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@darrenrovell You seen these?

While Nike execs were sleeping…

@ForePlayPod His daughter wasn’t interested in that hug

Rory McIlroy: Golf Dad.

@mikecommito Nilan

Favourite Bruin who also played for the Habs?

We’ve sunk so fucking low that getting our elections even remotely secure now means groveling and begging a bunch of corrupt, self serving pieces of shit in the Senate to do the absolute bare minimum. Like passing basic voter ID that a massive majority of Americans want. That pathetic reality alone should make your blood boil and prove just how rotten and bought off the whole goddamn system is. These assholes would rather protect their rigged game than protect the country and we’re the idiots still pretending they give a single fuck about the Republic or We the people.

@HuffPost Leave

If waving the American flag or chanting “USA!” turns you off right now, you're not alone.  huffpost.com/entry/theres-a…

@BarstoolNate He got rag dolled

Tom Wilson fighting French plumbers while up 7 in the Olympics is without a doubt the funniest thing he has done

Rand Paul: “I say not one penny overseas. As long as there’s a deficit, I’m not for sending any foreign aid anywhere, anytime.”

@MassGovernor @Patriots You are hated

We all we got. We all we need. Massachusetts is ready for #SBLX. I'm declaring this weekend New England @Patriots Appreciation Weekend.

@5thofhennessy @Breaking911 Alphabetical

@Breaking911 You probably had to pay more to be at the end of the list

Several of Minnesota’s top businesses and professional sports teams released a statement calling for “an immediate de-escalation” and urging all parties to “work together to find real solutions.”

Drake Maye faced the toughest path to the Super Bowl in NFL Playoff History. No QB has ever beat 3 Top 5 defenses to get to the Super Bowl. Until Drake Maye. Chargers were #5 Defense Texans were #1 Defense Broncos were #2 Defense PUT SOME RESPECT on Drake Maye’s name.

@BarstoolYak 8

It’s the Yak

So… If NGOs are “non-governmental organizations” why do our tax dollars go to them? And… If an organization is a “nonprofit” then why do the people running it always seem to get rich? Anyone in government got answers? (We know)

We have made it all but impossible for young families to join the middle class in America. Let alone to save money and build wealth. $2300 per month for daycare. $1800 for the mortgage on a starter house, plus another $700 for property tax and insurance. $1000 for a car payment, insurance, and gas. $1000 to $1500 for groceries, $2000 for bare bones health insurance. $500 for utilities and a cell phone. Add it all up, you’re at close to $10k per month, just for basic essentials. After paying federal and state taxes, you need to gross $150k+ per year. And that’s just for surviving. It doesn’t include saving for emergencies, retirement, medical expenses (remember, that bronze-tier insurance plan comes with a $10k family deductible!), college tuition. It certainly doesn’t leave anything for charity, home improvements, date nights, or an occasional vacation. $150k. A number we used to think of as having “made it,” now the bare minimum to afford name-brand diapers and a car that won’t fall apart in a minor fender bender. Is it any wonder why young people are putting off getting married and starting families? Why the political center is falling and Gen Z is racing for the political extremes, left and right alike? Are we surprised that the rampart daycare fraud in Minnesota is so offensive to people? When taxpaying American citizens have to take home a middle-management salary just to keep their lights on? I’m all for pulling yourself up by your bootstraps. On an individual level, it’s great advice—we all have a responsibility to live within our means, take ownership of our lives, and build the lives we dream for our families. No one else will do it for us, nor should we expect them to. But, on a societal level, if we don’t make it affordable for people—especially young people—to lead decent lives, we’re simply not going to make it. And I’m not sure we even deserve to do so.

I honestly just love getting fucked up

It’s insane to think about the fact that banks made $89 billion in overdraft fees this past year. That’s $89 billion they took from people who literally have no money.

Turn all IRS agents into DOGE agents and go after the fraud instead of the taxpayers.

@DanteTheDon @barstoolsports Would be very funny if she shanked it

BREAKING: The Jets Caved and Did The Right Thing, Reversed Course, Once Again Allowing Teacher and Life Long Fan Ashley Castanio-Gervasi To Kick In Their $100,000 Half Time Field Goal Challenge @barstoolsports s.barstool.link/c/article-3559…

Forgot to mention 1 more pod going to Netflix….

@greg16676935420 @hen_ease

I picked up a footlong for dinner so I can eat half now and save half for lunch tomorrow

TIL that when Daniel Jones broke his collarbone in college, two of his Duke teammates made him a 3D-printed pad that enabled him to play just 3 weeks later. After graduation, these guys then turned it into a legitimate business (called Protect3D). They won $50,000 from the NFL's innovation competition and have even secured a contract with the DoD for military-grade wearables. But when Daniel Jones fractured his fibula this year, he called them up again for help. They made Jones another custom pad (pictured below), which is now helping him play with a broken leg. What a wild story.