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@RoKhannaNews Half win. He has no idea if there would be inflation.

every UBI discussion i’m seeing is: “if they handed out free money, no one would work” yes that’s what he’s saying, if ai eliminates 90% of work, people still need money. Rare Elon W

@snboxing @JimKarasBoxing Ruiz needs two tuneups for it? When is this happening? 2031?

@JimKarasBoxing He could do better in all honesty.

I actually really like this matchup. Would not refer to Ruiz as a gatekeeper. He's a former champion. I think facing former champions like Ruiz is the appropriate next step for Itauma. Even if Ruiz has been inactive. He's got championship experience and has never been stopped.

@CBB_Central @Graham_Couch Roster spend isn’t constrained by program revenue anymore. It’s a separate market driven by what boosters are willing to pay for wins. Different equation entirely

Per the WSJ article linked here, as of last year there were nine total men's college basketball teams generating over $30 million in revenue. The talk of $15-20 million and beyond rosters being a consistent thing of the future doesn't really add up. wsj.com/sports/basketb…

@systemdesignone @fogg_leigh I think we should ask him about what he thinks about Jeffrey Epstein again.

Facts about Richard Stallman > Quit MIT to build a free operating system > Launched GNU Project in 1983 > Founded Free Software Foundation > Created the concept of “copyleft” > Wrote GCC & contributed to Emacs > Built GNU tools that form backbone of the Linux OS > Insists “free” means freedom, not price Why do people dislike this guy?

@Boss_Tweed14 You’d live well, but I don’t know about balling..

Where I live, if you make 70k as a single person, you’re literally balling lmaooo

@SpartanDawgPC He has the tools, but is a ways off.

Been hearing a lot of talk about Kayd Coffman…I have a hot take but Imma jsut hold it in lol. I will say. It’s interesting how much I’ve heard his name mentioned. lol. Obviously A11 is the guy. But 👀

The umpire in the Tigers game just sprinted into the locker room for the second time.

@WestHarlm @C_Sommerfeldt I’ll have to check, but I don’t believe that’s something they ask when you file taxes.

@C_Sommerfeldt Did they mention that his wife loves when Jews are killed? And that she still uses the "n' word? Trust me... make a tweet about innocent civilian Jews getting killed and see how long it takes for his wife to "like" the tweet. The over/under is 4 hours. I've got the under.

City Hall has released Mayor Zohran Mamdani's 2025 tax return, filed jointly with his wife, First Lady Rama Duwaji. The return shows they made $144,784 in joint gross income. Duwaji, a visual artist, only pulled in $10,010 of that, the return shows.

@nytimes @TeronBriggs @TheAthletic I believe this is called slopulism.

From @TheAthletic: U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin plans to introduce the “For the Fans” Act that is designed to decrease consumer TV costs and make local games easier to access, while ending blackouts for fans with out-of-market subscriptions. nyti.ms/484gQ9Z

@crazymikeCEMOTO @JakePearson303 Does he take Blue Cross?

@foggyskies @JakePearson303 Sponsored by Dr.Dipshit and the institute for idiotic behavior!

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@loudibella @DrLoupis__ If I remember right, he took his stepfather’s last name then changed it again to his grandma’s.

@DrLoupis__ Interesting question.

What would make a person change his name 3 times?

@NotConnorCook18 The team can ugly it up and at least become competitive. A bowl is a realistic expectation.

In light of the spring game on Saturday, here is my 2026 Football Prediction post spring ball:

@JESnowden How is it? I’ve never been to one, but they are a client.

Logo: 10/10

@elleinthesun That was really good.

@MarkSanford That looks like a great place to do some hiking.

I’m Mark Sanford. I’m a dad. I’m a soon-to-be grandfather. I’m a businessman who got involved in politics years ago and became both Gov. of S.C. & Congressman for the Lowcountry. I’m running for Congress because I believe our nation is at a financial tipping point. Join us!

@CodyLeachYT QSRs run on insanely low margins with food. Drinks run at 90 percent margins. Meanwhile, food isn’t as cheap, but it’s still about as low as it possibly could be. Not sure what’s confusing here?

Fast food restaurants will do literally anything but work to get their prices lower. Business isn’t down because your menu needs updating, it’s because fast food used to be “quick and cheap” and now it’s “slow and expensive.”

@Spartan_dawg12 @BrandonthaChamp It’s hard to see that more than a few hundred vocal fans would want this. They can pay a premium for it if that’s so important.

@foggyskies @BrandonthaChamp The reason is they want to force people to use mobile and J Batt is trying to nickel and dime us even though they haven’t put a competent product on the field since 2021

Can confirm that Michigan State is charging season ticket holders $150 to have physical tickets. Part of me gets it, part of me is very annoyed. Feels like a slap in the face to their most loyal fans who have watched a ton of losses in recent seasons.

@Spartan_dawg12 @BrandonthaChamp It appears there must be at least 1 reason.

@foggyskies @BrandonthaChamp I like to keep my ticket stubs there is 0 reason paper tickets should cost $150 per person

@CBSNews They don’t exist in the most expensive 4 or 5 metro areas. Homes are still reasonably affordable in most of the country. Most states have first time home buyer programs built to bridge that gap too.

A growing number of young people see themselves as "forever renters" because they can't afford to buy a home, due to short supply, higher mortgage rates, and incomes that haven't kept up with rising home prices. cbsn.ws/4subJas

@TeddyInebriatus @JimKarasBoxing Probably about half.

@JimKarasBoxing he doesn’t beat even 1/2 of them. It’s not worth the time to try to opine on which ones… He’s not that good.