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@SearsReloaded He was a producers personal trainer. The producer made a bet that he could make his trainer a famous action star

@Mr_Isaach @rushicrypto Data centers are not solely private money and occupy space that needs those assessments as well

Roads and bridges go through public procurement years of studies, environmental reviews, community meetings, lawsuits, and budget fights. Data centers are private money. A tech company buys land, gets permits, and builds. No town halls. No NIMBYs. No politicians grandstanding. Speed isn't about difficulty. It's about who's paying.

Can some explain why it takes years to build anything. Roads, schools, bridges, etc. but data centers are everywhere overnight!?

@UziCryptoo No. Things kinda work out for everyone. Only people that have kids understand how amazing it is. Childless people most often feel they made the right choice. Everyone wins

Friend of mine is 35 years old, married and doesn’t want kids. His household income is roughly $300k/yearly and his house is nearly paid off. They invest a good portion of their income for retirement, take multiple yearly vacations and live a nice life. I think people like this are going to regret not having kids in their future. One day when he’s old all he will have to look back on is the random stuff he bought and wasted money on. Instead of putting that money towards having kids and building a family he’s choosing consumerism. This just seems so wasteful and boring to me.

@_Sparckle @FearedBuck

Clavicular mogged the boomer hack. "Looksmaxxing = incel" is peak cope, it's men rejecting genetic trash and bluepill lies about "personality." Interviewer got exposed with zero game, pivoted to Tate guilt trip, and still lost. $100k/month from bone-smashing and mewing while mid journalists seethe. Incels are the bottom 80% society gaslights. Walking out was alpha. Matrix fears disciplined men over simps. Looks matter deal with it. Mew gang rises.

Clavicular walks out of 60 Minutes interview after being asked if he is an incel and about his relationship with Andrew Tate. Clavicular: “Do I identify as an Incel? I mean, how could you ask me that question as a follow up after you asked me about my relationships to women. I mean, that's quite literally the worst sequence of questions I think I've ever heard.” 60 Minutes: “Let me rephrase then. Looksmaxxing was obviously a term created by the Incel community. How do you feel about being linked to that group.” Clavicular: “I'm not linked to that group in any way. Looksmaxxing is self improvement, right? So it's about potentially even ascending out of that category. So that would be kind of one of the goals is to disassociate from being an incel and overcome that. So that doesn't make sense.” 60 Minutes: “You've been seen with certain people who are from all parts of that world. I mean, just as an example, you've obviously shared company with Andrew Tate and other, dare I say, rather controversial figures. Why do you spend time with people like that?” Clavicular: “I see you want to make this political… I guess you watched the Piers Interview. too bad I didn't have time to look into, you know, anything about potentially, you know who your wife cheated with.” 60 Minutes: “I’m not married Clav.” Clavicular: “So I could teach you about looksmaxxing, and then maybe you could switch that up. Thanks for the time, appreciate the interview.” (youtu.be/CXKCoFz3WRs?si…)

@elonmusk Are we going to pretend we don’t understand how assets and inflation work?

Bernie Sanders’s hypocrisy explained by his own posts 😂

@eiko_djati @JIX5A Yes. It was quite disturbing, some young people enjoying a beach and ocean water.

@HogenDazs @JIX5A No wonder they change the rule

American tourist was arrested for swimming in Maya Bay, Thailand, and fined $10,000.

@j0ker937 It’s very real

There ain't no way he relied on those to find a leak. Nope, I don't believe it.

@carm1nee Makes me angry. On some level you aren’t making that choice for just yourself.

Watch what happens when emotions override common sense Louis on Deal or No Deal turned down $333,000 Two cases left, his and one other, $750,000 or $5 The banker offered $333,000 to walk away, he said no deal His mother, brother, and the entire audience begged him to take the money His wife said, "Keep playing" He opened his case → $5 Nobel Prize-winning economist Richard Thaler studied 151 contestants on this show across three countries And published the results in the American Economic Review // > He found two patterns that destroy people's decision making: • Break-even effect → after a series of bad outcomes contestants take bigger risks Trying to get back to where they started, the more they lose the more reckless they get • House money effect → after a series of good outcomes contestants also take bigger risks Because the gains feel like "free money" that isn't really theirs Both patterns are irrational, both lead to yhe same result worse decisions under pressure Thaler's team said the show "almost appears to be an economics experiment rather than a TV show" // Thaler studied a TV show, but he described every Polymarket trader who's ever blown up Since I’ve found myself in this situation more than once I feel it’s important to say something everyone should keep reminding themselves of No matter how obvious or simple it may sound, your losing streak should not influence your future decisions The exact same principle applies to winning streaks as well the clip below is the moment she turned down $333,000 & watch what happens when emotions override math in real time ↓

@DiscountedTr He’s funny and likeable. It’s that simple.

> Doughy manlet with a Napoleon complex, desperately combing over his bald spot like it's fooling anyone > Penn Entertainment literally paid $163 million to learn that frat boy humor doesn't scale > Business Insider detailed his violent sexual encounters with women young enough to be his daughters > Lost millions day trading then convinced his braindead followers to buy his bags > Built an empire on "saturdays are for the boys" while sliding into 19-year-old TikTokers' DMs at 47 > Bailed out his own employees during COVID after spending months ranting about government handouts > That perpetually red face isn't from passion, it's from chugging Bud Light at 2pm on a Tuesday > Emergency pizza reviews became his desperate attempt to stay relevant while Barstool circled the drain > Penn dumped his worthless company for one dollar, making it officially less valuable than a McChicken > Now he's back to reviewing pizza in strip malls like a washed-up food blogger with anger issues

@VladTheInflator Preach🙌

The boomer generation is either too stupid to understand why asset prices rose or they're just lying to your face for exit liquidity. 70% of asset price appreciation over 50 years came from falling interest rates. SEVEN ZERO PERCENT What worked for 50 years is dead. You stole all the money and now there's no generation large enough or rich enough to buy you out of your position.

@pnwguerrilla @DissidentMedia You’re not the sharpest tool in the shed

@DissidentMedia How interesting because when you look her up it says she is the first female to walk on the moon. And also she is an actress with an IMDB. Fascinating…

In 2026 even the astronauts are retarded.

@elonmusk Now do total wealth and actual population of people living in extreme poverty. It’s physically more people than ever

Yes

@CNviolations Hanging out somewhere being very rich

I wonder what he's up to nowadays

@TruthQrSnare @In2ThinAir No he didn’t

@In2ThinAir The kid literally confessed. As much as I'd like to have evidence that something else is at play here. It's not. As far as the bullet, it was a ricochet that likely splintered. Of course it doesn't "match" any 30.06

🚨 OFFICIAL STORY CRACKING: ATF confesses the bullet that killed Charlie Kirk can't be matched to any .30-06 rifle. Small-caliber round from a stealth palm pistol with white-dot laser aiming. The close-range video evidence doesn't lie. 'Rooftop lone wolf'

@CryptoMikli These are horrible arguments. The guy is a massive scum bag

Martin Shkreli says he never made a dollar after raising a drug price from $13.50 to $750 “I’d rather not make a dollar, and I actually never made a dollar off that deal. I never took a salary at Turing. I didn’t make a penny from it. The company never paid fat dividends, nothing. It was just a bad deal. No person on earth is that evil that they’d rather make money than let somebody live or die. That’s just not the case” “One thing the media forgot to mention is that there’s another drug that treats this disease that costs about 10 cents. It’s called trimethoprim. But if you’re a reporter, that makes the story less compelling” “If they really had the public in mind, they would say: ‘Attention everyone, this man is raising the price of this drug, but you can take this other drug and everything will be fine.’ But that’s not front page news”

@established2140 @DudeWhoInvests You sound dumb

The problem is the assumption that spending a lot of time in school makes you smart and that not spending a lot of time in school makes you mid. How smart can these people really be If they can’t even find a job and support themselves? Results speak for themselves. The OP doesn’t have the humility required to even consider that their premise may be wrong. I’ve interviewed and hired a lot of academics over the years. The conversation usually goes the same way. They list of their long list of credentials, and then I respond with the same question every time: ”Great! So what can you do?” The typical response is silence with a bewildered look.

I think about this often

@0xmitsurii He’s telling a story about how he wasted money on something he didn’t need instead of contributing to others in society

How Grant Cardone pays zero tax.

@RobinWeep @unusual_whales I’m over 40 and this is bullshit. I wouldn’t even use the term “advice” to describe it.

@unusual_whales People are giving him shit, but everyone over 40 knows this is the best advice you can give someone.

Kevin O'Leary says you can become a millionaire on $69,000 a year. “Take 20% of your salary of $69,000 and put it into the market each week and don't touch it”