Ryan Riggin

Win or go home. Let’s go @KUHoops

@KCBizJournal It’s all happening

It looks like Google just bought another swath of KC acreage where officials last year approved a $100 billion data center campus. bizjournals.com/kansascity/new…

El Capitan @Royals

Peak recession indicator

This is the American dream. Baseball.

Royals teammates Bobby Witt Jr. and Vinnie Pasquantino actually live in the same house together During Spring Training for the last two years, they’ve been roommates in a house that they call “The Wittz-Carlton” They live with a third roommate, Barry (Bobby’s dog). They drive a minivan to practice every day… and sometimes, Vinnie cooks 😂

Bobby Witt Jr. lays out to make the stop for Team USA👏 🎥 @WBCBaseball

@danielcberk Soak it in man, I watched my 19 year old pitch on a college field for the first time yesterday and my 18 year old starts his varsity high school season next week. Some of the best memories of my life watching them on the little league field. It goes fast. ⚾️😎

I coached my son’s first Tee Ball practice tonight. Twelve 4-year-olds running bases, throwing wiffle balls, wearing mitts on the wrong hands, and getting distracted by literally everything. Was a blast. 11/10 recommend.

BOB

@KCRoosMBB Topeka

A New Era Begins. #ROOUP

@KCRoosMBB @DrMartinKC_AD Huge for the Roos. Turg is a legend.

This is Kansas City’s Basketball Team. #ROOUP

@nick2822 @cade19riggin @jake_riggin4 👆⚾️

All baseball fans need to follow this account holy cow it’s impressive.

I’ve found HubSpot 10x MORE valuable since AI became a thing. Their APIs are incredible and working with the HubSpot data locally is incredible for pipeline reporting, sales research, data enrichment. I vibecoded my own CRM and it works fine but ditched it, HubSpot is just better as the engine and AI is the gasoline. ⛽️

Turns out HubSpot isn't dead. 💀 I gave Claude Code 30 days of AppSumo software costs ($100,000) total. Asked it to analyze cost, effort, maintenance of replicating all the software we are using. It found ~$500 / month in costs but many of the "dead" SaaS products it did not recommend changing. This includes HubSpot, Snowflake, Tableau, Klaviyo and many other public companies. Unconvinced, I had it login and analyze all our usage on HubSpot specifically. Again it said we can reduce some costs to $13,000 a year and but replicating it won't be worth the development and maintenance. Interesting that the "AI" itself is saying just stick with HubSpot. Still, I went to the team and asked them if we can build it in-house. They came back with 2 reasons not to (yet): 1- Workflows. There's tons of API calls from spreadsheets, emails, meetings, etc... 2- Emails. Domain reputation, bounce management and flows. Found this experience fascinating and also insightful that software itself is cheap and relatively easy to "create" but when you add in employees using it, many workflows (API connections) and your business is dependent on it, ripping it out is easier said than done. ...for now

@BourbEnthusiasm Hmm. I didn’t think Jack Daniel’s was classified as bourbon legally but I guess I was wrong. Curious was grok says @grok is this bourbon?

@BourbEnthusiasm Great value but not bourbon

Best value in bourbon?

@bscholl Banger tweet

Turns out 47 was his lucky number

Load the fucking wagons.

Seems like a typical Monday as a pledge

Worst defense I’ve ever seen KU play.

@ShawnRyan762 @grok did @RepThomasMassie really post this?

It’s literally come to this.