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@myhiddenvalue Irrevocable trust for the house and put it under the kids names. Spend down cash assets before long term care is required sooner than later. Pay the kids for everything, keep receipts. Cash can go in another account under the kids names. This may not be possible in all states.

The government wants you to put your parent(s) in a nursing home so they can seize all their assets.

@WallStreetApes Probably trying to reccover some losses from that Ford Lightning and E-Mustang fails

American has a paid off Ford Expedition so she goes into the Ford Dealership to see what it would cost to upgrade to the new Expedition Platinum Max To just lease the vehicle for 48 months the cost is $1,700 per month This exact same lease payment in 2019 would have only cost $550-$750 per month depending on trim options “$1,700. I laughed in the man's face” Americans are being robbed blind

@WallStreetApes Page 1,763 of the Green New Deal. Ti you know, solve that “climate crisis “ and save resources for the data centers.

Louisiana send residents who own an electric or hybrid vehicle notices that they must pay “road usage fees” This is an annual bill You pay with your taxes to build the roads, then they find any way they can to charge you again The fee is $9 per month for electric vehicles and $5 per month for hybrid, to offset the loss in gas tax revenue

They know that Re-districting probably won’t pass by the people on April 21st so they sneak in this move to preserve “their democracy” anyway. If this is even allowed, which it shouldn’t be because it is unconstitutional against the electoral college. But as we know, rules and laws no longer apply and they seem to be getting away with everything.

JUST IN: Governor Abigail Spanberger officially signs a bill handing over Virginia’s 13 electoral votes to whoever wins the most votes across the whole country… even if Virginians vote the other way. Insane. They rushed it through with mostly Democrat votes. The plan has 222 votes. It needs 270 to actually start working. Once it does, your vote in Virginia doesn’t matter anymore. The Founders made the Electoral College so a few big cities don’t boss the whole country. This is a sneaky Democrat power grab to cheat that. “Every vote counts the same”? Lies. Virginians are pissed off, and they should be. They got played.

@WallStreetApes Posting your emotional, over-dramatic video selfies on social media isn’t going to solve anything.

Young Americans are losing it and having mental breakdowns because they just can’t afford to live “I'm f*cking stressed out. I'm f*cking stressed. We should not be working like this. I work my ass off and I can't even f*cking pay bills — All of sh*t just pointless” The cost of living in America has to come drastically down. Americans can’t afford bills, they can’t afford a home, they certainly can’t afford to start a family An estimated 70% of Gen Z struggle to pay rent, an estimated 53% of Millennials also struggle just to pay rent This is not the America we want to live in

@WallStreetApes Campaign donations can easily be laundered into expenses. There is no real oversight. The modern politician is strategically inserted into office.

WOAH 🚨 JUST DAYS before Democrat Rep Ayanna Pressley was sworn into Congress, her husband quit a $92,000 a year job TO START A CONSULTING FIRM Net worth with assets skyrocketed to $8 million Every time you see a politician with a ‘consulting firm’ its taxpayer money laundering

That moment, when a live performance is better than the original recording... Priceless! #DepecheMode

@WallStreetApes This is a testing ground for other locations no doubt. More unnecessary legislation with ulterior motives. Based on no real logic or science. Next comes tax per mile. What happened to planting trees?

WOW 🚨 Massachusetts Democrats preparing to limit how much you can drive your car Instead of driving your car, a new council will be established to make sure residents use more public transportation “The bill proposed in Massachusetts would limit how far you can drive in your own car. So lawmakers say it would help reduce the state's greenhouse gas emissions. Now, while no specific mileage limit was listed, the bill would require MassDOT to set goals to reduce the number of statewide driving miles. It would also establish a new council to find ways to make public transportation more accessible for residents. Now, critics say A cap on personal vehicle miles would directly impact those in rural parts of the state.” It received a favorable vote (4-1) and it has moved to the Senate Committee on Ways and Means Committee

@KTrain939913 How can this be twenty three freaking years ago???

Random Song of the Day The Spirit of Radio Rush live -2003 (toronto)

"Ramble On" is 56 years old and Robert Plant just walked onto The Late Show and made it sound like he wrote it this morning.

Agreed. We bail on new movie attempts after 20 minutes. It’s so ridiculous. Creatively and originality are gone. I even notice the dei slant in commercials while streaming most any free music service. The voice actors and announcers in the commercials don’t even try to pronounce the English language on a professional level.

My first job working for someone was 16 years old at a video store in 1986 at Video World I loved movies and could tell people what the good ones were and usually if they came for 1 they'd leave with 2 Now I don't care to watch movies too much anymore Everything and everyone is so woke and programmed You see the subliminal things and the messages that ruin them now Being a Christian is one thing and wanting more wholesome movies Being awake to Deep State's intentional programming is another whole level My wife doesn't even try watching them with me now because I ruin it by pointing it out Does anybody else feel like this?

I run Compensation Analytics for a Fortune 500 company. My job is to calculate the lowest salary you'll accept. Not the salary you deserve. Not the salary the role requires. Not the market rate. The minimum number that keeps you from walking. I know this number before you walk in. Sometimes before you apply. We buy data. Your payroll processor shares your salary history with Equifax through a product called The Work Number. More than 800 million employment and income records. Updated every pay cycle. Equifax sells it to us through a "verification of income" API. The word "verification" means we know what you made at your last three jobs, whether you got a raise, and when you didn't. That's market intelligence. We layer signals. Credit card utilization. Payday loan activity. Past-due balances. Delinquent debt. Address changes. There are about 500 vendors that aggregate this data now. An audit by the Washington Center for Equitable Growth flagged 20 as high-risk for enabling algorithmic wage discrimination. Sixteen of the twenty plug directly into payroll and HR systems. We use nine. The dashboard has a field called "candidate tolerance threshold." That's the number. The lowest salary you'll accept. We set the offer at 3% to 6% above it. Enough to feel like negotiation. Not enough to change your life. That's compensation design. The academic term is "surveillance wages." The industry term is "compensation optimization." A law professor named Veena Dubal found that when multiple employers in the same market use the same vendors, it functions as de facto price-fixing of labor. Same mechanism as the RealPage rental pricing scandal. Same logic. Same outcome. RealPage coordinates rents. Our vendors coordinate salaries. Different commodity. Same extraction. That's the market. Here's what the algorithm sees when you apply. Your last three salaries. Your debt-to-income ratio. How quickly you accepted your previous offer. Your zip code. Whether you've used a payday lender in the last two years. It calculates your reservation wage and sets the offer just above. Your performance doesn't set your salary. Your desperation does. A new VP of Total Rewards asked me why the algorithm used payday loan history. I explained that payday usage correlates with financial fragility, and financial fragility predicts acceptance velocity. She asked if that was legal. I said it was standard. She asked whose standard. I showed her the vendor's compliance page. She transferred to a different division. That's organizational learning. Colorado introduced a bill to ban the practice. HB25-1264. It would prohibit using payday loan history, location data, and search behavior to set algorithmic pay offers. The companies lobbied against it. The same companies that told their employees they don't use surveillance wages. A state representative asked the obvious question: "If these companies don't pay surveillance wages, then what is the problem of codifying in law that you're not allowed to?" The lobbyists provided written testimony. They said the bill would create "compliance burden." They did not answer the question. That's advocacy. The data flows in one direction. We know your salary trajectory. You don't know ours. We know what you'll settle for. You think you're negotiating. The algorithm already accounted for your counter. It budgeted for exactly one round. There is a freeze option. You can go to Equifax's website and freeze your Work Number file. Most people don't know it exists. We don't mention it in the offer letter. We don't mention it in the onboarding packet. We don't mention it in the benefits portal. We don't mention it anywhere. That's by design. The system requires your ignorance to function. If everyone froze their data, compensation optimization would have nothing to optimize. I froze mine the week I started this job. I work in Compensation Analytics. I know what the tools see. I just build them for everyone else.

Jesse Watters says that American politicians are handing out money to NGOs, the NGOs then give kickbacks to them and go out and register voters for them Essentially it’s a money laundering operating back to their campaigns “This is how urban politics work. So you get billions of dollars to spend on helping the homeless, and then the politicians pass out contracts to allies that run the nonprofits, and then the allies skim off the top. They do nothing for the homeless, and then they do political favors for the politician. The nonprofits then become political organizers. They help turn out the vote. They do fundraisers. They take the cash they gave to the homeless, and then they give it back to the politicians. That's how it's operated for decades, and no one does a thing about it. The fact that they caught this friend of the governor's, I mean, there's always a friend of the governor's with their handout”

@WallStreetApes Move off the beaten path. Get married. Pool your resources. Brand new homes are smaller and more expensive. Buy existing.

American says they she will never be able to afford a home because every home in her area is $500,000 to $1,000,000 She says even looking for something very basic, there is nothing under $500,000 “I cannot fathom ever owning a home. I cannot fathom ever not living in an apartment — honestly, it feels like one of the worst timelines to ever be dropped into this sh*t because everything is so expensive, and I hate that word, but everything is so expensive” We have to bring back home ownership in America

@Photomusicrock It’s a cover band at that point. The new low will be when they pass off fake solo artists as the real person.

Did we reach a new low? Lynyrd Skynyrd and Foreigner announce a 2026 North American joint tour. Neither band has any original members in their current touring lineups.

@admiralofspace @WallStreetApes And they’ll blame the public for using up all the water and electricity.

@BDav5309 @WallStreetApes I do believe that all of the "climate" change is a distraction to keep our tiny brains occupied while they build these techno prisons around us

Amazon agrees to pay $20.5 million to settle allegations that its data centers in Morrow County Oregon contributed to contaminating ground water with nitrate pollution in the agricultural community Here’s what happens - Amazon uses huge volumes of water to cool its data centers - Because the data centers use water that has nitrates in it from the area, water evaporates during the cooling process - What's left is highly concentrated nitrate water - That highly concentrated nitrate water then goes back out over the farmland, seeping back into the groundwater water Now imagine this nationwide on a massive scale due to thousands of data centers being built

@joeroganhq He’s comfy though. No worries or concerns regarding his own consumption. He’s even has a backup in his heiress to the Heinz fortune wife of his. This boomer got his and wants yours too.

John Kerry: "Every year now millions of people around this planet are dying because fossil fuel and methane emissions called greenhouse gas pollusion."

We can’t decide where to go but definitely somewhere less expensive. The GOP certainly doesn’t seem to have it in them to organize, raise substantial revenue and fight m. In a long term sense, where will the dems not try to overrun and control? Who is stopping them? Or is it more a uniparty formation with the left and right divide used as a distraction?

In my travels around Virginia this past month, I have heard again and again - if the illegal redistricting passes, people and businesses are heading south. That Virginia will be a lost cause for businesses. The exodus from this state is going to rival California's... It is now being predicted that Virginia is going from #1 or #2 for being business friendly in the nation to roughly the #12–#18 range rapidly. Florida is currently #3 in the nation in recent (2025) “Top States for Business” rankings. Other friends in the political sphere say that the Republican party has given up on Virginia. This is why the RNC has literally put no money into the fight to stop the redistricting. They view Virginia as a lost cause. This is disheartening, to say the least.

@Tesla As long as you pay the monthly subscription.

Tesla Glass can withstand 4x the weight of the car