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Capt. Anthony
@capt_anthony
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Katılım Ocak 2022
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@HustleBitch_ I can’t even imagine what is really in that $1.50 “hot dog”
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🚨 COSTCO CEO JUST ATE HIS OWN PRODUCT ON CAMERA — THEN SAID SOMETHING NOBODY EXPECTED
Costco’s CEO Ron Vachris just sat down and did the “CEO eats his own product” test… and went straight for the $1.50 hot dog combo.
Then he says it: the price isn’t changing.
No increase. No timeline. No “we’ll revisit.”
In 2026… while food prices keep climbing… this one thing is locked in place.
First the McDonald’s CEO goes viral eating his own $12 "product."
Now the Costco CEO eats a $1.50 hot dog.
Same move… completely different message.
Which one actually feels more real to you?
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@ThunderousClout @RichardHeartWin PulseChainstats dot com is a great portfolio tracker as well. Better than gopulse.
Will definitely checkout RH’s link tonight!
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@RichardHeartWin Hi richard can we replace the old hex scout app where we can add multiple wallets like a portfolio tracker. I would like something similar to gopulse but not third party. Native to us
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PulseX v1.1.4 is out now & offers better rates for many things by routing through the ProveX liquidity. PRVX is added in the defaults
Shout out to piteas.io for showing that PulseX could improve its routing logic to give better rates, by going through ProveX pairs. Beware that searching piteas in some search engines gives a drainer (bad) as the first result.
Also a price chart has been added to ProveX.com

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#PULSECHAIN SOMETHING BIG IS COMING...
BE READY FOR THE BEST MOVE RH COULD DO, THIS WILL BE OUR YEAR.
STAY FOCUSED.
$PLS $PLSX $HEX
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Hey #Pulsechain, would you like PulseChain to be built directly into X ?🔥🔥🔥
This because X announced live in-app crypto price tracking.
$PLS $PLSX $HEX

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@gotrice2024 This is the same dickhead that returns a Christmas tree within 30 days.
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Many hotels serve a complimentary breakfast to their guests, it’s often setup in a cafeteria style room by the front desk. Many of these areas aren’t secured by keycard and that people off the streets could just walk in and eat and leave.
This woman and many others have figured that out and what they do is walk in during breakfast, eat and leave. Most of the time they are never even caught, the hotels always make too much for guests anyways and that the food is thrown out if not eaten.
The woman here is going to work and just stops at random hotels so that she can eat for free and leave for work. She claims it’s not stealing because the hotel advertised a free continental breakfast and that they are gonna throw it out anyways. So based on that should anyone just be able to walk in without being a paying guest, eat what we want and leave without any consequences, is it still theft if they throw it away anyway?
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@InsaneReality This is equal to woman trying to multitask driving while talking on the phone, doing makeup. They think they got it.
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PulseChain isn't just "another chain" - it's the upgrade Ethereum wishes it could be.
It copies your ETH state/assets for free at launch, lowers issuance for better economics, and delivers the performance layer-2s promise but as a native L1.
While others chase hype or centralize for speed, PulseChain delivers the full package: fast + cheap + green + decentralized + battle-tested in the real world.
The future of crypto is not about picking sides - it’s about winning with the chain that actually works for everyone.
PulseChain season is NOW. 🚀


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@iamisokokid @rawsalerts They do. It’s the customer that doesn’t have respect for anyone but themselves and are being assholes for playing their audio without headphones.
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@rawsalerts We're giving flight crews another reason to kick people off planes over minor annoyances. What happened to just asking nicely?
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🚨#BREAKING: United Airlines has announced that passengers can now be removed from flights if they refuse to use headphones while playing music, videos, or movies.
Under the new policy, travelers who continue playing audio out loud after being asked to stop could face removal from the aircraft and in some cases may also be banned from flying with the airline in the future.
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@6ixbuzztv Fixed it - - As a Canadian, If WW3 started would you fight for Israel if called upon? 🪖🇨🇦
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@teemaa_5 @AngelMD1103 Nope.
Insurance takes care of it.
The sea cans are a danger to vessels.
They get blown up to sink.
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I’d report it right away.
Lost containers are technically someone else’s property, and opening them could be illegal or dangerous they might contain hazardous materials or unstable cargo. Plus, authorities can ensure it’s handled safely and return it to the rightful owner. Curiosity is tempting, but safety and legality come first.
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Every year, millions of shipping containers fall off cargo ships and disappear into the ocean, taking millions of dollars’ worth of goods with them. Most are never seen again. But one day, a group of fishermen spotted two large containers floating in the water while they were out at sea. Realizing how rare this was, they pulled closer to investigate… wondering what valuable or unexpected items might be inside.
Stories like this make you realize how much cargo moves across the oceans every day and how many mysteries are literally floating out there waiting to be discovered.
If you were the one who found a lost shipping container in the ocean, would you open it or report it right away?
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@scottmelker And this is why banks don’t want crypto.
Their ponzi scheme is over, hopefully!
We need the clarity after to pass!
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A man deposits $10,000 in a bank.
The bank thanks him and records the deposit on its balance sheet. But not where you might expect. For the bank, that $10,000 is actually a liability – because technically it belongs to the customer and might have to be returned.
So the bank does what banks do. It lends $9,000 of that money to someone buying a car.
Now something interesting happens. The $9,000 loan appears on the bank’s books as an asset – because someone now owes the bank money.
So the same $10,000 is doing two jobs at once. The depositor believes he has $10,000 safely in the bank. The borrower now has $9,000 to spend.
That $9,000 gets deposited somewhere else. The next bank lends $8,100. That gets deposited again. Then $7,290 gets lent out.
Soon the original $10,000 has quietly turned into tens of thousands of dollars of loans scattered across the economy.
Everyone believes they have money. Depositors see balances in their accounts. Borrowers have the money they spent. Banks show healthy assets on their balance sheets because people owe them money.
And here’s the best part.
Banks charge interest on all those loans – maybe 7%. But the depositor who supplied the original money might earn only 0.5% on their savings account.
So banks collect interest on money that mostly wasn’t theirs to begin with – and keep the difference.
The system works beautifully.
As long as nobody asks for the money back at the same time.
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