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The booing was deafening… 😳🔊 You could see it all over his face. No words needed.

Just when you think things couldn’t get any worse, emperor hero-cheeto ups his game

“We have a mad man.”

Notable deal in distribution this morning. Sysco is buying Restaurant Depot for $29 billion. Plans to expand RD more aggressively. It gives Sysco a huge entry into cash-and-carry and a large number of independent restaurant customers. restaurantbusinessonline.com/financing/sysc…

Today in Graphic Design & Typography — March 31On this day in 1889, the Eiffel Tower officially opened in Paris as the centerpiece of the Exposition Universelle. Gustave Eiffel's iconic iron lattice structure wasn't just an engineering marvel — it became one of the most recognizable examples of industrial design influencing modern graphic aesthetics, signage, and visual identity worldwide. From posters advertising the tower in bold Art Nouveau lettering to its enduring impact on logo design and architectural typography, it reminds us how structure and letterforms shape culture.What’s your favorite design moment tied to iconic landmarks? Drop it below 👇#GraphicDesign #Typography #DesignHistory #EiffelTower

🇺🇸 | Trump promised that the US must have the largest, most powerful, and most advanced AI infrastructure in the world. Now, the first water shortages are appearing. Denver is limiting water and forcing restaurants to serve only on request - all because the Denver metro area in Colorado hosts 46-66 data centers. Data centers in the US consume billions of liters of water every year, and demand is rising with the growth of AI. For comparison: a single large CoreSite facility in Denver can use up to 805,000 gallons (about 3 million liters) of water per day - that’s equivalent to the daily indoor water use of roughly 16,000 Denver households.

Can he hear himself speaking?

American cities are literally crumbling while we are spending billions every day fighting a war in Iran. When will we end the madness and put America first?

BREAKING: Israel just FLATTENED the 2,000 year old mausoleum of Simon Peter, apostle of Christ, in the village of Shama in southern Lebanon How can Christians possibly ever support this?

None of this had to happen

IMPORTANT ALERT: Donald Trump will be summoned to court next week to be questioned under oath over allegations of raping a 13-year-old girl. Keep talking, keep sharing.

Your city is about to give billions in tax breaks to a building with 30 employees. And they'll tell you it's "economic development." Let me be clear. I'm a nerd. I work with this stuff every single day. I use data centers. I understand their value. And I'm telling you this expansion is a problem. Data centers are popping up everywhere. Your local government is rolling out the red carpet for them with massive tax exemptions that last up to 40 years. Here's what they're getting. 37 states have passed laws giving data centers sales tax exemptions on everything they buy. 16 of those states have handed out nearly $6 billion in exemptions over the last five years. Here's what you're getting. A Microsoft data center in Illinois got $38 million in tax breaks and created 20 jobs. Twenty. A $1.4 billion data center in Liberty, Missouri, got $200 million in tax breaks last week. It will create 30 jobs. One county in New York offered $801 million in tax breaks for 125 jobs. That's $6.4 million per job. Now here's the part that should piss you off. A single data center uses as much electricity as 25,000 to 100,000 homes. Meta is building one in Louisiana that will use more power than the entire city of New Orleans. Another one planned in Wyoming will use more electricity than every home in the state combined. In Virginia, areas with heavy data center concentration saw electricity prices jump 267% over the past five years. One guy's electric bill went from $100 to $281 in a single month. And water? A large data center uses up to 5 million gallons of water a day. That's as much as a city of 50,000 people. Data centers in Texas alone are projected to use 49 billion gallons of water this year. Meanwhile, they tell you to take shorter showers and conserve during the summer. They tell you the power grid can't handle everyone running their AC at the same time. But a building full of servers that drinks more water than your entire town and uses more electricity than your entire state? Here's your tax break. Welcome to the neighborhood. 78% of Americans are concerned that these data centers will raise their energy bills. Community opposition has already blocked or delayed $98 billion in data center projects. This isn't a left or right issue. This is your community issue. Show up to your city council meetings. Push back before they break ground. Because once they're in, they're in for 40 years. Nobody is coming to save your town but you. They Both Suck.

What a fucking embarrassment. American troops are being sent into harm’s way in Iran and this fucking idiot is doing his double jerkoff dance while waving a sword, like a drunk uncle at a wedding. This is who has the nuclear codes. America is a parody.

Are you sitting down? The total number of money lobbyists spend per year comes out to $9.5 million for each member of Congress. $9.5 million in bribes… Congress ignoring the will of the American people makes total sense. We can’t compete with that money. This must change.

“Tell me if I got this right. People can work 40 years and still not afford retirement.” “But politicians can work for 4 years and retire for life.”

yup

Might even be higher

🇺🇸🇯🇵 Everyone in Japan knows "Take Me Home, Country Roads" by John Denver. We cover it all the time so I hope our American friends can appreciate it.

Roads are in disrepair. Schools are failing. Healthcare is broken. Crime is out of control. Food costs too much. Housing is becoming impossible for many. Yet, we are being taxed to death while politicians are getting richer than ever before. What are we really paying for?

Data centers=Literal coffins For our jobs. For our families. For our future. Why are we literally building our own coffins?? Literal mass suicide.