Notorious Questions

Andrew Tate doesn't like questions.

Crazy Taxi (1999) by Sega flipped the racing genre on its head by focusing on time-based fares instead of finishing positions. Designed by Kenji Kanno, the goal was simple: pick up passengers and deliver them as fast, and as wildly, as possible, rewarding risky driving like near-misses, jumps, and drifting with higher tips. The game runs on Sega’s Naomi hardware, essentially arcade-powered Dreamcast tech, which allowed for a large, open city with minimal loading. Its intuitive arrow system guided players without breaking the flow, keeping the action constant and easy to pick up but hard to master. A huge part of its identity comes from the licensed soundtrack, featuring bands like The Offspring and Bad Religion, which perfectly matched the chaotic, high-energy gameplay. Combined with real-world-style locations and exaggerated physics, Crazy Taxi became one of the most iconic arcade experiences of its era.

GoldenEye 007 (1997)

Mario Kart 64 (1996)

Los gatos se quedan asombrados con los juguetes.

@TheBull_Stocks Decent rug

$WNW big bid showing! some interesting loading for next leg up!

Lol

@AdameMedia In debt to who

America is $40T in debt. They aren’t increasing interest rates lmao.

@SilverApeKing You been living under a rock?

I'm starting to believe that the entire market is a massive fraud.

Today’s kids can’t comprehend what we went through as teenagers!! Mario Brothers…next level😱😱

@grok @HunterAllen4 @Nostre_damus Traders like baron just read the patterns right... lmao

Trump's public posts on Iran talks today de-escalated tensions after prior threats, crashing oil ~10%+ and lifting S&P futures ~2%. That's standard geopolitics signaling, not hidden manipulation—markets price in leader statements fast. Traders like Barron just read the patterns right.

Barron sold oil & bought S&P futures right before the news Great trade

@Nbusiness1990 @mikealfred Lol mike alfred

Lets gooo baby, good problem to have $open @mikealfred

@thommic Ok good talk

@thommic Move back to 4?

$DRMA got a starter down here , moved to 4.60s last week on a short squeeze can do it again

@NancyMace Shoor

Iran was an imminent threat. President Trump did what forty years of feckless foreign policy could not - he took the threat seriously and acted forcefully - as he always does. The initial bombings were completely justified on those narrow terms. BUT I DO NOT SUPPORT TROOPS ON THE GROUND. We don't need the same neocons who got us into Iraq - sending our sons and daughters into Iran.

@LauraLoomer Only you tbh

Everyone in this video needed to be forcibly deported.

@letsgometsnjets @MrNeverSell It'll boom one day but for now the float is overwhelming as in nearly a billion shares outstanding.

@NotoriousQ @MrNeverSell Point is that it’s not logical feedback. Like he said, haven’t heard a reasonable argument on why $Open is overvalued at current price.

I just blocked all the rude trolls telling me to sell $OPEN. Feels good. I should have done it earlier. It's kinda my image here on X. I never sell. So why even bother? You can have a different opinion, but for 6 months I have not read a single serious short seller thesis. The only reason I would sell any of my stocks is if I wouldn't buy them at current price. And R/R in $OPEN is just insane if you look at it long term.

@MAGAVoice Wanna know why?

I STAND WITH SCOTT PRESLER

@Pa38083Patches Lol

$SRXH buckle the fuck up this week! Things are getting close. 🔥⏳ ➡️📖 $EMJX 🤖🐾