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@VigiaCiudadano7 For what it’s worth I’m white living in Mexico and a lot of the snack prices and candy prices are almost comparable to the USA prices.

🚨🇲🇽 ALGO RARO ESTÁ PASANDO EN MÉXICO… Primero FEMSA reportó una reducción en ventas de Coca-Cola en el país… Y ahora OXXO anunció que comenzará a cerrar tiendas consideradas improductivas 👀 La noticia rápidamente comenzó a generar debate en redes sociales, donde muchos usuarios relacionan ambos movimientos con la situación económica y el cambio en hábitos de consumo de los mexicanos. Mientras algunos creen que la gente simplemente está gastando menos… otros aseguran que el aumento de precios ya empezó a impactar incluso a gigantes que parecían intocables. OXXO explicó que busca optimizar operaciones y enfocarse en tiendas más rentables, pero internet ya comenzó a preguntarse si esto podría ser señal de algo más grande 📉 Porque cuando hasta el refresco y las tiendas de esquina empiezan a resentir el consumo… muchos sienten que algo está cambiando.

@8teAPi I’m gonna take the exact opposite of this bet. Wassily Leontief said this in the 50s and every decade new smart people say the same shit. Since 2015 Elon said we would have fleets of driverless cars. Shit always way harder and takes way longer than people think.

No company, no investors, outside of the frontier lab staff have internalized that there simply won’t be any humans engaged in cognitive labor in 5 years.

@notgreiten @jayhuman_ @CepnikMaciej @HeyDavidMedina Yea so are cartels but you guys love them

@Land_Hodler @jayhuman_ @CepnikMaciej @HeyDavidMedina that’s illegal lmao

Okay, if this keeps going, some expats might actually have to move out of La Condesa… To be serious, I don’t get it, the Mexican economy is not doing so great, it’s GDP contracted by 0.8% in the first quarter of 2026

@jayhuman_ @CepnikMaciej @HeyDavidMedina Neither do the Mexicans. Have brothers in law that have big businesses and nephews they don’t pay no taxes. Everything is cash. Pay employees with cash everything. So get off your high horse. Mexico is half informal economy that don’t pay taxes

@CepnikMaciej @HeyDavidMedina Es una manera sutil de explicar porque no pagan impuestos :)

@diegorux_ @CepnikMaciej It actually doesn’t hurt that bad. Maybe at 10 I would be hurting.

@CepnikMaciej Oh no! Expats might actually experience what its like to live here without the dollar exchange rate being 20+ pesos, how tragic

@irbezek @Nonefield @CepnikMaciej They aren’t made in Mexico. I know a Chinese dude in Tijuana that they get the stuff from china switch boxes slap a label and that’s it

@Nonefield @CepnikMaciej If they are manufactured in Mexico, what's the issue? Thought folks were referred to China shipping goods to Mexico, sticking them in a different "Hecho en Mexico" box and on to the U.S. -- that is useless to Mexican economic growth.

@marcvanderchijs @Bitco_india Bro since 2020 it’s been “next year”. Same with the semis how do you really say this with any seriousness

@Bitco_india Within the next 12 months. If I look at the production speed of Cybercab the real roll out will start in the next few months. Elon doesn’t build tens of thousands of Cybercabs to put them in huge parking lots.

Jason is an early Uber investor. That may explain that he doesn’t (want to) understand that Uber has no moat once Cybercabs see massive deployment at sub-$1/mile. Running an app is not hard compared to developing FSD.

@MontagueCap @RolfHaltza @Gaby_Rodrz Make a website up with a company name and google voice number and list it as your job. Or a company that went bankrupt can’t call them. Just lie these companies don’t give two shits about you.

@RolfHaltza @Gaby_Rodrz They often call and check those

This stuff keeps happening and people keep not getting the message that you shouldn't list any gaps on your resume. Employers don't like them, believe them when they tell you they don't!

@JakeNomada I can’t remember who said it but some passport bro said Oaxaca women had the best pussy.

The city of Oaxaca 🇲🇽 was easily one of my least favorite places in all of Mexico... Legit dozens of better cities in Mexico to choose from I struggle to understand why the gringo mind is so obsessed with Oaxaca

@BravoTwoKilo @mattforney @SisLover88 Musk said since 2014 autonomous cars. Where? 2021 said by 2025 million fleet robo taxis where? This stuff always take so much longer then people think. Fusion supposedly always a decade away.

@mattforney @SisLover88 the trucks are going to be autonomous soon anyways

This is going to destroy every single Indian-run trucking company in America. No one will hire them because they will get sued into the Negative Zone when the next Mohammed Singh plows into a kindergarten and kills a bunch of children. Got what I voted for again!

@elladeonRH @XOT2020 @markyzaguirre @RobProvince @senderowiczj I agree with this it’s always way slower than people think. Tesla said we would have self driving cars by 2015. Said during Covid by 2025 there would be million robo taxis. It’s always way slower.

@XOT2020 @markyzaguirre @RobProvince @senderowiczj There is a single company that has been granted a waiver: fmcsa.dot.gov/sites/fmcsa.do… But it depends on the time scale. Like, ever in all eternity? Yeah, some kind of driverless vehicle will undoubtedly happen. Within the next 5 years? Nope. Probably not within the next 20.

I’m not sure a lot of people are going to realize what a huge deal this is and how it’s going to change trucking and delivery services over night.

@MrFamilyOffice Happened to me when I got a large inheritance and in the same year my wife got a large one too. You start to feel guilty like you don’t deserve it.

Sudden wealth syndrome is real Andrew Hulbert, sold his facilities management company for tens of millions He told The Times the experience of sudden wealth "crushed" him He suffered anxiety, guilt and identity shock Thoughts and prayers

@ZuLu_______X @DVRP_3 @zolamango @0xUnihax0r That’s the problem and why it won’t go mainstream because most people are retards

@DVRP_3 @zolamango @0xUnihax0r Its pretty hard to steal crypto without end user making a mistake or storing it online

Just got drained or hacked for more than 200k. Sick to my stomach This is the wallet where the money went: 0xF7cFFC27732a5C9c4E2D592F3E33435F8dDb019A Any help to track the money would be appreciated

@ZeeContrarian1 Once they write a book it’s over

We all grew up on Ray Dalio. To be honest, I even interviewed at Bridgewater a few times, which is a funny story by itself. And what I’m about to say is just one observation. The problem with these macro legends is that they sound incredibly smart, they speak incredibly smart, and most of the time they just end up disturbing your investment process. Because at some point they stop being investors or traders and become commentators. They’re usually semi-retired, managing reputation more than risk, and every time they open their mouth it somehow becomes one of the greatest contrarian indicators on Earth. A few classics. 2018:
Dalio warned about late-cycle conditions, tightening liquidity, and structurally lower future returns. Market response:
S&P up 31% in 2019. 2020:
Dalio warned future returns would likely stay low because rates were near zero and asset prices were elevated. Market response after the COVID crash:
One of the greatest bull runs in modern history. 2021:
Repeated warnings about bubbles, money printing, and expensive valuations. Nasdaq response:
Up another 27%. 2022:
Dalio:
“The stock market offers about a 5 to 5.5 percent expected return which is pretty low.” Market response:
The market bottomed shortly after and the AI rally began. 2024 and 2025:
Again warning that equity risk premiums are too low and long-term returns from these valuation levels will disappoint. Meanwhile AI stocks continued going vertical. To be fair to Dalio, he’s usually talking about long-term annualized returns from current valuation levels, not short-term market direction. But markets can stay expensive for years while continuing to compound higher. And the last decade taught me one thing. Listening too much to famous macro people is one of the fastest ways to miss massive moves. Ray Dalio has correctly predicted 14 of the last 2 bear markets.

@EverydayResell @LazDeals Mad respect that you’re putting up these numbers and growing and you have a newborn.

Thank you man! I definitely agree. It’s been an amazing experience so far. Having systems/dedicated time per day to focus on your hustle. After 3 months I have become a lot more efficient on sourcing. I know this category/item moves & this one doesn’t ect. But you’re doing well man! I’ve been enjoying your posts

🚨 April numbers are in… $8,067.27 in order earnings, my biggest month reselling yet. Only 3 months into this. No mentor, no guidance… just figuring it out on the fly. Sourcing deals, late night listings, answering messages, packing boxes, and learning as I go. Still smiling at the dashboard 😂 If you’re just starting or grinding with no blueprint, this is your sign. Keep shipping, keep tweaking. It adds up. I’m happy to help anyone who has any questions about reselling just shoot me a DM. April 1-30, 2026. Screenshot proof attached. What’s your biggest resale month so far? Drop it below!

@CohenSite Venture outside of the tourist parts of London. Lots of empty storefronts

Commercial rent control is a really terrible idea, as seen by the commercial environment of places that heavily-regulate commercial leases, such as Paris, Brussels, Rome, and Barcelona oh, wait...

@Brent83316753 @resellerrowe What app

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@thelawshorts This is so true. Ever since I was in high school I always thought I was lucky. And guess what happened in the last 15 years. I’ve had 3 huge life changing lucky events. Can’t describe it but it’s so weird that the universe or whatever kind of bends to whatever you believe.

Your performance in almost every area of life depends upon exactly what you think it depends upon

@flint1984_ @atxREpodcast My thoughts exactly

@atxREpodcast It Only makes sense in a state that has too many tenant protections like NY, where people can stay for years without paying rent. For a red state absolutely not. Here in FL the can evict within 30 days, so no need for crazy vetting.

A friend is renting a house and the application requires connecting your bank account (via login) to pull 90 days of purchases and balances. Seems really invasive for a rental or any purchase for that matter. Is this really becoming a new standard?

@blueprintsmb22 I hope you never stop posting. For me your a top 5 account on here. Posting real stuff from the trenches not some bs fairytale stuff from “gurus”.

For context one unreasonable customer today tried to get his jobs cut in front of others when our lead times are 4-6 weeks. He said he was getting irritated he couldn’t cut the line (btw he pays in 60 days vs net 30 terms) and get bags in 2 weeks and felt like his business was becoming inconvenient for me (in a threatening way to suggest he would take his business elsewhere.) I immediately agreed and said I would cancel his orders. 5 voicemails with no call back or email response by me. I have no intention of calling him back. Having ample personal liquidity and being the boss sometimes has its perks. x.com/blueprintsmb22…