José Delgadillo

@Scouter34 @GustavoArellano

Approximately 2x the price per square foot of the new Fed building.

trying to go through the whole menu at the cheesecake factory

introverts pretending to check their schedule before ultimately saying "unfortunately can't make it"

unfollowing everyone on linkedin except this guy

This is how the Influencer Industrial Complex works.

@Acyn How disingenuous.

Someone on threads yesterday said that Stephen Miller is what happens when you bury a dildo in the Pet Sematary.

Can’t have a TACO without TOFU (Trump Often Fucks Up).

Ten years ago today, Donald Trump said he would pay off the national debt in the span of just eight years. Instead, it doubled. reason.com/2026/03/31/10-…

In what world is it okay for the Defense Secretary to make multi-million dollar investments in defense companies: a) Ever; b) Just before launching a war. FT has the scoop: ft.com/content/744ea8… In a functional democracy, he would offer his resignation tonight.

The Pentagon is denying a report by The Financial Times that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s stockbroker was seeking to make large investments in major defense companies in the days before the U.S. and Israel struck Iran. That report is raising more concerns about the people in and around the Trump administration who seem to be profiting in unusual ways. @ElizLanders reports.

Afroman, best known for his 2000 hit song, “Because I Got High,” won a defamation lawsuit on Thursday filed by seven Ohio sheriff’s deputies. The saga begun over a 2022 raid on Afroman’s home, legal name Joseph Foreman, by the Adams County, Ohio Sheriff’s office. The raid was part of a drug and kidnapping investigation according to the original warrant. Nothing illegal was found in the musician’s home, and no charges were filed. Foreman subsequently alleged that the officers vandalized his home, and stole money. In response to the raid, Foreman released a series music videos featuring his home security footage of the raid. The footage included one notable moment where an officer paused to look at a pastry on Foreman’s kitchen counter. That inspired the most popular song of bunch, ‘Lemon Pound Cake.’ The sheriff’s deputies said they were publicly harassed in the wake of the video series release, and sought nearly $4 million in damages. The case sparked conversations around the constitutional right to free speech and the limits of parody, which Foreman noted in an Instagram video after he emerged victorious, stating, “We did it America! Freedom of speech! Right on!”

Last year, Donald Trump Jr. invested in a rare earths startup at a $200 million valuation. Then three months later, the US government announced a huge loan backstop for the company and now it's worth around $2 billion. bloomberg.com/news/features/…

Placed to perfection 💫

James Hetfield's response to this question is brilliant. Being and staying grateful for what you have is what makes you feel comfortable in all parts of your life.