Matt Swanson

I think we need to build this. I designed this below image, representing Lewis and Clark on the Mississippi in the style of Argonath. At $1 Billion or more, I think it can be done.

🚨Congress just SCREWED your gas tank… again!!!! They just approved 15% ethanol (E15) in gasoline year-round… That’s why your car is getting terrible mileage, idling like shit, and running sluggish. Ethanol is weak fuel…you’re literally paying MORE to go less far while your engine suffers. All so Big Corn and their lobbyists can keep getting rich on this “green” scam. Meanwhile, these same climate cultists will hop on their private jets tonight, eat $200 steaks, and lecture you about carbon footprints. But, SURE…let’s force inferior fuel on your car to “save the planet.” 🙄🤬 The DC HYPOCRISY IS SICKENING! Who else is noticing their gas mileage has completely tanked lately? Drop it below. 👇

🚨 ÚLTIMA HORA CBS reporta que John Ratcliffe, el director de la CIA, en su visita reciente a Cuba, se llevó con él a uno de los líderes militares que asesinó al contingente cubano en Venezuela, y se los presentó así a los líderes del Partido Comunista.

Californians, if you’re hitting the road this holiday weekend, be sure to AVOID Chevron. Pro tip: unbranded gas comes from the same refineries, storage tanks, and pipelines, and it meets the same state standards to keep your engine running clean, even if it doesn’t have a fancy name like ‘Techron.’  Big Oil is already making billions off Trump’s Iran War; don’t let them rip you off even more by overpaying for the brand name.

Richard Childress Racing has elected to suspend use of the No. 8 and will run the No. 33 at Charlotte Motor Speedway and beyond. Kyle Busch was instrumental in the design of RCR’s stylized No. 8 and it has become synonymous with Kyle and an important symbol for his fans and the NASCAR industry. No one can carry it forward to the level that he did. The No. 8 is reserved and ready for Brexton Busch when he is ready to go NASCAR racing.

Farm couple w/ 2 daughters • 1,500 owned acres of corn & soybeans • another 2K rented • full, modern equipment line Both daughters married, moved away, and neither will be coming back to farm → Nephew farms full-time w/ them (want him to continue the farm) 1. If they did no planning = → daughters inherit everything 50/50 → no guarantees Nephew continues to farm -BUT- 2. They did significant planning. To make sure the farm continues. Nephew will be continuing the farm legacy Their plan: → Land into a LLLP* → Operations (machinery, grain, leases, etc) into an LLC* → Off-farm assets + Land Trust income goes to daughters* *All owned/directed by their Living Trust So, after mom & dad pass away, here's what happens: A) the daughters split equally the off farm assets (investments, retirement accounts, life insurance, the house, etc) B) Nephew gets farm operations LLC C) Nephew gets access to the land via the Land Trust D) Daughters manage the Land Trust and receive income from Nephew's rent checks The takeaway: --> the farm can keep going, but you've got to have a plan