Chris the Great

@SecRollins Can a Kroger buy from Jim's Farm? No, why not?

Today, just four companies — JBS, Cargill, Tyson Foods, and National Beef — control roughly 85% of the cattle processing market. That level of concentration has surged from just 25% in 1977 to 71% by 1992, and now to an astonishing 85%. Together, these companies operate through dozens of subsidiary businesses, creating a landscape that leaves many of our cattle producers with limited marketing options. For some ranchers this means less marketing opportunities, complicating an already challenging marketplace. We must work to address this to protect our ranchers and consumers. @POTUS and this administration are focused on promoting fairness and competition — ensuring our producers have options and a level playing field. 🇺🇸🥩

@LoganMohtashami There are so many moving parts here, but this could indicate a resilient economy under all the surface noise. For the comments section I wrote "could" not "does," if investors are finding alternative returns, it impacts bonds (demand decreases) and rates. Again... could!

If we had the worst levels of mortgage spreads in 2023, we are close to 8% rates

@Ebo_Entsuah Awesome! Congratulations, Go Noles!!

From wearing the garnet and gold to earning a Doctorate from Florida State… full circle moment. Proud to be a student-athlete who turned the next chapter into something bigger. Grateful for my family, my teammates, and the state of Florida for the opportunities along the way.

@TheWarKitchen @graffeocoffee Where is brewed, black?

What's your favorite coffee? 🤭

@antibearthesis Saving is the start of investing.

My older brother is 28. He has: • $0 invested • $35k in savings • $10k car loan • No other debt He thinks he’s behind financially. What would you tell him?

@TheRealJBx Will there be more wasted chicken?

Rotisserie Chickens will soon be able to be purchased with SNAP funds. Thoughts?

@shefska Are people buying them? Then why not increase the price?

carvana and carmax are both selling used cars for more than their original msrp do your homework folks before buying a car

@BEisenhart Ouch, median is like what 750k if this is a starter home

This is the mortgage on a $500k home in a newer suburban area in Omaha with $100k down, including taxes and insurance. It is about as low as you will find in the Elkhorn/Gretna/Bennington, NE area. If you are in the camp that your mortgage shouldn’t be more than 20% of your net take-home pay, your household income needs to be at least $19k a month. Not a lot of people hit that, so are we talking about 30-40% of your net take-home pay? Throw in childcare, and Houston, we have a problem. Not sustainable.

@CigsMake Some people do not want yellow or green cars

There’s no good explanation why this is happening

@PureTalk Unlimited data?

End of month check: if your Verizon bill jumped again, you’re not crazy. You’re just paying for someone else’s ‘premium’ marketing.

@CoveredGeekly I thought he was good in Cross

Matthew Lillard says he thinks people only like him due to nostalgia "I think that's why I'm working. I don't think anyone really likes me. They just miss the old days." (via youtube.com/watch?v=eGekJ4…)

NCAA should have a FBS draft in May

@DrClownPhD Plump fiction

Pulp Fiction XXL 🤣

@FitzyGFY Can barely block a coach, lol

To Pittsburgh he goes

@ThePoniExpress I give it a C

Grade the Steelers 1st round pick. OT Max Ihenachor I give it C+. How about you? GO.

@marcportermagee Impact of reduction in foreign applicants?

Big two-page spread in the print edition of The Atlantic advertising the University Michigan Clearly full-pay out-of-state students (currently $82,277 a year) are central to its long term sustainability plans

@financedystop 😆 🤣 😂 yes, this guy knows... except he's been wrong for 6 years.

@NFL_DovKleiman Future gym teacher

Scary: Titans star WR Xavier Restrepo has implemented boxing into his offseason workout routine to improve his hand-eye coordination. Xavier will be a PROBLEM next season 😈

28-year-old California man allegedly bought expensive LEGO sets, kept the pieces, and returned the boxes filled with dry pasta over 70 times nationwide

@WallStreetApes They are driven by profits. EV drove profits a few years back, now they have a fleet and need to charge... for profits.

Amazon is using large Sunbelt Rentals Generators to charge their electric delivery vehicles These generators are powered by diesel fuel So they’re using diesel fuel, to charge their electric vehicles “to Go Green” Someone make it make sense