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@SquawkCNBC @ryancohen Bro’s trying to be Elon

$GME CEO @ryancohen discusses the company's $56 billion bid for $EBAY: cnb.cx/3QJFsPu

@WatcherGuru 🤣🤣 prob a good idea after watching Ryan today.. wow!

JUST IN: "Big Short" investor Michael Burry sells all his GameStop $GME stock.

@ryancohen Dude you’re the biggest laugh of the day on the internet. Stop smoking weed…

Proposal to acquire eBay. investor.gamestop.com/ebay

@ReesePolitics Dude must have smoked a fatty before going on air. He’s lost 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Here's the most contentious part of Ryan Cohen's CNBC Squawk Box interview about the GameStop-EBAY acquisition. This is a HEATED back and forth, uncommon for financial news. $GME Sorkin, at one point is in disbelief at RC's repetitive answering to his question.

@unusual_whales Dudes on some hard drugs

Ryan Cohen of GameStop, $GME, was asked how the "math math's" for $GME to acquire eBay, $EBAY.

@burrytracker What a doofus lol 😂

This got awkward fast GameStop wants to buy eBay in a deal worth ~$55.5B So today, Ryan Cohen went on CNBC And the obvious question was: How does a company worth about ~$11 billion buy one worth about ~$48 billion $GME has closed -10% since the interview aired

@FluentInFinance When you take a taxi or an Uber, does that driver give you free snacks for the long ride? Not much difference if you ask me…

BREAKING: Delta Air Lines will no longer offer free snacks or drinks on all flights starting May 19th (under 350 miles). Meanwhile, Delta CEO Ed Bastian received $27.1 million in 2024. Consumers lose, every single time.

@GermanJ32984 @XRPee3 Ripple stock? What? 🤣🤣

@XRPee3 It’s definitely because the ripple stock is doing way better than Xrp is , you can see the history it shows ripple is growing but not Xrp

Why are we the only community that has to deal with this silly shit. It's like we're getting punished for making a good decision, and then they gaslight us into oblivion.

@CAPTAINDURAG100 @yonann Landlords can kick your family out any time. Or keep going up on rent. 0 to show for it. Nothing to leave your kids. No security net. Not waiting around for the “slumlord” to fix my broken pipes, or replace an hvac unit, or repair a leaky roof.. No thanks

I don’t like Grant but he’s right here. Rather use that money to start or buy a business that will generate revenue. Home ownership sucks, it’s a liability, repairs, maintenance etc. just had my HVAC condenser motor replaced for $700 yesterday. If I rented, that would have been took care of by the landlord.

Grant Cardone says a $100K down payment on a house is dead money "Orange County average home is 800K, Vegas is 490K, you're gonna put 20% down, that money's dead" "That money could have been put in yourself, in your business, there's not a business or individual that can't produce more revenue than a single family home just sitting there"

@pepemoonboy I’ve always said retirement is overrated. Sitting at home doing nothing is BORING. I will always do something to make money and use my skills, even if I don’t have to. Keeps you living !

When I say I plan to retire at age 35 (this year) people look at me like I’m crazy. As if I’ll sit at home, getting fat and playing video games all day. When I talk about early retirement, I’m talking about a life where I wake up without an alarm clock, spend as much time as I want with my family, hit the gym at any time of the day, and use my free time to build a business I’m passionate about. I will always work on something. The difference will be that I’ll be working on something that I WANT to work on.

@SteveOnSpeed Invest it? LOL 😂😂😂😂 Hahahah 🤡 Do you ever talk to the average person drawing social security? The can barely make ends meet with what they receive as it is. And that’s if their house is paid for too. Invest what? The $5 leftover each month?

People say wait until 70 for max Social Security. Wrong. Claim at 62, invest it, and you'll have $220K+ in liquid capital by 70, while the "wait" crowd has collected $0.

@its_The_Dr I only see 1 real man here. Musk.

If you could have dinner with your Choice, who would it be?

If A.I can keep learning with no limit, yes.. we are all good as dead 💀

@wil_da_beast630 If men didn’t exist, there would be no good drivers in the world

Also, if either men or women didn't exist, there wouldn't be people. All of these "What if only same sex members of my race existed?" online narratives end with multiple wolf-packs massing around Gondor-looking-ass cities as the mean human age hits 60 and the spears start to rust. The terrible howling.

If men didn't exist, there would not be AirPods. Or streets.

@BitcoinSapiens No one can seem to answer this question then….. 1) Who can afford land? 2) who can afford luxury? 3/ who can afford the best, most luxurious vacations? 4) who is able to buy multiple homes? Beach home? Mountain home? 5) who can afford the best plane tickets?

Elon Musk said saving for retirement becomes pointless in 10 to 20 years. Not speculation. Math. Musk: “Don’t worry about squirreling money away for retirement in like ten or 20 years. It won’t matter.” We passed the event horizon. Retirement savings assumes scarcity persists. It won’t. AI and robotics collapse labor costs to zero. Living costs follow. You’re not saving for security. You’re saving for a world that stops existing. Musk: “If any of the things that we’ve said are true, saving for retirement will be irrelevant.”

@FluentInFinance You do know that A LOTTTTT of homes aren’t $650k? Houses for $150k-$250k are EVERYWHERE….. All of these STUPID social media posts are using $650k houses as their “example.”🤡’s like you

Most people think renting is throwing money away. But the math tells a very different story. You buy a $650K house today. You pay massive interest for the first decade. Then life happens. Data shows most people sell after just 8 to 12 years. You leave with almost zero principal paid down. Renters look at this and laugh. They take the money they save on property taxes and repairs and invest it. They buy index funds or stocks. They build liquid wealth fast without tying cash up in a roof. But buyers have a secret weapon. FORCED SAVINGS. Renting only wins if you put that extra cash into investments every single month. Human nature says most will not do this. They spend it on vacations and cars. A mortgage forces you to build wealth. You wake up 20 years later and that $650K house is worth $1.3M+. Renting saves money in the short term. Owning builds wealth for those who stay long enough. The rule is simple : Do not buy a home unless you commit to living there for 10+ years. Otherwise, rent cheap and buy assets. A house can be your biggest asset or your most expensive liability. The difference is just timing, market, and what you do with the money.

@Kecyy All’s I know is she’s about to get a payday 😂😂

Damn.

@jonbrooks So what’s your recommendation for us then? Complain like everyone else ? Nah

Most people don’t realize it… They’re modern-day economic slaves. Think about it: 40% of your income goes to housing. 30% goes to income taxes. 7% goes to sales tax every time you spend what’s left. That means before food… Before gas… Before insurance… Before healthcare… you’re already down to 23%. And that 23%? Gets eaten alive by: • groceries • car payments • utilities • debt • subscriptions • emergencies People think they’re “getting ahead”… But most are just working to survive. Working to pay the bank. Working to pay the government. Working to pay corporations. The middle class isn’t building wealth. It’s being drained. This is why people feel exhausted. Not because they’re lazy. Because mathematically… the game is becoming harder to win. For most, that’s not freedom. That’s economic servitude.

@NASCARONFOX 😂😂😂😂😂😂

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