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@beauhightowerdn Get your test up lil nigga

Man. I'm about to be 43 and I can actually feel myself falling out of my physical prime. No HRT and I've been able to fight it off through my late 30s and Early 40s by staying active, but not mid 40s ... I am starting to get weaker in the gym, the salt and pepper is becoming mostly gray and I don't think I could even touch the rim anymore. You somehow in your mind know it will come one day but for it to actually get here is a crazy experience. I see why people have midlife crisis now, because you start to lose the version of yourself that you have been for your whole adult life.

@DrBonGrippers @FreightAlley Exactly

@FreightAlley @SuffrageReform “They believe” Let us know when it increases 8x. The fear porn over this sc decision is insane.

TD after SCOTUS: "Well-capitalized, high-compliance asset players gain most. Large, compliant brokers could benefit as smaller non-compliant brokers exit." Predicts a massive squeeze on insurance for brokers, and believes brokers will pay similar rates to asset-carriers in the future. "Brokers receive a 90% premium discount on insurance relative to asset-carriers. This could shrink to 10%." A 9x surge in insurance costs would be devastating for most brokers.

Ok, but stick with me here. Assuming that broker premiums are, for illustrative purposes, in total, $50 billion a year, while asset premiums are in total $500 billion a year. Total $550b. Broker premiums then increase 8X to $400b per year. The question: will damage awards, which are already ridiculous in some or most cases, remain roughly the same? If they now find the broker and asset owner equally liable, are they going to award the double the amount as they previously would’ve? If yes, then that now-$900bn pool of premiums, only exists to fund roughly doubling an already-usually-outrageous full of awards damages. If no, which I think is more likely, then something has to give. Insurers are making probably a 20% (?) margin now, if they just jack brokerage rates and don’t touch anything else, that would lead to untenably high margins and drive competition to bring rates down. So, past any immediate shock effects, I think this leads to a more reasonable but still significant increase in brokerage insurance rates, but it’s going to have to be balanced out by a roughly equal discount in overall premiums from the asset side, at least for compliant carriers. Insurance is already ridiculously expensive, and the liability side for the insurers in total is not going to change much. So something has to give, and projecting brokerage rates to increase 800% in a vacuum is, IMO, alarmist and not reflective of market realities. Appreciate all the good work you do Craig.

@SuffrageReform They believe that brokerage insurance rates will increase 8x, as liability underwriting looks similar to asset-carriers

@GunnelsWarren How much spare money have you given to your favorite bioweapons lately

Can't stop thinking about Elon Musk, the wealthiest man alive worth $828 billion, spending $290 million to elect Trump, becoming $563 billion richer since Trump was elected and ending humanitarian aid that will lead to the deaths of 4.5 million of the poorest kids on the planet.

@OnDisasters Wow this is almost worse than the IDF raping prisoners with dogs and burying 50,000 children in rubble

“While rushing to the car, I noticed small splotches of a peculiar gray substance marking a trail on the asphalt leading up to the driver. When I reached the car, I was shocked to see that Smiley's helmet was gone, along with the top of his skull. He had essentially been scalped by the debris fence. The material on the race track was most of his brain. His helmet, due to massive centrifugal force, was literally pulled from his head on impact ... I rode to the care center with the body. On the way in I performed a cursory examination and realized that nearly every bone in his body was shattered. He had a gaping wound in his side that looked as if he had been attacked by a large shark. I had never seen such trauma.” Description of CART medical director Steve Olvey on the accident that killed Gordon Smiley, that happened on this day in 1982. During qualifying, on the second warm-up lap, his March 81C Cosworth began to oversteer on turn 3, causing the car to slightly slide. When Smiley steered right to correct this, the front wheels gained grip suddenly, sending his car directly across the track and into the wall nose-first at nearly 200 mph (320 km/h). He was killed instantly. According to team mate Desiree Wilson, (…) “the biggest piece was a little ball of engine. There was nothing else except shattered bits, a bit of gearbox, a bit of a wheel, not even a seat. It was very ugly.”(…) This was Smiley´s third run at Indy after competing mostly on the US domestic series, but the driver obtained a record overseas that remains to this day. In 1979, Smiley raced in the British Formula One Championship (sometimes called the "Aurora Formula One Championship") that used mostly obsolete F1 cars. Smiley won a race, and to this day, this is the last F1 win by an American driver in a FIA-sanctioned event. (I will drop more details on Smiley´s career in a video in the comments)

@TheAdam027 @AvionLukas No way to the Father but through the Son big dog hope everything goes well

@AvionLukas I am a Jew for Judaism

BREAKING: my health condition quickly deteriorated today. I’m having life-saving surgery tomorrow. There is no expectation of the outcome. I am DNR. I love you all. -Adam

@lance_corporate Ouch bro. Real

“He’s about to have a mental breakdown about finances. Have his wife send him a Zillow listing.”

Jesus fucking Christ, man

@0hour1 He just needs one white man with a measurable testosterone count on the jury

Update on Chud They plan to use past statements and videos. The district attorney is calling it a premeditated event.

@FreightAlley Can you expound a little bit Craig, I think this sees fly-by-night carriers getting wrecked but good small fleets should be very much buoyed by great rates, no? Asset insurance shouldn't be affected, competition gets wiped out.. what's the downside?

I think small carriers are screwed here. They will get what they've always wanted, but it won't work out the way they expect. The mega fleets are the biggest winners.

@DegenRepellent @Josikinz It’s like 5 minutes peak

@SuffrageReform @Josikinz From what I hear it's also pretty short, so that you can't even process much.

Ok, so FYI, this is where the current state of the art is at for replicating the visuals of the DMT breakthrough experience. I'm still experimenting, but if anybody has a trip report they want converted into an animation like this, share it below! <3

@FreightAlley Brokerage insurance is going to double, but this is going to take out a lot of shitty carriers I think

OMG, this is the most pivotal moment in trucking history since Deregulation. It could be an extinction event for 30-50% of all freight brokers. Matt Lefler and I will be on the air at 11AM ET to discuss. Live, streaming on X.

@GitaGopinath Why don’t you shut the fuck up and go invest in women-run companies so you can lose 95% of your money

A painting of the end of meritocracy: A meeting of the two largest economies and not one woman at the table.

@AnalyticaCamil1 Imagine being the engineer tearing your fucking hair out trying to figure that out

Ngl, the NSA bricking the Iranian government’s ability to run nuclear pit implosion simulations by infecting their version of Ansys’ modeling software with the computational equivalent of erectile dysfunction is incredibly funny.

@John1yc4 @FearedBuck 11 or 12 are going to be normies and prosecutor is going in dry*

Yeah, I think you think right wing Twitter is the real world. He’s gonna get a jury of 12 people. Six are going to be women. Three or four are going to be black. 11 or 12 are gonna be going in dry and he’s probably gonna get stabbed to death in jail. Just bookmark and we can see.

ChudTheBuilder shot a man who attacked him outside a courthouse in Clarksville & accidentally grazed himself in the process. Before it escalated, he asked the man if he was going to “chimp out” the man then walked up & sucker punched him. It is unclear if the man survived.

@elonmusk Dude, it doesn’t respond to instructions. You literally cannot make it be succinct. Like, glaring basic issue. Otherwise great.

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