Levi
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Levi
@lremhubbard
Healthcare Finance / Value-based Care professional. Former full-time DFS. Fitness and Nutrition hobbyist.
Los Angeles, CA Katılım Ocak 2011
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Best Ball 101 - Draft the cheaper option in an ambiguous backfield on a good offense 🫡
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32BeatWriters@32BeatWriters
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Just because a lot of people are broke doesn’t mean there aren’t a lot of rich people too
Its not an if then situation
Zack@EliteGolfDad
I know golf is in a bubble and bubbles always pop. I also know once companies know consumers will pay certain prices for goods, they’re never going to lower prices - even when the bubble pops. Yes, this has a $350 shaft, but the head itself is still $700. Not calling out Titleist here. This is industry standard. I just don’t see how this is sustainable. Normal people everywhere can hardly buy groceries right now. Debt is rising like crazy. Yes, golf lends itself to higher earners by nature. It’s an expensive game. But we’re at a point now where $700 is an off the rack price for a new driver. Want to get fitted? You’re looking at close to $1000 or more. These are now the floor. It’ll only get worse from here. At what point do golfers push back? And what if they do? I’m not a financial genius by any means. Where’s the breaking point where cost drives down demand? And who loses? Us? OEMs? Courses? Everybody?
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@EliteGolfDad Just because a lot of people are broke doesn’t mean there aren’t a lot of rich people too
Its not an if then situation
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I know golf is in a bubble and bubbles always pop. I also know once companies know consumers will pay certain prices for goods, they’re never going to lower prices - even when the bubble pops.
Yes, this has a $350 shaft, but the head itself is still $700. Not calling out Titleist here. This is industry standard.
I just don’t see how this is sustainable. Normal people everywhere can hardly buy groceries right now. Debt is rising like crazy.
Yes, golf lends itself to higher earners by nature. It’s an expensive game.
But we’re at a point now where $700 is an off the rack price for a new driver. Want to get fitted? You’re looking at close to $1000 or more.
These are now the floor. It’ll only get worse from here.
At what point do golfers push back? And what if they do? I’m not a financial genius by any means. Where’s the breaking point where cost drives down demand?
And who loses? Us? OEMs? Courses? Everybody?
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If that addict on your street were your own son, what would you do? That is the defining question that guides my 5 step plan to fix the homelessness problem in LA. We *must* end this evil racket of corrupt politicians and NGOs who profit off the misery of these poor souls. They launder money and feed them more drugs, so they can keep their customers locked in this hell on our streets. We have a moral obligation from God to help them and make our city safe and clean for everyone. Karen Bass and Nithya Raman have forsaken this city. Time for real leadership. Time for real compassion.
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To continue to collectively invest so heavily in something as suboptimal as the public sector is a wildly irresponsible use of an economic system’s resources
I don’t think saying its an actual crime against humanity is hyperbole
JerryRigEverything@ZacksJerryRig
@CNBC Has he ever thought that maybe the two don't need to be mutually exclusive? He can literally do both and still be a billionaire.
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@ZacksJerryRig @CNBC ROI
To collectively continue to invest as heavily as we do in something as suboptimal as the public sector is a wildly irresponsible use of an economic system’s resources
I don’t think saying its an actual crime against humanity is hyperbole
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@CNBC Has he ever thought that maybe the two don't need to be mutually exclusive?
He can literally do both and still be a billionaire.
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Bullying used to work extremely well because these freaks had nowhere else to go. You conform to society or else you get treated poorly in turn. Now they can escape into their little discord roblox rabbit holes and be affirmed in their delusions by other freaks just like them.
bee@beatmewitharock
this was one of the san diego shooters btw
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Ben Griffin says he spent about $50,000 per week last year on travel, housing, coaches, trainers, etc.
If you multiply that by the 30 events he played in 2025, that's $1.5 million in expenses against roughly $15 million in on-course earnings.
(h/t @GolfDigest)
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@TheRodged @JTAlexander Social capital has always been vitally important to women
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Caruso is my goat man, who says you need to max enter to win a Gpp😏
I don’t really listen to content for the playoffs but I did listen to ETR’s podcast & they were all over Caruso so I just played him in every lineup and got lucky the one I cptned him in hit @EstablishRunNBA
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TMZ’s Harvey Levin talked privately to Spencer Pratt.
Spencer gave him a couple of names of people that will help Spencer run the city.
Harvey, hoping to catch Spencer in a lie, checked with the people.
Turns out they ARE on board.
Spencer was honest and he has a plan.
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You should. Its idiotic
I’m ~top 10% income for US and still bring my lunch every single day and have my entire professional life
It’s a terrible deal even before including the awful nutritional ROI involved
You don’t have to awh shucks your way into lighting money on fire
Jordan B@JordanBVide0s
This is so stupid and it fills me with animosity toward the boomers. Right or wrong, a lot of Gen Z is “wasting” money on these things because they’ve already realized that they’ll never own anything so they might as well splurge on double steak at chipotle. I don’t blame them.
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@JordanBVide0s You should. Its idiotic
I’m ~top 10% income for US and still bring my lunch every single day and have my entire professional life
It’s a terrible deal even before including the awful nutritional ROI involved
You don’t have to awh shucks your way into lighting money on fire
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This is so stupid and it fills me with animosity toward the boomers. Right or wrong, a lot of Gen Z is “wasting” money on these things because they’ve already realized that they’ll never own anything so they might as well splurge on double steak at chipotle. I don’t blame them.
Mikli@CryptoMikli
Kevin O’Leary says Gen Z is financially cooked when people making $70K a year are spending $28 on lunch
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@TheBrancaShow @youdoingtoomuch It also reinforces community
A legacy admit is more likely to take the burden of representation (both family and school) more seriously than someone with a less robust relationship to the institution
They have deeper, more longstanding obligations that others do not
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@youdoingtoomuch Legacy admissions are both constitutional and rational.
Promoting people based on race from a demographic with demonstrably lower average IQ is both unconstitutional and irrational.
That you can't understand this exposes the problem.
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