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Jared Andrew 🎩💰🦝
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Jared Andrew 🎩💰🦝
@jared011913
Graphic Designer/2D artist for @RaccoonSyndicat
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@tennis4life13 @scotsmntv @androidmorrow @4thOfJuly365 Nah, I’ve watched it and counted multiple times, and I can’t even get out the full “one one-thousand” from the time the catcher has the ball until the collision. It’s half a second at best. Doesn’t excuse the runner not sliding, but no way the runner had enough time to react.
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@scotsmntv @androidmorrow @4thOfJuly365 No, he absolutely doesn’t, it’s a force play and he is out by a good second
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I guarantee that kid's dad is an asshole.
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@DakotaTharp4 @thers_pack @rafester27 @4thOfJuly365 No, he was going to do it either way. Which is wrong, but he didn’t know he was out beforehand. A good runner doesn’t watch the ball, they run it out. The ump hadn’t even made the call by the time they collided.
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@jared011913 @thers_pack @rafester27 @4thOfJuly365 It's quite obvious he was out way before he got to the plate. That's the whole reason he launches himself into the catcher
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@LarryGriff13 @4thOfJuly365 Correct. Although I don’t think in this case(definitely looked intentional) I could see this happening of the runner was going so hard he lost his footing and fell forward into the catcher. Going full speed can make you do that sometime. But not the case here.
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@jared011913 @4thOfJuly365 Agreed. The catcher could have made a better play. The runner made an intentionally malicious and dangerous, non-baseball play and was rightfully ejected and likely faced additional consequences.
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@TimVanblaricom @4thOfJuly365 I’ve never seen a second baseman completely block a plate in the direction of the runner from first to make a force out. You keep your inside foot touching the side or corner of the bag and the rest of your body out of the way of the runners path.
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Can’t believe how many people don’t understand for a force play at home the catcher has a right to the plate no differently than a second baseman on a force at 2nd…the runner was out over a step away from the spearing…and the runner cannot do this at 2nd base either. Automatic ejection, expulsion from the league and a guaranteed ear scratcher next time he steps in ANY batters box.
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@IMAO_ A joke claims Chuck Norris successfully told a woman to calm.
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@eazy1104 @TheClipArcaq @HustleBitch_ That’s because it’s the most expensive city. So much spending for people wanting an expensive city life. The most money and money spending out there. Sounds amazing!
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@TheClipArcaq @HustleBitch_ Thats because it’s the greatest city. So much to do for people wanting an active city life. The best food and shopping out there.
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🚨 SHE HAPPILY PAYS $3,175 A MONTH FOR A 350 SQ FT APARTMENT IN NYC — AND CALLS IT A “DEAL” — WAIT UNTIL YOU SEE INSIDE
A woman just showed her NYC apartment… and you can basically see the entire place the second you walk in.
Only ONE real window. No washer or dryer. Barely any storage.
They had to add their own kitchen island… build extra storage… and stack shoes wherever they fit just to make it livable.
She says she uses artificial lighting just to make it feel brighter… and hauls laundry down the street every week.
And somehow… this is considered a “deal.”
She says renovated units in the same building go for over $4,000/month.
The part that’s blowing people’s minds?
She says she loves it… and doesn’t want to leave.
At what point does “living in New York” stop being the dream… and start feeling like you’re paying luxury prices to live in a box?
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@MMyer0100 @whisperingcandl @CSP_News Because it’s the speed limit, and it’s called the passing lane. As long as he is actively passing a slower vehicle to the right then he’s not doing anything wrong by going the speed limit. God people are stupid and childish (like you👉)
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@whisperingcandl @CSP_News Why are you going the speed limit in the left lane?
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Last year, Colorado State troopers pulled over 2,540 drivers traveling slower than the flow of traffic, often creating additional hazards for other motorists. The left lane is for passing, the right lane is for traveling. Know your lane.
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@xoRachelPitzel @financedystop YALL are so focused on skills that yall are missing that these kids can’t read. Kids are not reading that’s an issue
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This daycare center owner explains how preschool-aged children today differ from kids 10–15 years ago.
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@ABChiyoda @financedystop The thing is too, there is literally no advantage to learning all this so early. Their classmates will quickly catch up while they’re sitting there learning nothing new. Kids learn at different rates and can quickly advance or stall at certain periods of development.
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They studied this in 2010-2012. They compared headstart children with a control group, found out that while there was initial advantages in cognitive skills, at about 3rd grade those gains tend to diminish and become similar to children not in headstart. Just make sure you properly socialize your children, all the cognitive benchmarks starts to even out by 3rd to 5th grade.
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@financedystop I teach preschool and while I agree with her on a lot, I do not think it is appropriate for pre-school/pre-k aged children to be reading before kindergarten. Pre-reading skills? Of course. But it’s not developmentally appropriate to be reading that early.
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@CelliniRenee @financedystop So, you're advocating for ignorance?
State the benefits of being ignorant, please. I'll wait.
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@ABChiyoda @financedystop The thing is too, there is literally no advantage to learning all this so early. Their classmates will quickly catch up while they’re sitting there learning nothing new. Kids learn at different rates and can quickly advance or stall at certain periods of development.
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@financedystop That lady is LYING. I been in the game 25 years. Kinders didn't know how to read; didn't know $$, couldn't use scissors: not 5 years ago, not 10, not 20. Maybe a few knew how to read (my own son at age 2); most do not in TK or K. That's why they are enrolled by parents--to learn.
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@ABChiyoda @financedystop Don’t tell that to all commentera on here, though. All their children were super special and came out of the womb reading and could do taxes😂
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@VERBAL_CHANCLA @AmericanGidget @financedystop Plenty of learning apps. Your daughter also wasn’t the norm back then. We learned letters in Kindergarten and reading in 1st/2nd grade.
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@AmericanGidget @financedystop Daughter born in ‘91 and could read at 5. Use scissors. Write her name upper and lower at 6. Knew currency names, but not value at 5. You can’t tell me that screens have helped kids get smarter.
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@AmericanGidget @financedystop Exactly. She’s not lying about the electronics, but most pre-schoolers didn’t know the stuff she mentioned prior. Honestly they probably know more now than we did at that age 30-40 years ago.
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@financedystop No they couldn't, and neither could most of us when we went to kindergarten 40 years ago. There is no advantage here, just pushing kids into hating learning.
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@PursuDr @larryislegend What’s the purpose of having a phone app if you can’t even use it outside your network?
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They’ve been cracking down on password sharing for a while now.
The whole “household only” enforcement is their way of forcing people to either pay for additional members or get separate accounts.
Paying $15-20/month and getting restricted on where you can use it definitely feels backwards. Especially when other services don’t police it that hard.
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Wait so Netflix is blocking your account if you not using it under your WiFi??? That is stupid and we pay entirely too much for this.
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@contractorkeith You're trying to appeal to feelings. Sorry, im about optimizing to tangible outcomes
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Fact: If you pay your house off it’s always paid off.
Fact: if you instead put that money into stocks based on “historic data” and the market crashes, you could lose it all, or a big portion. And you would still owe on the house.
I will never understand how staying in debt supersedes investment money. Pay off the mortgage then start investing that amount but be debt free. The secure feeling alone is worth it.
Plus a paid for home grows in value, can be used as a rental, etc.
I am far from Dave Ramsay on debt but if you’ve ever lost everything and been homeless during 2008 or another crash you might know where I am coming from, too many people only look at the last 10-15yrs of data.
Zach Melloh, CFP®@zachmelloh26
Should you pay off your mortgage early or invest instead? A couple recently faced this exact dilemma. They had $180k in cash and a $175k mortgage at 3.1%. Spouse #1: “Let’s just pay it off. I hate debt. I want the house free and clear.” Spouse #2: “No way. Why use cash to eliminate a 3% loan when we could invest it at 7% or more based on historical returns?” Both had valid points. Her math said invest it. His stress levels said pay it off. So they compromised... paid off half, invested half — improving cash flow and keeping their long-term plan on track. This decision isn’t purely financial. It’s emotional, behavioral, and personal. And that’s why this debate will never end. Have you run your numbers on this scenario? (Example is hypothetical and for illustrative purposes only)
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@RockyMtMama1 @gotrice2024 Bet you walked to school uphill both ways too.
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@gotrice2024 to me parents now a days coddle their children. I had six kids who all had jobs at a young age and knew the value of the dollar and all moved out by 18 and created a new life for themselves Parents don't do this now
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This man complains that his daughter stays in her room all day and doesn’t enjoy talking to him and his wife. Whenever she does come down for food or water, he’s always reminding her that when she turns 18 either she can move out or pay rent.
I never understood why people do this as a scare tactic to teach kids responsible. Is it possible that his interactions like this is actually damaging his relationship with his daughter. Isn’t he giving her a vibe that he doesn’t want her around or is this a part of teaching her responsibility?
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