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What’s the dumbest name for a business? I’ll start: Fifth Third Bank

@20th_Centurygal For What It’s Worth, I can’t think of anything

Name a song where the title is never mentioned in the lyrics.

@GregRajan @Cody_Stoots My wife agrees

@Cody_Stoots Candente

What place has your favorite nachos?

@world_tourists_ I have been to all the MLB ballparks, and the one in the picture is too small, and I don’t recognize it. Have never been there, but agree with Louisville as others have guessed.

Can you guess this city in one try? Hint: It is in USA 🇺🇸

@Super70sSports 11 year old me and Enos

Name a third baseman from the 70s or 80s. The first guy who pops in your head. I’ll start:

@0xSweep I recently watched a YouTube video on this

This guy spent $3,140 on chocolate pudding and got 1.25 MILLION free airline miles His name is David Phillips and in May 1999 he was a 35 year old civil engineer at UC Davis when he spotted a Healthy Choice promotion It was offering 500 frequent flyer miles for every 10 product barcodes mailed in, doubled to 1,000 miles if you mailed them in by May 31 He did the math on the cheapest Healthy Choice product he could find Individual chocolate pudding cups were on sale at his local Grocery Outlet for 25 cents each, meaning $2.50 of pudding could buy him 1,000 airline miles The airlines themselves valued those miles at around $20 He drove a van from store to store across California with his mother in law, cleaned out 10 different Grocery Outlets around the Sacramento area and ended up with 12,150 pudding cups stacked from his garage to his living room When suspicious cashiers asked what he was doing he told them he was "stocking up for Y2K" The early bird deadline was 3 weeks away and there was no way he could peel that many barcodes alone, so he called the Salvation Army and proposed a trade He would donate all 12,150 cups if their volunteers peeled the labels off first This donation also got him an $815 federal tax write off on top of everything He mailed the barcodes in by the deadline and then heard absolutely nothing back for 2 months His friends told him corporations always get out of promotions like this and his kids even started asking him if he got scammed Then a giant package showed up at his door with paper certificates worth 1,253,000 frequent flyer miles, which made him a lifetime AAdvantage Gold member at American Airlines and was worth around $150,000 in flights The Wall Street Journal put him on the front page in January 2000 and the London Times wrote about him a week later Over the next 5 years he flew his entire family to 43 countries, and in 2002 director Paul Thomas Anderson loosely based the movie Punch Drunk Love on him Adam Sandler made a movie about him and he paid for the ticket with pudding

@OGsDontFold ….or any finger

@OGsDontFold Feel free to use mine, but it’s a piece of glass. Might want to photoshop in your own finger

my coworker called in (yet again) and said she had a nail on her tire that caused her to have a flat. i need everyone to stop what they're doing and ZOOM IN TO THE NAIL IN THE PICTURE SHE SENT MY BOSS

@StephenJam82655 @tcgoldrush Not sure about Day 1 or 2, but you can wait in line for admission in the Draft Theatre, and you end up with a less crowded spot near the front, at least in Detroit 2024.

@tcgoldrush Yeah I don’t get it either but I hate big crowds and standing for hours…now if I am sitting up front MAYBE

This is beyond unappealing. Literally standing there for what?

@tcgoldrush The Q&A with Barry Sanders was cool though

@tcgoldrush I did Detroit two years ago. Crossed it off my bucket list. Not in a hurry to do it again. Only did Day 2 and 3.

@AlTheBoss03 Floyd Bannister

Name a random MLB player. I bet I can tell you something wild about their career most fans don't know.

@BigSargeSportz @amazon For a bit, yes.

Did @amazon just cut the OT game off between the Hornets and Heat? #Sarge

@LSUDAN67 @Codie_Sanchez Geaux Tigers!

@Cdp3_cdp3 @Codie_Sanchez Real ones know

Meet Russell Shepard. Former NFL wide receiver who's now running a porta-potty business. Year 2 he made $1M? (more than ever in the NFL) It started when he played for the Giants. He noticed the city filled with trash at night. By morning? All gone. He knew someone was making bank on all that waste. So with his NFL earnings, Russell bought: - A vacuum truck with a 2,000-gallon tank - 125 portable toilets - 50 hand wash stations - 20 holding tanks - Some nearby land His first few months of recurring revenue: - Month 1-2: $6k - Month 2-3: $12k - Month 3-4: $18k By year 2 they'd hit $1M in revenue. Now multi-millions. How it grew so fast? reviews and referrals. His company Shep Boys manages waste from construction sites to disaster zones. Simple model, recurring revenue, commercial contracts. I will say - I've never been so close to throwing up when visiting a small business before. But Russell doesn't care what it smells like. He cares what it pays.

@mooseoutfront Just saw this on FB. Wondered why they had such bad seats! Then remembered what was down the RF line in the Dome.

It’s something to make the news for not being at the Astrodome’s grand opening. My parents and doctor were there. I was still at the hospital, oblivious, but born to welcome everything Astronomically.

@LangmanVince I saw him just a few months ago (inside!) and he put on a great show!

Wow! "Sugar Ray" is doing gigs at pavilions in theme parks. Sad!

@thetripathi58 Wow, this is terrible advice.

If your manager tells you Return To Office (RTO) is mandatory, send this exact email within 24 hours. Do not argue. Do not comply blindly. Execute these 18 steps immediately:

@TXMCtrades ?????

"Open the fuckin Strait" I whisper to my wife as I snuggle up beside her

@Joseph_Duarte We had left the upper deck already, but watched the end from the 100 level tunnel

ON THIS DATE IN 2025 Houston pulled off a stunning comeback to beat Duke and advanced to national championship game.