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@aquariusdays An old English teacher also made made us give up “I think” before writing what you think and “interesting” is a filler word for a stronger adjective
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@BXMIKEYB @ElonsWaifu @NYCMayor @vmmaloney She would rather then be doing this during the summer, it’s what she’s used to
🐆Claire ☯️👽@ElonsWaifu
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
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Young people are always told what not to do. But what should you do?
Did you know that most public libraries have a Nintendo Switch to use? That parks show free movies at night? That there's a map of pickup basketball games?
Nyc.gov/summer is a map of free and affordable things to do this summer that we made just for you.
Because public programs mean nothing if you don't know how to access them.

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@azaz_ovedya @kittensnotkids @NYCMayor Hmm do we want the kids in the library playing games or out in the streets bored during summer...hmm this one is hard, I will give you a minute
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@kittensnotkids @NYCMayor Or they just play the game and leave.
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@tedcruz Dallas - June 2025 for Premium btw
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How come no one talks about Sam’s Club gas?? 2.86/gal for premium gas is insane. I got a membership for bulk Alani, staying for the gas
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@VicVijayakumar I remember talking to the recruiter for that milestone and saying 100k. Then in final round interviews the SVP asked what I was expecting and I said 105k and he said ok and moved onto the next question. I thought I was the man 😂 I went from 76k to 105k when I got that role.
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I remember the day my salary crossed $100k - I was overjoyed. Software dev making six figures. Teacher wife making $40k.
I went to the rich people grocery store and bought us a tub of the fanciest olives. I didn’t even like olives.
We were about to have a baby. Life was good.
ₕₐₘₚₜₒₙ@hamptonism
This might be a hot take but I know someone at meta who makes $400k a year and is quite literally capped at that number for life - likely will never get a promotion strong enough to change that. 9-5 until they’re what, 50? This is not living. No matter the salary.
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@lindsay__stamp I was just thinking this. Graduated in 2015 and first salary was also 55k. Apparently that is 77k in 2026 which is 15k above the current U.S. median, and I was only 22. Crazy to zoom out & think about people raising families on this. Any savings for them is impossible.
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When I graduated college in 2015, I got a job making $55,000 and my take home pay was $2,800/month. My expenses:
Rent: $550
Car payment: $217
Car insurance: $90
Utilities: $100
Phone: $35
Food: $200
I had $1600 left to save, invest and spend and I felt rich…times have changed
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@GARYINPAIN @thedealsguy_ I will never forget the political email they sent out in 2024, I unsubscribed and placed the next sticker order for my business with a company overseas for half the price 😕
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@thedealsguy_ Good product even though the owner may or may not be a white nationalist
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10-FREE STICKERS
Good quality stickers!
These always sell out so get yours asap
stickermule.com/deals/free-sti…
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@chriiswavy The nostalgia attached to cameras and pound cake is top tier
“only real musics gonna last, all that other bullshit is here today and gone tomorrrrrrr”
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“Now”
-fancy
-shut it down
-Tuscan leather
-cameras/good ones go
-come thru
-Pound Cake/Paris Morton music 2
-furthest thing
-All Me
-days in the east
+ more
All existed before streaming took off lol
🤺@philfanacc
this nigga love some beat switches now
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@aspenkatana CIT is a hidden gem, in ‘24 I put all my house money into it & consistently got 3.85-4% interest the entire time I was saving for the down payment . I still use it… I went to transfer out a small amount in March & they upped my rate to 4% from 3.75% lol
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Your emergency fund should 1000000% be in a hysa. I literally shop around every 6 months for a bank offering a higher interest rate than the current one and will switch. Currently with CIT bank though
is seeing ariana@killahoe10
@aspenkatana What’s your opinions on HYSA? I’ve been considering opening one up but idk😭 I know you have do taxes on the income you earn
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One of the craziest things in my 20s was finding out that nearly every post college woman I knew somehow had a "mentor," ie a boomer male who went out of his way to professionally guide her
CHURRASCO SAUDADE@churrascooooo
there is no mentorship happening at the office unless you are a woman or a minority in which case there are internal special interest groups funded by the company specifically to build those relationships and advance your career
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@Sonny972343053 @Jujujaee_ @misfitpatriot_ Wrong. Official U.S. data for sexual predators so you can become educated and less focused on your feelings ussc.gov/sites/default/…
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@Jujujaee_ @misfitpatriot_ Blacks do it at a similar or slightly higher rate
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The absolute best case scenario will be if a white guy fucks this dude up.
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Meet Natalie. She makes six figures a year working one to two hours a week.
She has no experience in hazardous waste disposal. No experience in landscaping. No experience in catering.
But she won contracts in all three industries.
Her first deal netted her $800 profit per pickup over five years.
That's $10,000 net profit every year for making a few phone calls and submitting one proposal.
Her second contract paid her $11,000 profit in two weeks.
Her largest contract was $962,000 over five years. Her subcontractor charged her $700,000. She pocketed $262,000 for work she doesn't even do.
What is it?
Government contracting.
She bids on jobs on sam . gov, finds subcontractors to do the actual work, and captures the spread between what the government pays her and what she pays her subs.
The government is legally required to spend money with small businesses.
You don't need experience. You don't even need money.
You just need an LLC and an internet connection.
In this episode Natalie:
- Breaks down how she won her first contract bidding on something she'd never heard of
- Shows me the exact AI prompts she uses to analyze 20-page government solicitations
- Tells me why contracts under $350K don't require any past performance
- Gives me the playbook for finding hungry subcontractors who actually deliver
Why aren't more people doing this?
Full episode links below.
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@OBlue84 @mhp_guy @Mooserider6 I thought the special treatment ended in Jan 2025? Crazy that she’s somehow still winning contracts without “Radical And Wasteful Government DEI Programs And Preferencing” - how could she possibly be doing this??? Surely she has no skill? whitehouse.gov/presidential-a…
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@mhp_guy @Mooserider6 It’s an important consideration. The government before Trump used to mandate a certain % of contracts go to minority/female owned businesses, making it significantly easier for someone meeting that criteria to get gov contracts. I’m interested if she addresses that in your talk
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@TheSalonDon Side note: joined a new company with no company Amex so I’ve been raking in the 4x points for work travel so that’s been nice
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@TheSalonDon My issue is that the hotel credits are rarely worth it or else I would use them. The prices seem inflated on the portal vs booking direct. Idk if I’ll renew, I’ve had it since 2019.
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I haven’t checked until today but turns out I’ve used $2,763 of credits by May 6th
If you spend so little that you notice the $795 annual fee
You probably should not get the card
Jamie Quint@jamiequint
Finally cancelled my Chase Sapphire Reserve because @Chase turned getting $795 of value out of the annual fee into a part-time job.
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@markyzaguirre I consistently went to the museums in Dallas and also Fort Worth for art. No comparison coming from Philly - the Philadelphia museum of art/ history of the city, nor would I expect it. The lack of culture is highlighted when you talk to the people - in conversation and mindsets
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Far be it for me to defend Dallas, but 9 times out of 10, the people who claim Dallas lacks culture rarely if ever step inside an art museum or gallery, or have any sort of cultural discernment. I don’t know if this person falls in that category, but from what I’ve seen most do.
molson 🧠⚙️@Molson_Hart
Let me explain Dallas(s) 1. The summers are unbearable and this cannot be understood without moving there. You can't just visit Texas for 3 weeks in peak summer and understand it, because that's not why it's bad. It's bad because it's late October and it's 90+ and you're questioning your sanity as to whether not it will ever end. 2. Dallas' culture, superficially seems good, but once you dig down... 3. Dallas living is about the airport. You save money in Dallas and then fly out all the time because being in Dallas is rough. Airline travel in the US has declined a lot, so this way of life works less well. 4. The driving. It's dangerous. You need a tank and you're going to be sitting in it all the time. Dallas sort of seems like a city but it's not really. It's more like an area. 5. You can trade 3% state income tax for better weather, more trees, and fewer problems. I think Dallas is a solid place to live in a bigger house with A/C and grind for money aggressively for a short period of time and then move out of. Other than that, unless you are tied down there (job, family), I can't recommend it.
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