Ben Shapiro’s Gynecologist

@niccruzpatane California will be saturated very quickly don’t you think? Big players who live in our metros will write $10MM+ checks to Elon and buy thousands of cyber cabs immediately

Tesla will sell Cybercab to the public. It has been confirmed multiple times already. Rather than accumulating pre-orders, Tesla’s plan seems to be to first scale manufacturing to supply the Robotaxi fleet, then shift to direct public sales as capacity increases. Smart. Whenever I get a chance to, I’ll definitely be ordering one. I’ve heard a lot of people say they want to buy multiple to run their own Robotaxi fleet. Lots of potential for personal, and commercial use with Cybercab.

@bhowell1972 @shawngorham No

@ME_vs_IRS @shawngorham GI side effects at all?

Ive had 2 friends now lose 100+ pounds on GLP's - both are now avid walkers/hikers and actively working out.

Umbrella Labs has been a company I’ve used for over 9 years for peptides and other supplements. Everything I’ve ever ordered has tested accurately. The reta is sold as “GLP3” on the grey market whichever supplier you go with. Peptaura is also a good source for direct to manufacture pricing in bulk

@ME_vs_IRS @shawngorham Yeah I follow the trial closely, I see tons of people talking about using it but have no knowledge of how to navigate the grey market

@RobCUCI @shawngorham You have to get it on the grey market due to it not being FDA Approved. Ifthat’s not something you care about, then it is abundantly available

@ME_vs_IRS @shawngorham How does one get Reta right now?

@shawngorham Yes

@ME_vs_IRS can you start and stop anytime?

u gotta give Tesla some credit. they came out with shitty cameras and a weak computer (in comparison to HW4) and promised full self driving to the consumers. the FSD that was available 4-6 years ago was ass. but now? even a HW3 car can do a zero intervention drive across city and highway streets. I can’t be the only one that finds that incredible? Like I know its not Unsupervised FSD but guys, your potato computer and cameras were legitimately updated over the air to turn into your pseudo chauffeur. For no additional cost. Not only that, but now Tesla is offering you discounts and or hardware upgrades for NO ADDITIONAL COSTS (if purchased FSD in full) to bring you Unsupervised FSD. I don’t care how you feel or think but I promise you if this was up to Ford or GM or BYD or Mercedes or Kia to do, they wouldn’t give a shit about you all or even try to uphold or at least bring you an experience similar to what they said. Most companies can’t even bring concept cars into production, Tesla does it time and time again. Tesla cares about you guys, like alot. They make the safest cars on the planet afterall. ❤️

@WallStreetApes I know people with nursing degrees making over $50/hour within a couple of years. Also I remember making around $35/hour, in California your take home would be around 2,300 every 2 weeks, which is still working poor

Americans are shocked to find out you can make more at Costco drawing smiley faces on receipts than someone who went to school to work in the medical field This woman Ames $34.50 as a Costco cashier On Sunday she gets paid $48 per hour This isn’t uncommon, I found that after 5 years of full time employment people typically are making $28–$34 per hour at Costco Many full time employees are making over $70,000+ per year

@deplorableson @dominikmuggli @carsales_guy 😭 dude It’s charging speed *up to 400kw* Battery is ~100kwh in size for 400miles of range

@dominikmuggli @carsales_guy Terrible specs. 400kw to only get 400 miles is miserable.

Out of all the luxury players BMW has played the EV game best IMO

@Afinetheorem lol what the fuck. I mean there are actual young couples struggling, but they never tell the story of them. They always use stories like this with two retards complaining that they can’t live like the top 10% in their city

The typical boomer thinks there is such a place called a "code school", whose tuition is only $10,000 that one can simply raise by pressure washing for a week. Then you can instantly get a job that pays $150,000. If you're not doing this, then you just must be lazy or something, since it only takes desire, will, and planning beyond Monday.

@minnStockBets @BEisenhart @deejayakoni That’s true but they 100% should be keeping themselves closer to 20% otherwise you are a few emergencies away from giving it back to the bank

@BEisenhart @deejayakoni So use net, but use 40% not 20. Nobody buying a house currently is spending under 20% if their net pay.

This is the mortgage on a $500k home in a newer suburban area in Omaha with $100k down, including taxes and insurance. It is about as low as you will find in the Elkhorn/Gretna/Bennington, NE area. If you are in the camp that your mortgage shouldn’t be more than 20% of your net take-home pay, your household income needs to be at least $19k a month. Not a lot of people hit that, so are we talking about 30-40% of your net take-home pay? Throw in childcare, and Houston, we have a problem. Not sustainable.

@realestatedude0 Renting to non-whites I see. A white person can easily use toilet paper to wipe their ass and flush it down a toilet with no issues that a plunger wouldn’t solve. We are a 1st world country mind you, even if the plumbing is older. The issue here is very very clear.

Good morning texts from tenants.

@MyJagger @SecRollins Yeah I got my model s for 24k and I’m a broke bitch

@SecRollins Tesla is not a luxury car. You pay for your “fuel cost” up front. And then save a ton of money on fuel. Tesla is a highly efficient car for ANYONE.

In just ONE state, 14,000 individuals receiving SNAP benefits were driving LUXURY VEHICLES! 🚗 3 Bentleys 🚗 3 Ferraris 🚗 11 Lamborghinis 🚗 59 Maseratis 🚗 141 Porsches 🚗 244 Alfa Romeos 🚗 306 Land Rovers 🚗 2,098 Teslas And this is just in ONE STATE. We need to defend our nutrition programs for those most in need, not for scammers gaming the system. These individuals are taking advantage of the American taxpayer. And together with @VP’s Task Force to Eliminate Fraud, this ends NOW. 4.3M Americans have been moved off of SNAP — but more work to be done!

I listened to a stripper who was asked how she would be able to find a husband when she is done stripping. She said it’s simple: 'I’ll find a nerdy guy or the average-looking guy who never thought in a million years he would have a shot at me because I am way out of his league and give him a chance.' That’s when it dawned on me why women aren’t ashamed anymore to be whores. They already know the men to look for when they retire. This is why women do not like good-looking, confident men because they know deep down they have no control over him, and he has options. So, they'll go for the weaker men who will not question her, argue with her, or challenge her, but just cater to her needs. Women always want leverage. The more leverage they have in a relationship and marriage, the less effort and work they will have to put in to make it work. With a man who’s highly desirable and confident, they have no leverage. They’ll also have the pressure to perform (i.e., bring something more than their looks), and that is too difficult. It's much easier to just date a beta, have leverage, and not be expected to perform. They will say I am lying, but every day I see attractive women walking around with nerdy-looking men, with the man trailing behind them like a lost puppy dog. There is a popular phrase 'marry the nerd.' They know the nerdy guys don’t get women. This is why women attack masculinity by calling it toxic. They need all men to become simps and betas.

@SawyerMerritt Currently charging at my work, they have a massive solar array on their building. $0.00 per kWh baby

EV vs Gas: • Current average cost in the U.S. to operate a Tesla Model Y Premium: 4 cents per mile • Current average cost in the U.S. to operate a Toyota RAV4 Hybrid: 10.4 cents per mile Model Y is 61% cheaper per mile (excluding maintenance). National average gas price:

@GuyDealership 2017 model s w/70k miles only degraded 6%

[NEWS] Used EVs are holding range better than expected: Recurrent's 2026 EV Market and Trends Report found the average EV retains 97% of its range after 3 years and 95% after 5. Used EV sales jumped 53.9% between February and March, with prices closing to within $1,012 of the average ICE vehicle. As Andy Gaberson of Recurrent explained: “Used EVs are having a moment, and dealers that maybe were less interested in EVs, even with the federal rebates, all of a sudden just can't keep a three-year-old Tesla on their lot.” Five brands showed zero apparent range loss over five years. Bottom line: Range anxiety is one of the main objection killing used EV sales. But that objection (in some cases) now has data working against it. Read today's top automotive stories, presented by @overfuel_com : carguymedia.com/48o8EkZ (Source: Recurrent 2026 EV Market and Trends Report)

@TheICHpodcast New podcast genre is Jews complaining to each other about how hard it’s become to make money by not working

Real Estate Lawyer explains that landlords are getting INSTANTLY sued for not providing section 8 housing🤯 “You get a text or email and someone asks you ‘Do you accept Section 8?’... You say yes, immediately and nothing else. If you say anything other than yes you’re going to get a lawsuit”

@ThinkAppraiser Hancock Park

If you had to work in DTLA, where would you live?

@shawngorham Farm animals

People are still lining up and waiting 30+ minutes for doughnuts in Coastal So Cal