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Happy Election Day, America.
I hope you win. Cheers!
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Stuart Lindeman
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Stuart Lindeman
@StuartLindeman
Father of two, engineer, amateur mechanic, golfer, photographer, cyclist, shotgun shooter, watch collector, sailor, whisky drinker, lock picker...
Houston, TX Присоединился Temmuz 2010
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@acnewsitics @BigHec01 Probably already asking SC buddies for an emergency injunction
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@ClintFiore Sounds like most of your job is educating people on business norms.
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Ignore my Working Capital advice at your own peril on 7-figure deals. Especially the 1-5M range.
These are very competitive deals.
They're valued at low SDE multiples that don't include WC.
Your LOI should ask for inventory and address Work in Progress, but if you ask for cash and receivables for completed work, or just put vague open-ended language about a 'normalized working capital calculation' that will be done in the future post-LOI, your offer will not be selected when you're heads-up competing against someone bringing a simple cash-free, debt-free, normal inventory included offer to the table.
That's what brokers and sellers want in SBA-world.
Clint Fiore 🦬 DM for Biz Deals@ClintFiore
Main Street (let's call that under 1M EV you should NEVER expect WC). Middle Market (let's call that over 10M EV you should pretty much always expect WC). It's the 7-figure deals where all the debate lies. If it's an SBA deal, under 5M EV, yeah it's usually not-inclusive of WC except for inventory and WIP and done cash-free, debt-free, and if you come in on a 2M EV deal asking for a bunch of WC even if Sam tells you it's the right way to do it, you'll usually lose to a Buyer bringing their own and making a more simple offer and getting their SBA lender to do a LOC for WC. You can believe me or not but that's how it is.
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Pediatrician here.
If a nice, older kid/teenager comes trick or treating at your place, give them a piece of candy WITHOUT giving them a hard time. In fact, give them 2.
They chose this over other risky activities. Validate that.
#Halloween
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@BlackKnight10k How does one upgrade someone else? Seems strange. I guess it can be done, but I’ve never heard of it.
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Eric Adams destroyed his life for free 1st class upgrades to Turkey
Alex Cole@acnewsitics
Rudy Giuliani destroyed his life for Donald Trump.
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Project 2025 mastermind allegedly told colleagues he killed a dog with a shovel apple.news/A8Q-LeBKOTuiWR…
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@FracSlap @nextcoastVP Naming and shaming. Bold. I’m here for it.
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VC sets a meeting with me then ghosts me.
Not a great look from @nextcoastVP
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Was so close to seeing this Japanese tourist get rekt by an elk this morning
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@greggnunziata What’s next? Promising free cokes in the lunch room?
This feels like a bad student council president pitch.
Unserious, half-baked, concepts of a plan.
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Are you a consumer who enjoys access to credit?
Or, perhaps, are you a citizen that enjoys the blessings of a constitutionally constrained executive?
If so, I've got some bad news for you.
George@BehizyTweets
BREAKING: Trump announces that as president, he will immediately implement a temporary 10% cap on credit card interest rates "We can't let them make it 25% and 30%." Credit card interest rates are at a historic high under the Kamala-Biden regime. His simple plan will alleviate a lot of pressure from hundreds of millions of Americans. I'm running out of words to describe how good his policy proposals will be.
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Before joining the ticket, Walz took near-weekly Q from MN press and was an increasingly frequent presence on national TV.
Since becoming VP pick: 3 solo local TV, 1 national TV. No pressers.
Vance has done dozens since late July.
w/ @AlexThomp
axios.com/2024/09/19/har…
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@El_Duende1 @AGHamilton29 Good point, didn’t think of that
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@AGHamilton29 What else was put into those pagers? You dont really believe all they loaded them with was an explosive? How much Intel did Israel gather in the last few months those imbeciles were walking around with an Israeli listening and tracking device in their pockets.
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Take note of anyone upset about an operation that directly and exclusively targeted terror operatives and their comms.
It’s a rather clear indication that those specific people are not upset about civilian casualties in a war, but that the side they prefer is losing.
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@JohnJHarwood @greggnunziata @RichLowry It is floating, waddling, and flying…. But the sound out of its mouth WASNT quacking. Ok, guess it isn’t a duck then.
GIF
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no, @RichLowry was NOT using the word people have accused him of using.
he tripped over his tongue as all of us who appear on TV do from time to time
Madeline Peltz@peltzmadeline
Having a hard time coming to any conclusion besides the obvious one about what Rich Lowry catches himself blurting out here
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Chances are you will, eventually, end up accidentally flushing something down the toilet. Whether you’re trying to retrieve an object or just prevent it from clogging your sewer main, here's what to do instead of panicking.
Link:
lifehacker.com/home/retrieve-…
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@FilledWithMoney Laying off the CEO with a golden parachute?
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Lyft will layoff ~30 employees.
They will pay ~$45M in severance.
That’s $1.5M per employee.
What in the world?
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Donald trump IS weird.
Donald trump IS weird.
Donald trump IS weird.
Donald trump IS weird.
Donald trump IS weird.
WEIRD.
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@peace_malcolm Sounds like scrum, with some Simon Sinek or Dan Pink sprinkled on top.
Good example.
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A company isn’t just a group of people showing up for a paycheck.
If your team doesn’t care, your business doesn’t move.
Period.
There was a time when our team wasn’t aligned.
Everyone did their job, but they weren’t bought in.
So, we flipped the script.
Instead of dictating KPIs, I brought everyone into the room and let them help build them.
We made it clear—these weren’t just goals I came up with.
They were targets we all agreed to.
This simple change made a huge difference.
Suddenly, they weren’t just working for the company—they were working for something they believed in.
Performance skyrocketed, and so did buy-in.
People work harder when they feel like they’re part of something they helped build.
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