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@RayReedMO Shit hole city

No Kings In America. I love you St. Louis ❤️

@dabbuck @USWeatherExpert This makes me like Jayhawks a little 🤝

No Kings in Wichita was a bust (again) today. Small group as per usual. The Reddit Wichita group claims great turnout, but they always do. Only a handful showed up, and in posted photos they show close up pictures of their signs and the few lunatic TDS adherents they have. @JohnRWhitmer

@IamAustinMcCain This! 💯

Call me crazy but maybe don't quit on your team half way thru the season and kick a bench throwing a little bitch fit

@WIBWJason @WIBWsports Injury incoming

Dylan Edwards never found his footing in 2 seasons at K-State. The former Gatorade Kansas Football Player of the Year is welcoming a fresh start…at KU. The difference? He’s happy. My story ⬇️ @WIBWsports

@GCNNow @IfindRetards found a group of them

Hundreds gather in Naples for 'No Kings' protest gulfcoastnewsnow.com/article/no-kin…

@maziehirono Greatest self-own of the year! 😂 😂 😂

Donald Trump is not, never will be, and has never been a king. #NoKings

@BreakerCulture That’s why I shifted long ago to Batman, Spider-Man, and true grail Disney and Pixar. New customers every generation for the same icons…vs fewer customers for more athletes. Math is math. Behavioral economics.

The brutal truth about Sports Card "investing" ...I've bought hundreds of sports card collections over the years. Boxes, binders, storage units, estate sales — you name it, I've dug through it. And after doing this long enough, you start to notice something that most collectors never want to admit. 90% of every collection I open is full of guys who were genuinely great players. Not scrubs. Not junk wax commons nobody wanted even when they were printed. I'm talking real careers. Pro Bowlers. All-Stars. Hall of Famers in some cases. Players that people were legitimately excited about at some point in time. And VERY FEW PEOPLE cares about their cards anymore. Not a little. Not "the market is soft right now." I mean the cards are functionally worthless in terms of long-term appreciation, and they've been that way for a long time. Vinny Testaverde. Shareef Abdur-Rahim. Jaromir Jagr, Guys with legitimate careers, legitimate fan bases at their peak — sitting in boxes that end up in my hands for a fraction of what someone paid for them 20 years ago. For a long time I thought this was just bad luck or bad timing. Then I started to see the pattern. The sports card market isn't driven by talent. It's driven by attention. And here's the thing about attention — it's finite. There is only so much of it to go around, and it doesn't grow proportionally with the number of great players in any given era. The money in this hobby concentrates. It always has! And it concentrates around a very small number of players per decade — and sometimes not the best players, but the ones who transcend the sport entirely and become something bigger than a career stat line. Every decade gets maybe one, two, three of those players. That's it. 👈 The 90s had Griffey, Jordan, and Barry Sanders. Thousands of players were active. Hundreds had great careers. But when you say "90s cards" to anyone in this hobby, those are the three names that come up every single time. The market didn't forget the other guys — it just never gave them the same weight to begin with, and 30 years later that gap has only widened. The 2000s were Brady, Kobe, and Jeter. The 2010s were LeBron, Trout, Curry, McDavid with a significant drop-off after that. The names get fewer and further between the longer you look. That's not a coincidence. That's the structure of how this market actually works. And if you go back even further — into true vintage — the filter gets even tighter. There have been thousands of Hall of Famers across baseball, basketball, football, and hockey over the last century. But the vintage market really only sustains four or five names at the highest level over the long haul. Mantle. Ruth. Mays. Gretzky. Wilt. Gale Sayers on a good day. The rest of those collections, the ones filled with legitimate legends from their eras, eventually end up in boxes that people sell off because the market just doesn't care the way it once did. Vintage just shows you the ending of the movie that modern collectors are still living inside of right now. Here's the part that I think most people in this hobby don't fully sit with: There is a limited pool of money chasing cards. It's bigger than it's ever been, but it's still a pool. It's not infinite. And that pool has to be shared across every player, every set, every era, every sport. When money moves toward a handful of true icons — and it always does over time — it has to move away from somewhere else. The players who seemed like safe bets because they were great athletes end up being the ones holding the bag because the hobby only had room for so many at the top and they weren't quite in that tier. This is the conversation I wish someone had with me earlier. Not "buy stars." Buy the players that the entire world will still know by name in 20 years. That's a much shorter list than most people want to believe. For this decade, my honest read is Ohtani, Wemby, Mahomes (?), and maybe one or two others we haven't fully identified yet. Ohtani might be the safest long-term card investment I've seen in my entire time in this hobby. Two-way dominance at the highest level, global appeal that crosses every demographic, a story that doesn't have a clean comparison to anything that came before it. That's the profile of a player the market rewards forever. Wembanyama has the same energy — if he becomes what the basketball world believes he can be, his early cards are going to look ridiculous in 15 years. Everyone else? Buy them for what they are — short to medium-term plays. Ride the wave, sell into the hype, and move on. There's nothing wrong with that strategy. But don't confuse it with building something that compounds over decades. Every collection I open reminds me of this. The cards don't lie. Someone believed in those players once. Paid real money for them. Held them through the good years thinking it would pay off. And here they are, passed down or liquidated or dropped off at a show for whatever someone will give for them. Find the icons. The real ones. The ones the entire world will still be talking about long after you're gone. There aren't many of them. That's exactly the point....

@Sjacobs2020 @GavinNewsom @IfindRetards found one

@GavinNewsom Trump is terrified that if you win, you will put him in prison where he belongs. He needs someone who is corrupt and can be bought, or someone who will be his puppet, like JD. When you win, you need to restore justice and put all the criminals in prison, top to bottom.

If you have dyslexia, hear this: bullies will laugh and call you names. Let them talk. Keep moving. No one — not even the President — decides your worth. Prove them wrong. Every time.

@JBPritzker What about your fraud and corruption? STFU

People ask why I push back so hard on Donald Trump. It's simple: Tyranny requires your fear, your silence, and your compliance. Democracy requires your courage.

@SenWarren So you can blow it? Fuck off.

Today, I'm introducing my wealth tax — and more than 50 members of Congress are joining me. It’s time for the government to start working for American families, not just the ultra-rich.

@GrindeOptions Agree other than the rate moves

Iran will lose war, U.S. will declare victory. Oil will drop to around $60/barrel. The Dow will surpass 50,000. The S&P 500 will surpass 7,500. Interest rates will be cut 3-4 times. The 10 year interest rate will fall. Unemployment will drop below 4%. Republicans will win mid terms.

@SimulatedLion @gurucollects Still a fucking dick move. Class A douche

@gurucollects He’s not puncturing them you idiot, he’s examining their thickness to determine which may have high value memorabilia cards in them. You think he’s gonna damage them right before buying a couple of them? You and this other male “Karen” need to get a life.

He really punctured all of the packs at Target 😤 What would you do if you saw this? 🎥: FB/Jesse Medina

@HedgeFundFomo Sure if your “advisor” isn’t planning, including full tax prep, file and strategy, estate planning. You’re right tho…too many advisors still think they’re adding alpha and don’t so planning. Such a joke. Run from them!

Financial advisors charging 1% to put their client's money into an index fund that they could buy themselves for free

@BeaverProgram @EndWokeness “For no reason”… @IfindRetards found the leader

@EndWokeness Who sent them there to get killed for no reason? The Republicans

Applause line at protest in Philly: "For every US soldier who comes back in casket, we cheer!"

@HedgeFundFomo It’s exhausting but the “fire one client per year” birthday gift to myself is the best advice I’ve ever received. Looks like that one has potential

I hate my clients

@NeverNewsom50 @GavinNewsom @seanhannity Newsom knows this but he’s relying on his retard lemmings to believe his gaslighting grift. He’s just feeding his fish.

No, not really comparable. Obama's: Direct $1.7B US payment (incl. $400M cash pallets) settling pre-1979 arms deal debt + interest, timed with prisoner swap & nuclear deal. Trump's: Temporary 30-day waiver letting buyers purchase ~140M barrels of existing Iranian oil at sea (~$14B potential revenue at $100/bbl) to boost global supply & cut prices during US-Iran war disrupting Hormuz. One transfers US funds. Other lets Iran sell its own asset on market. Vastly different contexts & mechanisms.

Hey, @seanhannity — remember your years of rambling about Obama's fake “pallet of cash to Iran?" Your silence is deafening.

@GavinNewsom Factually incorrect but you know that

🚨HUGE STORY FOX REFUSES TO COVER 🚨 Trump and Scott Bessent just handed Iran $14 BILLION by easing oil sanctions. Fox spent YEARS screaming about Obama's fake “pallet of cash.” Now? Total. Silence.

@mattvanswol @hknightsf @nytimes @Haleaziz You ratioed the shit out of her grift 👊🏼

@hknightsf @nytimes @Haleaziz I SHOULD HAVE NEVER FUCKING READ THE NYTIMES. I READ YOU FIRST YEARS AND YOU ARE JUST A FLAMING PILE OF DOG SHIT!!!! SHE HAD A DEPORTATION ORDER… …FOR 7 YEARS!!!!!!!!!!!!! WHY DID YOU LEAVE THAT OUT OF YOUR FUCKING RETARDED ASS POST?!!!!!!

NEW: A viral video showed ICE agents detaining a woman at SFO on Sunday night. Documents obtained by the @nytimes show TSA officials scanning passenger lists tipped off ICE she was planning to fly to Miami. The woman has no criminal history. Always great to team with @Haleaziz.

@BarackObama Get real, clown. Insurance you can’t use. Have to spend $48k in premiums and deductibles before it provided a benefit for my family. Dumbest fucking grift ever.

The day the Affordable Care Act passed was one of my proudest moments as president, because it meant that millions of Americans would have access to health care, some for the first time. The ACA also prevented insurance companies from denying people with pre-existing conditions coverage, allowed young people under the age of 26 to remain on their parents’ plan, expanded Medicaid, and so much more. But the ACA was always meant to be a first step. We still have to do more to expand access and make health care more affordable for everyone.

@Rep_Stansbury They must really have some bad stuff on you Mel.

Just because the President deploys ICE agents to airports, doesn’t change the fact that: 1. He’s in the Epstein Files. 2. He’s started an unauthorized war that he can’t find his way out of. 3. Americans are struggling to survive, and he’s failed to pass legislation to make it better, even though his party controls the House, the Senate, and the White House. It’s time for accountability.