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One of the most underrated actors ever 👏

You’re offered $3m but have to show up at an office 8-5 M-F for 40 years and the money is divided and paid weekly Are you taking this deal?

So this is really normal for most people in U.S. ? 😳🫢

What do you do with leftover bacon?

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Would you rather have a sidearm with an ultra-crisp, hair-thin 2-pound match trigger or a heavy, positive 8-pound military double-action break that breaks reliably through freezing mud?

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The strange thing about celebrating the 250th anniversary of Independence Day is that we live under a more tyrannical government now than the one that the founders fought for independence from.

Your grandfather paid 10% tax. Your father paid 30%. You pay 50%. Your kids will pay 70%. This isn't progressive taxation. It's generational theft on a payment plan.

If you can’t afford to Tip at least 20%, you genuinely cannot afford to eat out at a sit-down restaurant. Cook at home. Stop punishing underpaid servers because you’re mad at the restaurant's business model.

Andrew Garfield says he realized Hacksaw Ridge’s 75-man rescue was impossible after failing to drag one guy on set "What he literally did is humanly, physically impossible" "I was on set and I'm like, I'm going to do all the picking up and the dragging. All 75 guys, chuck them on me" "I try and drag one guy who's smaller than me, and I'm like, put him on a wire and drag him, and I'll pretend"

When a candidate wins every single county in a state primary, political insiders have a word for it. Not a "strong performance." Not a "commanding victory." A **mandate**. Vivek Ramaswamy just won all 88 counties in Ohio. 82.47% of the vote. His opponent — Casey Putsch, a YouTube car guy — got 17.53%. That number isn't a loss. It's a message. When a challenger can only pull 17% in a contested primary, it means the party didn't split. It means the base didn't hedge. It means there was no protest vote worth counting. In Ohio GOP politics, that's not a primary result. That's a declaration. Ramaswamy now faces Democrat Amy Acton in November. 88 counties. 82.5%. Zero cracks in the coalition. Ohio is red — and the math just made it official. I'll keep you updated. Turn on notifications. 🚨 FOLLOW ME, THE NEXT DROP WILL BE SHOCKING

nobody tells you this about inflation: it doesn’t reverse. $4 eggs don’t go back to $2. the only way out is earning more. but somehow THAT’S the controversial take.