DADBODhisattva
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DADBODhisattva
@BricksnBullets
Ordinary guy trying to do extraordinary things. Ab honesto virum bonum nihil deterret #DEATHSQUAD 92335
Katılım Ağustos 2012
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🚨 Spiteful cop uses Flock cameras to track a rider, then storms a family’s home with no warrant and arrests a mom in front of her kids and the sheriff’s office still says he did nothing wrong.
Full video on YT
Video by @johnbryanesq
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On today's show: @bomani_jones teed off on the idea of Matthew Stafford as a first-ballot Hall of Famer...
"We've made all this up after he left (Detroit)...This stretch with the Rams is the ONLY stretch of his career where he has not been kinda disappointing."
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@ArtOfDialogue_ I know the first part is true because Kanye would absolutely order dessert in that situation
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.@spencerpratt's mayoral run is a blatant grift. He's weaponizing the wildfires for sympathy while chasing taxpayer-funded perks, including the mayor's mansion.
When questions surfaced about his eligibility after moving to his parents' Santa Barbara County home, he took out an SBA loan, bought an Airstream trailer, and had it craned onto his burned Pacific Palisades lot just to manufacture LA residency for his campaign.
Why should anyone trust him to manage a city when he couldn't manage his own checkbook? He and Heidi torched $10 million on her failed music career, $4,000 bottles of wine, and a million-dollar crystal collection before nearly declaring bankruptcy.
Now he wants access to City Hall and all the perks that come with it?

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@TylerPurcell24 @realEstateTrent That’s what I thought but you NEVER know on this app 🤣
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@BricksnBullets @realEstateTrent I meant the landlord haha
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@TylerPurcell24 @realEstateTrent No.
My friend had a new 3 year lease locked in by the previous owner before he bought the business.
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@BricksnBullets @realEstateTrent This is insane haha is he underwater on the lease?!
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@Babylakers2021 @ThrowbackHoops Underrated passer as well
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@ThrowbackHoops Shaq had so much fucking game that nobody gives him credit for. Nice footwork, softer touch than most realize, hook shot going both ways…when he used to hit that little drop step hook going towards the left baseline, you know it was about to be a long night for the other team
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@ThinkAppraiser Maybe it’s all tied up in just a couple of assets and the loss of control would be more stressful than it’s worth?
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Honest question: if you’re worth $100 million why wouldn’t you cash out $10 million as a rainy day fund?
BridgeLenderGuy@bridgelenderguy
I met a well-known real estate developer this weekend and he told me that he is worth over $100 million, I asked him how liquid he is. He told me he is two months behind on his kids tuition.
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@girdley YouTube algorithm sent you my way.
Kodak.
Been watching ever since.
Love your videos.
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NEW LONG FORM VIDEO: Why America stopped eating cereal
In February 2020, the CEO of Kellogg’s, the company famous for breakfast cereal, went on CNBC and made a surprising suggestion. He encouraged families to consider eating cereal for dinner because it was an affordable option.
His name was Gary Pilnick, and he was earning more than $4 million a year. When he made that comment, the internet reacted harshly. TikTok users organized boycotts, and many people compared the moment to a modern version of “let them eat cake.”
But what most people missed was that Pilnick wasn’t trying to insult customers. He was trying to save a struggling business. Cereal, once a staple of American households, had been in steady decline for decades. Many of us grew up eating it, everything from Cap’n Crunch to Grape-Nuts, but consumer habits had changed.
Kellogg’s had once invented and dominated the cereal category. Yet after nearly a century, the company decided to exit the business entirely. The cereal division was eventually sold to an Italian confectionery company in what many saw as a fire sale, and the Kellogg name disappeared from the stock exchange after generations.
So how did cereal go from a $14 billion a year industry in the United States to a product its own creator no longer wanted to own?
This is the rise and fall of cereal.
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@InnerRhythmWave @BritBratExpat @JacquieJordanTV @JesseBWatters @JDVance @RFKJr_Official @SecScottBessent @WallStreetApes @drdrew @RepYoungKim You know what happened to
Shangri La right?
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