Taylor ALF | SMB | REI

@BPD1776 Fascinating, never thought about DD from this angle

Was "Brian's Trash Rule" able to spot this failure in advance? Let's take a look... Grok tells me that Disrupt Equity publicly announced the $70 million acquisition (387 units) on January 24, 2022, noting they rebranded it from Cheval Apartments to Heights on Katy upon closing. It was bought from Baron Properties. Now it's called Santoro. I don't have any insider knowledge, or even waste invoices to review about Cheval Apartments, Heights on Katy or Santoro. But I bet we can still understand if Brian's Trash Rule would've helped. Reminder: Brian's Trash Rule is "the trash tells me how it is managed" What can we see that's publicly available to help us decide?

@MatznerJon @mhp_guy And your obsession with tearing others down makes you look like a crazy person. See - you're not the only one with thoughts about other people. The rest of us are just polite enough to not go rampaging around in public for no reason. Because we have better things to do.

@taylor_smb @mhp_guy i only feel the need to response because you all are missing my fucking point! I wouldn't be challenging chris if i didn't think he could do better, and can (and does) drive value!

Can anyone defend this? Chris has clearly fallen for the siren song of "Audience Growth by any means necessary"... but by any normal measure has a very normal business history and is a normal guy. I'm now blocked for pointing this out. Block the HATERS out right? There was a time when people would be shamed for this type of get rich quick stuff. Here are a few select headlines from the last 90 days on Youtube: - She Buys $1 Pallets And Sells Them For $5,000 (30 Mins/Day) - $23 k/Month by Month 2: Exact Playbook (Not Clickbait) - He Turned $400 Into $2.5M Using AI (No Coding) - He Found a Way to Make $1 K/Hour From His Phone - Your Shortcut to Building a $1 M Business in 2026 - I Asked 5 AI Tools to Make Me Rich. Then THIS Happened…

@MatznerJon @mhp_guy Well, if we're trying to challenge others, I think your Sagan passport name is stupid. It doesn't seem to match at all with your value add. Am I doing it right? Feel good to get judged for no reason?

@MatznerJon @mhp_guy Seems like you do a lot better to just stay in your lane, though, and not keep tearing down others. I found the Nick Huber stuff humorous because I can't stand the guy, but I really don't get the same sense with Chris. You're barking up the wrong tree

@MatznerJon I don't comment much, but want to step in to defend @mhp_guy. His washer / dryer rental vid is the reason I was able to get a similar business off the ground with a family member. Which is helping them on their entrepreneurial journey.

@MatznerJon @mhp_guy This obsession you have with tearing down other people seems pretty unhealthy, man. Seems like you got a good thing going with your overseas staffing thing and perhaps with your pivot into AI consulting also.

@MatznerJon @mhp_guy If you actually watched his content, then you would realize that it's really empowering stuff. Heaven forbid someone is just really excited about entrepreneurship overall

@coleruudjohnson Atlas

Two days ago, I had hundreds of real estate investors on a live Zoom call with me. Build this tool live step-by-step, which brings in discounted off-market deals daily. -- Brings in all new hot leads from the county daily -- Brings in fire damage properties daily -- Ranks properties using satellite imagery -- Pulls in from all social media accounts, looking for seller distress -- Finds landlords with spiking insurance premiums that can't afford their rental anymore Plus so much more. Costs less than $200 to build and is an absolute cheat code. Like & Comment "Atlas" & I'll DM you the recording + Google Doc for free to build it for yourself!

@mhp_guy Homeschool is the only way!

The bar is laughably low for US public schools I live in a wealthy, 10/10 grade district, & yet still: - Kids can retake tests unlimited times until they get an 85+. Why study? - We worship at the altar of must-stay-high home values - $48k/year teachers are broke & quitting left & right. Of course they are! - There are more iPads, Chromebooks and GoPros than there are kids, but teachers are still broke and the schools are begging for money - It costs parents $900 for kids to take the bus in the afternoon only, but this doesn't make a dent in the budget - Classes are overcrowded. 1 of 3 of our elementary schools recently closed down due to funding - Schools are largely funded by property taxes, which are $10k - $40k/year(!!) in this area, but the schools are still broke! - Football & other sports are doing more than great with regards to funding. We rival many colleges in production value and amenities. Why? - We've known for decades that kids are getting fatter every year and that highly processed foods are one culprit, but we still feed kids garbage en masse. This was yesterday's lunch: What do you think home values would be if we dropped to a 6/10 grade? Incentives are aligned to ensure that can't happen. I know other states like Florida manage school districts differently. Here in TX the same house next door could be worth 30% more if in a better district. Why can't we rely on iPads and football less and pay teachers more? The household income here is over 3x the teachers' salaries! But they don't see any of it. Why can't kids go outside more and feed our kids real food? Obesity is more expensive than healthy food. The teachers, parents and administrators here are good, talented and loving people, but working within and against a broken system. The US does better than many other countries, but we can do so much better. How? I'm genuinely asking. We've never homeschooled, but it's looking more and more tempting every year...

@Dirtdog I prefer less all the way through. But agree with the general premise!

When you are in your 20’s you should be working 60+ hours per week 30’s it should be 50+ hours per week 40’s - 40+ hours per week 50’s and up if you have done it right you should be able to pick whatever you want to do in life

this OpenClaw bot scans every commercial parking lot in a city for missing EV chargers. when it finds one, it sizes the install on their actual lot, renders branded charging stations on the spot, and mails the owner a postcard, all on autopilot. here's how EV installers can close $100K–$400K commercial charger jobs before local incentive programs run out: - pulls every commercial property in a metro from public records - cross-references the national EV charger directory to find chargerless lots - captures the parking lot via Google satellite imagery - counts spaces + sizes the install using workplace charging benchmarks - computes the federal tax credit, state utility rebates, and payback in years - renders branded EV chargers on their actual parking lot with AI - prints a postcard with the before/after lot + ROI + QR code every step from property detection to mailbox runs without a human reply "EV" + RT and i'll send you the full guide so you can build this too (must be following so i can DM)

@everestchris6 EV

@jessegenet Love it, don't listen to the naysayers!

Maybe if parents had support, they'd have more kids. Maybe AI agents can be a part of that support system. Maybe AI uses computers so we can touch grass.

@jordan_ross_8F OS

I fully reverse-engineered Ramp's internal AI operating system. Their system — called Glass — is how they got 99% of their entire company using AI every single day. 350+ reusable workflows. Every tool connected at first login. Memory that refreshes every 24 hours. Automations running while everyone sleeps. I partnered with my engineering team and we broke down every component inside it. Then we rebuilt the whole thing for marketing agencies. 76 pages. Every system. Every layer. Every step. Steal it. Comment "OS" and I'll send it directly. Must be a following to receive auto DM

@jessegenet @ThePrimeagen @jessegenet Don't listen to this guy, you're doing awesome things!

@ThePrimeagen Let me know when you listen to the podcast you just posted 🙃😉

@SunShakSunday Hard to actually improve your business workflows without connecting.

Please raise your hand if you have gone as far as connecting your gmail/gcal/gdrive to claude. I'm on the fence, still leaning towards no.

@Jacob_Naviaux How tall are you going to be able to get it?

Bought a flip and didn’t realize until AFTER closing that the hallway and both bathrooms had 7’ ceilings. Middle floor condo—unit above, unit below. My field inspector didn’t catch it. I didn’t notice it in the pictures. Mistake I won’t make again. 7’ ceilings weren’t going to cut it if I wanted to match the top renovated comps in the complex. So we cut holes to see what was above the low ceilings, and found we could raise the framing if we moved the mechanicals. That meant: • New duct runs to both bathrooms and bedrooms (wall stack to reach locations) • Moving plumbing for the unit above us • Relocating electrical • Raising framing • Drywall repairs All in—HVAC, plumbing, electrical, framing, drywall — roughly $7k extra. Worth every dollar. Wouldn’t have gotten anywhere close to my resale number with those ceilings staying at 7’.

@LoganTGott claude

Most founders spend hours writing LinkedIn posts that get 4 likes. Then they wonder why content isn't working. The post isn't the problem. The process is. You're starting from a blank page every single time. No system or structure. I put together The Claude Viral Post Method. It's a 7-step system that turns Claude into a content engine built on proven formats. Here's what's inside: → Sourcing filters to find validated posts worth modeling → Extraction prompts that reverse engineer structure into reusable templates → Context blocks that make every output sound like you → Injection steps that combine proven formats with your positioning → Variation prompts that turn one post into a full week of content → Refinement rules that tighten output quality over time → The flywheel that turns all of it into a repeatable system You stop guessing what works. Every post is built on something already proven. Run this for a week and you'll have multiple posts ready to go. Run it for a month and you've got a content engine that actually drives engagement. Want The Claude Viral Post Method? 1. Follow me 2. Comment "CLAUDE" I'll send it straight to your DMs.

@EdgyEd69 @myfirstmilpod @mhp_guy Clearly you don't follow his content, he provides a ton for free

@myfirstmilpod @mhp_guy This guys such a sleaze ball

This side hustle is so easy, your boss wouldn't want you to find out about it. @mhp_guy on his best side hustle with a 99% profit margin: Wall Printers. Here's the game: Every restaurant, office, and gym needs wall art. They're paying local artists $3K and waiting a month. You roll up with a printer, upload a JPEG, and print a 5x8 mural in hours for $8 in ink. You charge $800. The blueprint: 1. Buy the printer for $4K-$16K (finance for $50-$150/month if you're broke) 2. Keep it in your garage, no retail space needed 3. Print a few walls for free to get time-lapse content 4. Post organically, run paid ads to whatever pops off It's pressure washing for 2026. Move fast. @ShaanVP

@yanndine Cowork

I just gave Claude control of my cold email campaigns. Here's what happened: Most cold email managers are stuck in the same loop: ☒ Log into Instantly manually every day ☒ Check metrics one sequence at a time ☒ Pause underperformers by hand ☒ Write new copy with no data to guide it Until we built the opposite. And I just recorded a full walkthrough breaking down the complete system: → How Claude logs into Instantly, reads your dashboard, and flags what's broken → How to set rules so Claude pauses sequences under 1% reply rate automatically → How Claude scales winning sequences by 20% volume without touching a thing → How Claude rewrites losing email steps using only your best-performing copy as reference → How Claude pulls weekly reports and saves them to a local folder - zero dashboard diving This isn't theory or fluff. I'm showing the exact prompts, the folder structure, the permission setup, and the confirmation flow Claude uses before making any changes. The wildest part? We do it all from one Mac with the Claude desktop app. (No extra tools. No dev work. No agency.) No bloated tech stack. No extra headcount. No manual ops work eating your week. This system is built on Computer Use - Claude sees your screen, navigates your tools, and asks for confirmation before anything risky. You stay in control. Claude does the work. Want the full breakdown? Follow me Reply "COWORK" I'll send it straight to your DMs.