CoachnTX

@atrupar Such an ignorant, poorly educated man and this is who Alabama elected to the Senate? And now leading to become their govenor? Ignorance of the Alabamians has no bounds🤷🏿

Sen. Tuberville: "Obama's a crook. Let's put 'em in jail."

@ArtOfDialogue_ Maher gave Obama's re election committee $1M. Now, this man sees race in a comment Maher made. Jesus Christ!! Get off the race bandwagon!!!

D.L. Hughley responds to Bill Maher, who recently roasted the structure of Barack Obama’s new Presidential Center, and says it’s getting harder for him to listen to Bill Maher as he also reacts to Bill Maher’s suggestion that the $850 million for the center could’ve been better spent somewhere else. (🎥 RealDLHughley/IG)

@DavidPiperVO LOL

It is clear that the ONLY meaningful path forward is for Talarico to withdraw himself from the election and endorse Crockett for President 2028 until such time after she is elected we can reform our current institutions and governments and establish her Queen Supreme of the Galaxy. SO SAY WE ALL

@YungxJayy This is exactly why the Republicans fooled her i to the race: to sow racial discord, and some of her voters are performing as expected. Sad

I don’t think anyone expects her to be. I think most people expect her to be a public servant, which is what every elected official should be. This discourse has become straight up psychotic at this point, and I really need her supporters to get a grip. This shit is weird.

@DapperDomo And exactly who will be hurt if he loses? geez

Hi Black Texas voting rights organizer here. It’s not online, I talk to Black voters every day in the second largest city in the state and he is doing horrible. Saying it’s terminally online is a spit in the face, anti black, and why he is not going to turnout Black voters.

@BobKnakal @RyanSerhant Nomnated for an Oscar!! 👏🏿👏🏿😆

In New York City, there are brokers. And then there is The Godfather. After @RyanSerhant declared me "The Godfather of Real Estate in New York City," there was only one thing left to do... Make the movie. It's got everything you could want in a blockbuster: loyalty, justice, broken deals, and one very important exclusive listing. And an offer you can't refuse. Watch it below.

@NoLimitGains Unless advisors bled him dry.

Floyd Mayweather’s peak net worth was $560 million. Over half a billion. Invested in the S&P, that generates $39 million per year. Now he’s allegedly going broke. You have to be mentally ill to burn through $560 million in just a few years.

@immunity_warden okay, so go vote for Paxton and see how that works out

@StarbrightHQ White lady! They said that Talarico could win by getting the Hispanic vote and peeling off MAGA voters. Talarico’s camp and the leftist said JC and black voters were too ghetto and y’all didn’t need us. GTFOH!

This is an important race. JC ran in the primary to serve the people of Texas & the 🇺🇸. We can't win Senate seats by being sore losers. Just like Sam Bregman in NM, refusing to support Deb Haaland for governor. Lame. Talarico is a solid candidate. 😑🤦🏼‍♀️ newsweek.com/jasmine-crocke…

@StarbrightHQ she was fooled into the race, lost to a better opponent, and now has a chip on her shoulder. so much for being a team soldier

@DcnB_LovesJesus @ATT They are the worst. I have seen my bill double in 10 years. Can't wait to turn off this scam.

I stand in awe of how terribly @ATT has treated my 88 year old Father-in-law after his wife of 59 years has passed away. He spent two hours on the phone with them trying to find out the Username his late wife had on the account, only for them to say they could not help. I personally contacted @ATT and they said you have to go to a local store to get help. Dad and my wife went to one store. Then they said go to another store. After an hour of waiting, that store said he needed to call the customer service number. The same people who said to go to the store. Stunning. @FCC can YOU get these people to help?)?

@the_sneakdiss How could they 1. take $3 million and then 2. accept a $1M home????

I’m tired of athletes talking about why athletes really aren’t as rich as we think. You touched $7 million and bought your parents a $3 million dollar house? You’re dumb.

@eternallyRaq I just don't understand it. He was in the race a year before she was, and had gained strong support. She didn't have any chance of winning statewide

Mind you, Talarico is part of the democratic ticket in Texas. She’s purposely choosing not to help democrats get a chance to win a senate seat because she’s a sore loser. And she actually needs to be shamed out of politics.

@KarthikForTexas The Republicans fooled her into that race to fuel racial division in the Democratic Party - and, they almost succeeded. She had zero chance of winning statewide. Talarico was my guy when he announced.

Talarico called Crockett and asked her to make the keynote at the convention two weeks ago. She didn’t return the call. As someone who lost badly and then endorsed the eventual also progressive winner, I wish her well in sorting through her feelings. And I would say that her endorsing and transforming her rage into closure too will make her personally feel better too.

FIFA FanFest is at capacity. We cannot admit any more folks. Patrons not happy🤷🏿

@mommiana5 woweeeeee

@aaronAcarr But Goldman is so effective in hearings and on tv. Hate to see him defeated.

I like his chances

@Uncatfishable All that money can't be gone.....

The money is gone. This man is now passing bad checks. It’s hard to believe but it’s true.

@Suzierizzo1 @JoyceCarolOates And where is the outrage from the retired white generals to this action?

The portrait of the U.S Military’s First Black Four Star General Daniel Chappie James has been taken down from the Air Force’s Art Gallery in the Pentagon.According to the Atlantic it was taken down after Trump said to remove anything to do with DEI.General James passed in 1978

Visiting the land that the ancestors toiled and left to the descendents, Yazoo County, Mississippi. So proud of my ancestors for their grit and determination in the face of terroristic odds.

@gothburz 😆😆

@CoachnTX The customer is not disregarded. The customer is segmented. We regard you constantly, eleven dashboards, refreshed hourly. Disregard would be cheaper and we looked into it.

I am the Chief Commercial Officer at United Airlines. In April we split business class into three tiers and started charging people to pick a seat in the most expensive cabin on the plane. We call it a fare family, which is, technically, a family, and which is, actually, the same seat with three prices and a velvet rope. We are the first airline in America to do this. On the slide it is "more choice," which is officially a benefit and naturally the word that gets bigger every quarter. The board loved that phrase. I did not make flying more expensive. I made it free, and then I sold it back to you one piece at a time, the way a magician hands you back your own watch and waits for applause. The fare is the bait. It buys the seat and the air, and nothing else, because I price it to win exactly one fight: the top row on Google Flights. Everything that makes the seat survivable is what we file as an option, which is technically an option and operationally a toll. The first bag is $45. It is $50 if you wait until the airport, because waiting is a behavior, and we price behavior the way a casino prices the walk to the exit. We call that a convenience differential, which is, technically, your convenience, and which is, actually, mine. Here is the part I am proudest of. The fare is taxed by the federal government at 7.5 percent. The bag fee is not. The seat fee is not. Every dollar I move from the ticket to the fee is a dollar the government cannot reach, which is technically a tax efficiency and which is actually the same dollar wearing a different coat. I have a slide that calls this Fare Optimization. The seat is my cleanest product. I built the standard seat at 31 inches. I removed nothing from the airplane, of course. It is the same airplane. I just stopped including the seat in the seat, which is on paper a debundling and which is actually the oldest trick in any store: take the thing out of the price, then sell the thing. If you fly Basic Economy you get no seat at all. You can pick one for $15, or I will put you in a middle seat in row 41 and separate you from your eight-year-old by four rows unless you pay. We call that family seating optimization, which is, in the deck, a service, and which is, actually, a hostage negotiation where I own the building. A parent at the gate watching the seat map load is, to me, the most beautiful thing in aviation: a customer who has already decided. Families are my highest-converting segment. A parent will pay anything. I modeled it. I invented a number called the Comfort Index. The standard seat scores a 4. The seat seven rows forward scores a 7. I made both numbers up, naturally. The difference between them is three inches, and I charge $79 for the three inches. That is value-based pricing, and the value is your spine. We are a premium airline. We invented the lie-flat bed. So this year I took the most expensive ticket in the building and found things to remove from it, the way you might keep selling a house by quietly taking out the windows. The cheapest business class now loses the lounge, loses a bag, loses the right to change the flight. That is what premium means now: the floor it costs to stop me from taking more. Nobody believed you could unbundle business class. I did. The bag fee floats now. It reads the route, the date, and how many times you have searched this flight, and if you came back a third time, you are committed and the fee can feel it, the way a fever feels a pulse. Demand-responsive pricing, which is officially responsive to demand and which is actually responsive to your desperation. I board the airplane in nine groups. Not because the airplane needs nine groups, but because nine groups means eight things to escape, and I sell the right to stand up earlier. Group 9 is, on paper, a boarding zone. That is the absence of a product, sold back to you as one. I have lifetime Global Services. I have never paid a bag fee. I have never folded myself into 31 inches. None of the executives have. We have a phrase for it. We build the zoo. We do not live in it. Ancillary revenue hit a record. The word ancillary means a side item, officially, and means the entrée now, actually. So next quarter I am charging for the overhead bin, the seatback screen, and a carbon offset on the carbon I burn flying you there. I am being given Latin America. I will be President by Q4. I have already started unbundling the word "included," which is, in the FAQ, a courtesy, and which is now a SKU. People ask me why the seat is so bad. Have you ever stood in a showroom and not known you were the one being shown? The bad seat is the showroom for the good seat, and I price the good seat at the exact moment you cannot leave the building. I still do not know how to fly the airplane. But I know what the airplane is for. It is not for taking you somewhere. It is for finding out what you will pay to make the next four hours hurt a little less. The ticket was never the price. The misery is the price. And the misery is the only thing I have left to sell.