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@AFAO25 @pullup_jimbo @HazelAppleyard No government in the world would let you move that much money into markets every 4 days

@pullup_jimbo @HazelAppleyard You’re not thinking big. That 900 million could be invested in options that multiply principal by many many many percent

How would you manage it?

@_Nosoup4you__ @TMLutas @DanBurmawy Ted Bundy was pulled over for an equipment violation

@TMLutas @DanBurmawy Not the point I'm making. I'm talking about resources.

LA City Council just told LAPD they can't pull anyone over anymore for expired tags, dead tail lights, cracked windshields, busted mirrors, illegal tint, loud exhaust, or missing plates. Why? Because out of 72,000 stops in three years, 86% were Black or Latino drivers. So if your car is busted, you're now invisible to the LAPD. Congratulations. This rule is intended to reduce discriminatory policing and build community trust.

@kripchakmentum All that still to have the worst air quality in the country

i’d take expensive gas any day of the week over living like this

learning that california gas is so expensive because they started refining it themselves to clear out the smog that choked LA in the 60s and 70s really was an eye opener

@mabman21 @BarryHintz26636 @JuForthePeople The conservative estimate for commerce done on interstates ..annually is about 10 trillion dollars…

@BarryHintz26636 @JuForthePeople name a highway or interstate that has a positive ROI, especially without subsides.

We should be able to take a train from Madison to watch this!

@MissJilianne It should be at least double that

I think it’s disgusting the United States charges $100 per person visiting our country to enter a National Park. Embarrassing too!

@JonesBarron @grok @litcapital Costs the same for everyone

@mbp9212 @grok @litcapital Which of their bills recently shot up in price?

@grok @mbp9212 @litcapital So since they continued flying, what actions in recent weeks were the final nail on the coffin for Spirit?

@KiaKnightly @NeedsCowbell @SecDuffy Spirit couldn’t hedge their fuel purchasing because they had no fluid cash, which is why they sought the buyout from JetBlue. They were selling a few airplanes a month just to service their debt. It was bad business. There’s a reason the big 4 arent really getting hurt by this

@NeedsCowbell @SecDuffy Allow all of us to bow to your opinion, vs what the CEO of the company said. You been beating that cowbell on your head?

Nice job, Pete.

@JonesBarron @litcapital What does that have to do with anything? They’ve been liquidating assets since 2023 trying to stay afloat they haven’t been in a strong financial position in years and have been relying on a fountain of private capital just to service debts

@mbp9212 @litcapital And they were still flying until....??!

Thank you Elizabeth Warren for killing Spirit Airlines, a budget airline for low income consumers

@JonesBarron @litcapital They filed chapter 11 twice in those 2 years lol

@litcapital Spirit survived for 2 years after that tweet. It was only until The Art of The Deal showed up that it went out of business.

@Saquon_szn_ @EliteBarfer @Todd_Rosiak 20 million dollars on a team who has a self imposed cheap budget is the downside

@EliteBarfer @Todd_Rosiak It’s a one year deal. There was no downside considering how much help we have in AAA

Brandon Woodruff is placed on the IL; Easton McGee is recalled from Class AAA Nashville. Woodruff is scheduled to speak to the media shortly here in DC.

@LBurnett67756 @Rothmus What else was happening in the 60s you’re almost there

@Rothmus My grandfather was Leo Burnett, founder of the Leo Burnett advertising agency. I believe he was taxed at 90% and yet he thrived and so did the country.

This is the federal income tax play all over again. It started in 1913 as a “class tax” on the rich, hitting less than 1% of the population with a 1% rate above $3,000. It expanded during WWII into a mass tax on most workers through withholding, skyrocketing rates, base broadening, and bracket creep to fund wars and spending. The wealth tax will follow the same trajectory.

@teddyknuckles22 @MarkRobins77760 @AndyHermanNFL Jaire could actually cover before he was hurt

@MarkRobins77760 @AndyHermanNFL Press corner who will make tackles. What’s incorrect ?

Cisse it is!!!

@AlZeidenfeld This is something everyone should do but they’ll never understand.

Pointing out that rich people put their homes in a trust or LLC is like pointing out that milk goes in a refrigerator.

@anishmoonka Delta also makes their own fuel to protect themselves from these exact situations

JetBlue hasn't made a profit in six years. Spirit is on its second bankruptcy in under 12 months. Delta made $5 billion last year. They fly the same kinds of planes to the same airports, but two of them are dying and one is having the best run of its 100-year history. In the last three months of 2025, Delta made more money from its premium seats than from its economy seats, for the first time ever. CEO Ed Bastian told investors that more than 95% of Delta's revenue now comes from households that earn more than $100,000 a year. Almost every new seat Delta adds in 2026 will be business class or first class, barely any economy at all. The airline market has split in two. Business travelers and wealthy vacationers will happily pay $1,200 for a seat that folds into a flat bed. Everyone else picks whichever ticket is $9 cheaper on Google Flights. The middle of the market has vanished, and JetBlue has been sitting right in the middle for years. About 60% of JetBlue's flying happens in New York and Florida, where it has to fight the big legacy airlines on one side and the dirt-cheap budget airlines on the other. JetBlue tried to be the nice middle option. Free wifi and decent legroom, plus seatback TVs that other airlines skip. It never built the luxury cabin revenue that Delta and United rely on. Its rewards program doesn't print money like Delta's American Express deal does. JetBlue owes about $9 billion and pays $600 million a year just in interest. It has lost money in most of the last six years. Spirit tried the exact opposite and still lost. A pure budget airline with yellow planes and tickets starting at $49. Then travelers changed their minds. They decided paying a bit more for a seat assignment and a checked bag was worth it. Spirit bolted on bigger seats and bundled fares. That only raised its costs without making Spirit feel fancy. Two bankruptcies later, the company had just $337 million in the bank at the end of last year. The Middle East fuel spike is speeding up a collapse that was already under way. Jet fuel went from an average of $2.49 a gallon in 2025 to $4.88 on April 2 of this year. That is a 95% jump in about five weeks, after Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz shipping route at the end of February. JP Morgan estimates Spirit will lose 20 cents on every dollar if fuel stays at current levels. JetBlue will lose about $1.3 billion this year. Neither airline brings in enough rich-traveler money to cover that hole. If both shrink or disappear, the winners are already picked. Delta, United, and American will walk away with the empty gates and the open takeoff times. Your cheap flight out of Fort Lauderdale just becomes a more expensive flight out of Fort Lauderdale.

@posinihili @wowzaship Yeah while they jerk the tube and destroy your vocal cords in the process of someone catching their seizing body and someone else taking over

@wowzaship I agree that a doctor should be as seizure-free as possible to practice safely. However, no one intubates alone. If a seizure occurs, another would immediately take over. Trained nurses are present, and a competent nurse can intubate in an emergency to save a patient’s life.

What if the doctor intubating you starts seizing mid intubation after you’re already paralyzed and you end up with an extra minute of anoxia to the brain. Is that what happened to you guys over on this corner of pitt twit to make you like this

@TurdsleytheIII @ChrisHejduk @SonsofBullarky @MAGA_Hoosier @harryjsisson Not only do they insure their own cargo, they sell cargo insurance to some of the biggest shipping companies in the world lol

@mbp9212 @ChrisHejduk @SonsofBullarky @MAGA_Hoosier @harryjsisson Maersk doesn't insure cargo

Trump’s deal with Iran is sounding pretty terrible. They get complete control of the Strait of Hormuz, all sanctions removed, keep their uranium, and keep their missiles? What the hell was the point of the war then????

@TurdsleytheIII @ChrisHejduk @SonsofBullarky @MAGA_Hoosier @harryjsisson Maersk is self insured and Marinair will just triple their rates stack cash that’s before a gulf country like Saudi Arabia offers to insure vessels because they need shipping. They spent 6 billion dollars on a golf league that could buy every ulcv in the world 3 times over.

@mbp9212 @ChrisHejduk @SonsofBullarky @MAGA_Hoosier @harryjsisson no one will insure the boats= no traffic

@ChrisHejduk @SonsofBullarky @MAGA_Hoosier @harryjsisson They didn’t have a functioning navy before the war

@mbp9212 @SonsofBullarky @MAGA_Hoosier @harryjsisson Trump also said they didn't have any missiles left either, right before they shot our airplanes down.

@SonsofBullarky @MAGA_Hoosier @harryjsisson Iran doesn’t have a navy left lol

@MAGA_Hoosier @harryjsisson You are right about that. But Iran will always control the Stait and will get sanctions removed. They couldn’t care less if the US calls this a victory.