Bob Yarbrough

@TheExpertTweets @timburchett @WillCainShow Let's go, put the wheels in motion!

@timburchett @WillCainShow You never come on my show. I've never asked either. We'd end up talking Skynyrd, Chili dogs, and WW2, Not something I need a co host for. 🤣 @BobYarbrough would be more interesting anyway. 😎

Thank you ⁦@WillCainShow⁩ for having me on Brother.

@REM__BEN If they're in an off limits place the employee has already screwed up. Just let the moment play out and don't make the situation worse.

Disneyland'da yapılan evlilik teklifinin içine eden Disney çalışanı tepki çekti. Disney çiftten özür diledi ve tazminat teklif etti ancak çift tazminatı kabul etmedi

Important footnote: An atheist sued NASA over the Apollo 8 Bible reading however, various courts dismissed the case and appeals to the Supreme Court failed. Courts determined that there is no constitutional violation in astronauts reading Scripture in space. NASA policy neither restricts nor encourages such personal expressions.

I think we need to prepare for a distinct possibility on April 5th. Space twitter, this is very important for you all to read and understand, so you can explain to the laymen in the event that this actually occurs. In 1968, humans went to the moon for the first time ever, and they did it during Christmas. And, for the occasion, the Apollo 8 astronauts read a passage from the book of genesis. Fast forward to 2026, and Artemis II is flying a very similar mission, this time, during Easter. An equally, if not more important holy day to Christians all over the world. Now as many of you may know, Astronaut Victor Glover has been very vocal about his faith, and has brought a bible with him to the Moon. This means that there is a significant chance that a reading from the Bible occurs on Easter, in a similar vain to what Apollo 8 did on Christmas. Spitter, your job will be to remind people that this is NOT a political event, and is in fact, something that NASA astronauts have done before, the last time we went to the Moon. Wether this actually occurs, I can’t say, and I imagine it is rather unlikely, but I think that if it does, this will be an extremely publicized and unfortunately an extremely politicized event, and we need to be the rational voices explaining why it is happening. Thank you all for your attention to this matter.

@ShannonMFHill Definitely a southern thing and it's glorious.

Who in the world puts peanuts in their coke? Is this a real thing? One of our Japanese friends posted about Americans doing this and I’ve literally never heard of it. 🤯

@alexgroberman Paragraphs are your friend.

It's rare for people on social media to agree on anything these days. That said, literally everyone seems to be in agreement about what happened in this video. Both the Duke and UConn fans in my replies are in alignment: Braylon Mullins was 0-for-4 from three. His team was down 19 against the number one overall seed. And he just hit a 35-footer with 0.4 seconds left to send UConn to the Final Four. The shot everyone will remember only existed because UConn kept building when the scoreboard said it was over. UConn trailed Duke 44-25 late in the first half. Not a close game. Not a tight battle. A 19-point hole against a team that came in 35-2 as the number one overall seed in the tournament. The kind of deficit most teams see and start thinking about next year. UConn did not stop building. Possession by possession, they chipped away. They cut it to 15 at halftime. Then kept cutting. They never held the lead at any point in the second half until the final 0.4 seconds. Every possession was building from behind. Every stop was another layer added to a comeback that did not show up on the scoreboard yet. Then in the final seconds, Silas Demary Jr. came up with a steal at midcourt, the ball found Mullins, and the freshman who had missed every three he took all game unleashed a 35-foot shot that swished through the net and ended Duke's season. And it sent Alex Karaban to his third Final Four. Karaban is the part of this story that makes the building argument real. He is a senior who has played all four years at UConn. 147 games. Two national championships. The most NCAA Tournament wins as a starter by any player since 2000, surpassing Tyler Hansbrough. He was inducted into the UConn Huskies of Honor while still on the active roster. No men's player in program history has received that distinction while still playing. In the era of the transfer portal, when players leave the moment things get difficult, Karaban stayed and kept building at one program. Dan Hurley did the same. He turned down the Lakers. He turned down Kentucky. He stayed at UConn and kept adding layers to what he was building. Now he has back-to-back national championships, three Final Fours in four years, and a program that comes back from 19 down in the Elite Eight because the depth of what they have built does not collapse under pressure. That is what happens when you build something instead of chasing the next opportunity. The depth holds. This is exactly what is happening across most marketing budgets right now. Most businesses look at their search visibility, see competitors dominating the first page, and decide they are down 19. So they pull the budget. They stop building content. They stop investing in backlinks and authority. They move the money to paid ads because at least those show up on the scoreboard immediately. And they never give themselves the chance to take the shot. Paid ads show up instantly. But they do not build anything. You pay, you show up. You stop paying, you disappear. Social campaigns deliver a burst, then the reach expires. Email blasts hit once and are forgotten. PR gets one cycle. Influencer deals get one moment. Every one of those channels resets to zero the moment the budget stops. None of them are building anything possession by possession. None of them are chipping away at a deficit that compounds into something permanent. (If you want to see where your site stands across Google and AI search, start here: seo-stuff.com/free-audit) SEO and AI search visibility is the only marketing channel that builds while you are behind and keeps compounding once you get there. You publish one authoritative piece of content. It does not rank on page one immediately. It looks like a miss. Then you publish another. Another backlink lands. Another AI system indexes your content. You are still behind, still building, still adding layers that the scoreboard does not show yet. Then ChatGPT cites your content to a buyer who never opened a browser. Google AI Overview pulls your page as the reference. Perplexity surfaces you in an answer. AI Mode selects your business as the recommendation. And every piece of content you published, every backlink you earned, every layer of authority you built while you were down 19 is what put you in position to take that shot. No ad budget influences that. No social following affects it. No campaign calendar determines the outcome. The channel itself selects for the best answer. The businesses that kept building when the scoreboard said they were losing are the ones getting cited now. The businesses that pulled the budget at halftime are still spending to show up. That is the gap SEO Stuff was built to close. seo-stuff.com Braylon Mullins missed four straight threes. UConn was down 19 against the best team in the country. Alex Karaban spent four years building at one program instead of chasing the transfer portal. And now they are in the Final Four because they never stopped building when the scoreboard said to quit. The question is whether your marketing budget is still building from behind or whether you already walked off the court at halftime.

@AustinStanley81 I looked at the tournament bracket and saw a truly legitimate Michigan team. UT had a mediocre season, elite eight in the tourney is a huge success yet you want to say they shit their pants. Laughable.

@AustinStanley81 "Legitimate?" Looking for your post where you had TN going to the elite eight this year.

I love how really legitimate Tennessee Vols teams love to shit their pants in the national spotlight. Two straight Elite Eight crap outs & the College Football Playoff beatdown from Ohio State. Fun stuff.

Agree. @briancrice, If I can't watch a game live, I won't watch at all. I have zero desire to record and watch it later.

Happy ten year anniversary to this gem of a tweet from @ByPatForde 😂 😂 😂

It's bizarre that you haven't removed this tweet, @GaryParrishCBS 😂😂😂

@DP_DrkDetective @theseoguy_ Lol...nah, just spelling it like they did.

@BobYarbrough @theseoguy_ Something tells me Bob read that as "moped" (like "coped") instead of "moped" like "mow-ped". Just a feeling lol

i have no idea if this is legal so don't come at me but my friend runs a casino night in utah and it might be the coolest business i have seen in a while you pay $20 at the door and he hands you a stack of monopoly money real dealers on site running blackjack, texas hold'em, roulette, and craps all night whoever accumulates the most monopoly money by the end of the night wins a prize last week he gave away a brand new moped he is getting hundreds of people through the door at $20 a head and his next move is raising the price and taking it on the road as a pop-up casino night across the state i don't know what his margins look like but i know a packed room of hundreds of people at $20 a head adds up fast the creativity alone deserves respect

@AndrewPutters @LauraLoomer Of course not. 😂 Her perspective will change very quickly if she ever has a child.

@BobYarbrough @LauraLoomer Does she have a kid?

Bad parenting @LauraLoomer? That is one of the most ignorant posts I've ever seen on here and I've seen a lot of ignorant posts.

@AndrewPutters @LauraLoomer Nope. That's why she doesn't get it.

In case you were wondering, the @weigelsstores social media game remains strong. 😂

You can't be serious.

@RealTMoneyMedia @foofighters Absolutely. Who knew the drummer of Nirvana had this much musical talent?? He's amazing.

When all is said and done, @BobYarbrough I think Dave Grohl and @foofighters may be one of the greatest bands ever. Grohl and Co. so talented, just watch the Taylor Hawkins tribute concert and all they adeptly covered in the show.

Tom Petty all the way. (Hot take incoming 😂) Springsteen is overrated.