actually b fkn criminal

The voting age is 18...right? So why are we taxing 15-17 year olds that work?? Isn't that the very definition of "taxation without representation"???