Gentle Criminal

Joe Budden trying to figure out where the podcast went wrong

@Nokokopuffs @jvxinoe I don’t think some creators realize how big the pubs player base is. I would say about 3/4 of my own friends who play are just pub and ltm grinders

@jvxinoe It’s been almost 7 years, there’s no such thing as a low elo lobby at this point 😂

I'm in tears bro 😂😭 Apex players really are different LOL

@YGBalenciaga919 @JeffNadu

@JeffNadu You corny and fat, go get in the weight room

🤣🤣🤣🤣"that should be a technical"

@GDPgames @ARCRaidersGame We need you to get a job

@ARCRaidersGame IGN just gave Marathon a 9, and you want me to come back and raise an antenna ?

Speranza is buzzing with rumor and half-truth. The hurricane has subsided, replaced by evolving enemy threats. Head topside to separate fact from fiction. • Map Condition - Close Scrutiny - ARC Operation • New ARC threat - Vaporizer • 2 new weapons - Canto SMG and Dolabra Energy Shotgun • Player Project - High-Gain Antenna • Spreading ARC Shredders • Scrappy Feeding Boost New quests, quality of life updates, and outfits await when Flashpoint launches March 31. Rumors spread. Find the truth. 🔎 arcraiders.com/news/flashpoin…

@ImperialHal @Felipe_Sosa300 I finally know how Hal feels when he sees gold players talk about ranked and comp

@Felipe_Sosa300 JJK, demon slayer , at the end of hunter x hunter , solo leveling , watching attack on titan

The newest JJK episode is the perfect example on why it’s the best anime easily

@Abravain @kasellos Now you just gotta find who tf asked

@kasellos It was so good for a couple of seasons, they made ranked easier which made boosting easier and cheating to the top before gettimg banned, servers went from some of the best ranked experience we had to slow mo stutter fest simply because they decided to listen to golds...

Tried apex again today after 8months, more than half my ranked games were slo mo lobbies. Is this the norm or did I just get super unlucky?

Peanuts great but gambling streams w occasional CS rounds in between is worse than seeing him getting rage hacked and stream sniped

@RRealistic He’s doing mental damage I see the vision

IDC WHAT HIS MR IS MAN. WTF ARE WE DOING

That’s 23 bodies

They could never make me hate filler (unless it’s Bleach, they didn’t even try)

@itsmzsoloo Congrats 😠

Omg! I knew something was up because I don’t usually get back to back crafting materials 😭

@unknownqxr3 @piedmontlegend @RyanKhris_ @TheBHentel seen both of em play their whole careers since HS and the fact ones nickname is THE FLASH that’s pretty much where the convo should’ve ended all respect to Pat

@piedmontlegend @RyanKhris_ @TheBHentel Exactly why I ain’t respond 😂 because this conversation is even disrespectful to d wade alone .. wtf are we talking about

Type of nigga you can’t argue with

@MrGreekGod_ Idk if anyone was expecting to be uplifted by a film starring Ryan Goslin in the year of our lord 2026 but that’s exactly what happened

Been hearing people say Project Hail Mary is on an Interstellar kind of level … Bouta find out tonight for myself 👀

@mcuban @DrDiGiorgio Based

Bad example. Pro sports are as socialist as they come. We have salary caps. Max salaries. Min salaries. Min team salaries. Roster limits. Stadium requirements. We share revenue. We provide revenue sharing to underperforming teams Fans typically only have one initial source for tickets and they are priced by the team. The leagues protect owners from themselves. And valuations go up. At least for now.

Mark, you are getting close to understanding why single payer cannot work. But I fundamentally disagree with the idea that we could ever just "know" costs well enough to make it work. Hayek was right about this. The relevant knowledge is too dispersed, too local, and too dynamic to ever be gathered and priced correctly by central planners. Take basketball. Imagine single payer basketball. The government is the only purchaser of basketball entertainment in all its forms. Fans are not allowed to just buy a ticket to the Mavs game. Instead, a central office decides who gets to attend and hands out tickets based on "need." The central planners also handle the TV deals, merchandising, concessions, and every other revenue stream. Everything goes through the government, with no out of pocket cost to any consumer. Now teams no longer compete for fans on price, experience, convenience, or innovation. They submit cost reports to Washington explaining what it allegedly costs to run a game. But here is the problem. If there is no market price for tickets, media rights, parking, merchandise, or concessions, how exactly do you decide what the game is worth? How do you decide what players should be paid? How do you know whether a courtside seat is underpriced, overpriced, or priced just right? You do not. You are guessing. So bureaucrats step in and decide the approved reimbursement for a regular season game, a playoff game, courtside access, halftime entertainment, parking, and concessions. What happens next? If the approved rates are too low, teams do not magically become leaner and more innovative. They cut where fans can feel it. Fewer games. Worse arenas. Less staff. Delayed upgrades. Lower quality. Longer waits. Less access. Maybe smaller market teams shut down altogether. If the approved rates are too high, you do not get efficiency either. You get lobbying. Every team hires consultants to prove that its fan base is poorer, sicker, more rural, more complex, or otherwise deserving of special payment adjustments. Soon the league is no longer about basketball. It is about coding, compliance, modifiers, subsidies, carveouts, and political influence. Teams make money not by pleasing fans, but by persuading Washington that their costs are uniquely deserving of reimbursement. And once government is the only buyer, there is no real price discovery left. There is only political bargaining disguised as pricing. The Knicks get one deal. Rural teams get another. Old arenas get subsidies. Favored constituencies get carveouts. Every interest group insists that without one more special adjustment the whole sport will collapse. Fans are told this is fair because nobody has to pay at the gate. But of course they still pay. They pay through taxes. They pay through rationing. They pay through fewer choices. They pay in lower quality. They pay by being told which arena they can use, which game they qualify for, and how long they have to wait. That is the key point. Knowing the accounting cost of hosting a basketball game does not tell you the right price of a ticket. Price is not cost. Price emerges from supply, demand, scarcity, quality, preference, and competition. A central planner can know what it "costs" to turn on the lights, pay security, and clean the arena. That still tells him nothing about what a seat is worth to fans, what kind of experience teams should offer, which franchises are efficient, or where new arenas should be built. Healthcare is even less suited to central planning than basketball. It is more heterogeneous, more personal, more local, and far more dependent on dispersed knowledge. The fantasy is always the same: if only the people at the top had better data, they could set the right prices. No, they could not. They would still be guessing, just with nicer spreadsheets.

The elites don’t want you to know this song exists and that it used to be played on the radio

@NBAOfficial re heheheheeheheee tards

@NBAOfficial re ta rd s

@DeborahBHint @druski It’s called comedy ya sensitive whiny snowflake

Another sad male comedian in drag, slapping on a wig to “roast” Erika Kirk. Nothing screams “creative genius” like a grown man punching down at a widow by mocking her appearance and grief for cheap laughs. Talent so thin you need someone else’s tragedy just to get a giggle. Erika’s running Turning Point; you’re playing dress-up. Who’s the real joke?

How Conservative Women in America act 😂🇺🇸