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@gotrice2024 @RyanceyReturns Appliance companies are the worst. Their service after the sale is pathetic.

This woman spent over $20k on some luxury appliances. Her fridge was 15k, when it arrived, they plugged it in and it never gotten cold no matter how long they waited. They got a $4200 cook top that was so bent, the cooking grates aren’t level. If she tried to cook on it, the pots and pan sit crooked and can spill the food. One of the stainless steel knobs we’re broken and won’t attach to the control panel, and a nice scuff that isn’t too bad because it’s covered by a grate but bad because it’s brand new. We would think that since they were just delivered that the warranty would cover a replacement right? Nope, they offered her a one year warranty for her troubles. She went through the manufacturer for her purchase so there isn’t a store to go back and talk to. What would you do in this situation besides footing the bill for repairs on brand new appliances you spent so much on?

@alexbruesewitz Spirit airlines failed because it had a poor business model. Not because of either political party. Stop allowing partisan politics to occupy your tiny brain 24/7.

If Spirit Airlines fails, the blame will fall squarely on crazy Elizabeth Warren and the Biden Administration. Their anti-capitalist policies killed the Spirit–JetBlue merger that would have saved the airline and protected its workers’ jobs. Warren is a nasty woman.

@RubinReport @ScottJenningsKY Scott Jennings acting tough against children is comical. Can’t wait for him to get bitch slapped.

Truly @ScottJenningsKY deserved an award for sitting with these ridiculous people every day. This child has accomplished exactly nothing yet gets on TV and acts like a smug little prick because there are so few sane Dems to put on these shows.

@dallasnews I’m so upset about Spirit going bankrupt. Now those idiots will fly on the airlines that I use.

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@draloneboy Her meetings have consisted of her being fertilized…

VARNEY: Do you have a plan to mitigate this fertilizer problem, Madame Secretary? BROOKE ROLLINS: Yes. We have been every day now for almost 50 days having daily meetings in the White House. During the Biden years ... VARNEY: But what is the plan? You've had lots of meetings, but what is the plan?

@Tironianae Fake news

🚨 JUST IN: After just 45 DAYS in office, Mayor Zohran Mamdani just said he’ll be “forced to raid the rainy day fund, retiree health benefits reserve, AND increase property taxes” to fund his BS promises Those are HIS WORDS! NYC is circling the drain

@WhiteGirl1776 That white boy hit him so hard his pants fell down and lost his fake ass Jordan’s…

@GOP_is_Gutless Fake AI - black dude just appears. If it was real he would disappear…

🚨 WATCH THIS 😂 Local Democrat Party Chairwoman who identifies as a DOG… gets attacked by a dog. You literally cannot make this up. Peak 2026 liberal insanity! #Democrats #IdentifyAsDog #WhatCouldGoWrong

@streetfighthood The 2 punks that hit him are so weak he fell and was able to keep his beer and get up. 🍻

Dude didn't even spill a drop of his beer.

@Acyn He is correct. We have 2.5 more years to go.

Trump says anyone running for president should take a cognitive exam because you could end being stuck with a moron for years. “I mean, you get a guy who gets in there, he's got a good line of crap. He gets in and all of a sudden you're stuck with a man who's a moron”

@AmericaPartyX Hilarious. You will get it with the checks, $2 gas, $2 ground beef.

🚨 JUST IN: President Trump announces that starting July 1, Medicare patients will be able to get weight-loss medications like Ozempic for only $50 a month. The current price? Around $1,300. That’s an enormous drop in cost.

@EdKrassen Dr. Phil is looking for work. His production company in Dallas went bankrupt. Prior to filing bankruptcy, he laid people off without telling them, they arrived to work to find out they had been let go. Pure Class Act. Him and Trump are bankruptcy experts.

This is comical. In The Villages, Dr. Phil really just claimed that: "What the president is doing here is really something you have to think about differently. He’s restoring trust between Americans and the government." After the Epstein file coverup? After making $3-6 billion while in office? After telling us he would lower prices? Really? Restoring trust? Is he crazy?

@RyanceyReturns Hot girl in bikini selling pizza to drunk guys on boats is greatness

This woman in a white bikini stands on the pizza boat deck surrounded by stacked pizza boxes while a shirtless guy jumps from the boat into the lake. She turns and moves around the stainless steel prep table as other boats and people float nearby under the bright sun with the text Pizza Boat Training in Action on screen. You watch someone run a real floating pizza delivery service on a busy lake day. Do you think it is a brilliant summer hustle that makes the lake more fun or do you say driving a pizza boat through crowded water with hot ovens and boxes is way too chaotic and risky? Would you order pizza from the boat or stick to the shore?

@DanielGilr44222 The criminals stick together

Ken Paxton gave a plea deal to lawyer Adam Hoffman, his friend, for raping a boy (his son’s friend) over three years starting in third grade. Instead of a felony and sex offender registration, Hoffman gets only 30 days in prison and no registration.🤬

@TXLbertarian @joeroganhq Anyone can wish someone else death. I am not condoning that behavior, but it is acceptable. Example- plenty of Americans wished death on Osama Bin Laden. It finally happened and most of the USA celebrated. Taking action to kill someone is far different.

@joeroganhq You’re allowed to dislike people without wishing them dead publicly. Disgusting people.

Jimmy Kimmel: "My country’s president would like to shut me up because I don’t adore him in the way he likes to be adored."

@thatdayin1992 Do yall remember when Iran bombed the USA…..me either? How about when they bombed Europe….nope. They stick to their region and if there wasn’t oil involved we would not care at all.

Americans realizing they're paying $4.50 a gallon so Trump's corrupt sons can make billions of dollars

@elibrooks0 Covid & Ukraine war created most of the inflation. Impacted the entire world.

🚨UPDATE: Peter Doocy Dropped a jaw-dropping Fact-Check Comparing Inflation in Trump’s First Year to Biden’s • Overall inflation: Biden 4.3%, Trump 1.6% • Grocery prices: Biden 3.8%, Trump 1.4% • Gas prices: Biden +24.4%, Trump -5.4% Trump is Making America Wealthy Again🔥

@LogWeaver Most people are tired of Ackman’s antics. No trust.

BREAKING: Bill Ackman just IPO'd his hedge fund. He targeted $25 billion two years ago. He raised $5 billion yesterday. And the retail investors he spent two years courting on X didn't show up. Here's what actually happened, and why it matters for every investor who thinks following a famous name is a strategy. Wednesday, April 29. Bill Ackman rang the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange. Two listed entities hit the market. Pershing Square USA (PSUS), the closed-end fund. Pershing Square Inc. (PS), the asset manager. PSUS priced at $50 a share. It opened at $42. It closed at $40.90. Down 18% on debut. One of the most famous hedge fund managers on the planet went public, and his fund lost nearly a fifth of its value in a single trading session. Now look at how the money actually came in. Of the $5 billion raised, $2.8 billion came from a private placement. Family offices took 30% of that. Pension funds took 25%. Insurance companies took 22%. Ultra-high-net-worth investors took 12%. Institutional investors accounted for over 85% of total orders. The remaining $2.2 billion came from a public offering of 44 million PSUS shares. Some of that was retail. Most of it was not. Ackman has 2 million followers on X. He spent two years marketing this fund as a way for regular people to access hedge fund returns at $50 a share. He even said it on CNBC the morning of the IPO: "Hedge funds are sort of known for managing money for rich people. And now we have the opportunity for someone with $50, could be a long-term shareholder. Usually, the retail gets cut massively back, the institutions are favored. We did the opposite." The retail audience he was talking to didn't believe him. The institutions did. Two years ago, the original target was $25 billion. Yesterday, the final number was $5 billion. That's an 80% downsize. This is one of the most watched investors in the world. He gets booked on every major financial network. He posts daily to millions of followers. He has been pitching this exact deal since 2024. And the deal still came in 80% smaller than planned. Here's the part nobody is connecting: The retail audience for hedge fund products is fundamentally different from the retail audience for personality content. Ackman built a following by being loud on X. Loud on takeovers. Loud on politics. Loud on universities. Loud on ETFs. Loud on macro calls. Followers love that. They follow. They reply. They retweet. But following someone is free. Wiring money into their closed-end fund at NAV with no performance fees and a fee structure most retail investors can't even read is an entirely different decision. The market just made that distinction for him. Now zoom out, because this is the structural lesson. The $2.8 billion private placement was wrapped up before retail even saw the deal. Family offices. Pension funds. Insurance companies. Sovereign wealth. These are the buyers who get the call before the IPO is announced. They get the term sheet. They negotiate. They commit. By the time the public sees the listing on a Wednesday morning, the institutions have already locked in their allocation. The retail investor sees the same news, gets the same prospectus, and reads the same ticker. Different game. Same name on the door. And then PSUS opened down 16% and closed down 18%. Every retail buyer who put in $50 at the IPO price was sitting on a $9 paper loss before lunch. The institutions had locked in better terms in the private placement. Same fund. Same manager. Two completely different starting positions. This is how the structure of capital markets actually works. Every. Single. Time. The brochure says democratization. The cap table says the institutions got there first. This is the same lesson the Blue Owl and BlackRock private credit stories taught us last year. When a famous money manager opens a vehicle to retail, the fine print and the fee structure and the timing of the allocation all favor the people who already have access. You can have a manager with no performance fee, with bonus shares attached, with two million social followers, and a stage on CNBC. The math of who gets in first and at what price is still the math. So what does this mean for you? It means a famous name on the cover is not a strategy. It means following an investor on X is not the same as being invested with them. It means the retail audience for entertaining finance content is enormous, and the retail audience for actually deploying capital into a complex product is not. The wealthy don't pay famous investors for personality. They build systems that don't depend on a single human being having a good year, or a good fund debut, or a good narrative on social media. Ackman's reputation got him on the front page. It didn't get the stock above its IPO price. The math always catches up. The personality doesn't change the math. Boring? Yes. Effective when a $25 billion vision becomes a $5 billion raise that opens down 18%? Also yes. This is exactly why we built Surmount. Automated, rules-based investment strategies. Built for the retail investor who doesn't want to bet a portfolio on whether a famous fund manager has a good debut:

@stockmom Yet you continue to post and interact…

I've decided today that I will no longer engage with people who have TDS. I've come to the conclusion that it is an incurable disease!

@Breaking911 TrumpIRA 🤡🎪😂

TRUMP: "Beginning at the start of next year, every American will be able to go to TrumpIRA.Gov and open a new, low-cost IRA account. You'll then be able to access the same type of retirement accounts that federal employees enjoy... which are incredible."