Dave Warren

@SportyMcSports Birth to 5th grade: $79k Today’s value $4.1M Cupertino, CA

Without sharing any addresses, go look up your childhood home on Zillow and share the current value. Mine… Birth to Jr High: $489K Jr High to High School: $734K

@0hour1 Most traffic cameras are live feed only…DOT doesn’t have time or manpower to handle the massive amounts of requests they’d get for recorded video from LE or insurance companies.

dot.ri.gov/travel/cameras… Traffic cams are live near Brown University did the keystone cops check em yet?

@whereyouAtwell @BrandonStraka @Delta I was thinking this when he got put on the flight to LGA. Best move would have been to stay in Atlanta from the start. Either way this sucks.

Getting off in DC, whether IAD or DCA was a rookie move and the customer service rep who suggested that is clearly out of touch with their own company. With Delta your best bet of getting home is always a hub like LGA. I’d take a misconnect in LGA 1000 times before getting off in an airport that has no flights to my final. Sorry you’re dealing with this. Delta has been slacking lately. I think the institutional knowledge (and customer centric decision making ability) of their team has been watered down significantly.

DELTA AIRLINES TRAVEL NIGHTMARE I’ve been trying to get home for 2 days- and I may be stranded again tonight. @Delta x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@StoryfulNews Yes

@warrend945 Thanks Dave. Just to confirm, you took this video?

Massive fire in Lehi, UT in large new apartment complex.

@StoryfulNews Yep

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@_TheeHofman @SLCScanner New apartment complex. They had just installed the windows this week. This was a massive project.

@SLCScanner what’s on fire in lehi area

@tanman_foxbody @WallStreetMav

🧑‍🎓Tariffs 101.1 – For The PANICANS Before 20% tariffs-an item from Vietnam costs US Importer $100 If Vietnam still wants to sell, they will REDUCE the price to $80 US Importer pays 20% tariffs on $80 - ($80 + $16 = $96) After 20% tariffs-an item from Vietnam costs the US Importer $96 US Importer SAVED $4.00 and US Government MADE $16 (Indirectly: Who paid the $16 tariff? (Think Carefully!) July 02, 2025: Trump and Vietnam signed the Tariffs Agreement 20% tariffs on Vietnam Goods, 0% tariffs on the USA Goods x.com/i/grok/share/u… 🤞My Prediction - Trump will announce that Federal Income Tax will be replaced by Tariffs before the 2026 Midterm!

🚨BREAKING: President Trump says tariffs could replace "FEDERAL INCOME TAX." "If you go back to 1913, we were the richest ever from 1850 - all tariffs, no income taxes - to 1913." "Then we went to income tax, then we had the Great Depression!" "This poor beautiful nation was GONE...the tariffs are VITAL to the success of this country."

@dudeandsuch @8teAPi Cities where the majority of large factory jobs are located as just as expensive as the USA…for this reason, they bring in youth from around the county and have them live on site at the factories.

@8teAPi On average, the cost of living in China is about 55-74% lower than in the U.S. For example, the average monthly cost of living in China is around $649 USD, compared to $2,504 USD in the U.S.

200k components per hour. Don’t see a difference whether this factory is based in the US or China… Yet the China made product is still cheaper.. why?

@8teAPi I worked in China for years. The components that go on to this board are all built and supplied locally in China. Same with the machines that build this. You can buy them and maintain them easily in China.

@iAnonPatriot This is in Provo, UT of all places…

Attempting to STOP a car probably isn’t the smartest move.. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

@HowInvesting Had the same thing. Spent 2 years trying all the non-surgical options. Finally insurance approved a spinal fusion. Got that 10 years ago and have had no further pain. Try non invasive options first. You'll know quickly if something helps. Try to stay away from daily opioid use.

@SpencerJCox I was right rgeee with you. Great game! It got warm up there.

In 2011, something special was happening at BYU and it just felt like we needed to see it in person. So Abby and I paid more money than should have to sit at the top of the Marriott Center. But watching Jimmer drop 43 on Kawhi was worth every penny. Congratulations my friend.

@MattWalshBlog My home airport is Salt Lake City. I never get tired of the approach. Absolutely beautiful. Drives me nuts that passengers don’t open the shades when we are arriving from Orlando, Paris, NYC…

I don’t understand people who keep the window shade down on a plane. We’re 35 thousand feet in the sky. You don’t want to check out the view? We’re above the freaking clouds, for God’s sake. Humans could only dream of a view like this for millennia. And you have the shade down.

@975Hans 3 teenage girls in my house. I caught them tanning outside in February when it was in the 40s in Utah. That’s when I learned that the UV was the only thing they care about.

Anybody else have kids that give you the UV and not the temperature of the day? It's like temperature has become "not cool" in my house. Might just be my kids. I told my 15 year old I'm gonna go sit in the sun. "Well, it's only a 3 so enjoy that." I'm getting old...

@mcuban Happened to me in 2018. No creditors or investors offered any support. Had to file bankruptcy and lost everything. I was bootstrapping for 10 years and went all in weeks before tariffs were announced. I didn’t have time or resources to diversify like big companies.

Imagine being a small business with debt, that you used to import products you had manufactured in china. In the time it took to make the products, tariffs were added, that more than doubled your cost. They are crushed. They will default on their debt. Are there any states or banks offering support for their businesses ?

@Molson_Hart This happened to me in 2019. My small manufacturing company went bankrupt overnight. Had all our capital tied up in a huge project. Trump ordered tariffs to start immediately on China. Couldn't afford to pay tariffs. Took 5 years to claw my way back...Yet, here we are again. :/

I just paid over $20,000 in tariffs on two containers. Regardless of whether tariffs are good for the USA (and the world), they need to be executed better. We committed to purchasing these goods before Trump was elected, when there was 0% duty. We shipped them before February 1st, so the tariff was not supposed to apply, but it is being applied because they are arriving after March 4th. Sea shipping is slow, and so is going through the Panama Canal to get to Houston; we can't control this. So this is $20,000 in unpredictable costs that we must shoulder. We went from paying $100,000 in goods costs to $120,000. When we're selling these goods to a retailer at a price decided months ago we go from profitable to losing money. And this tariff is not protecting a toy industry in the USA. The product is stuffed animals. We have a 20% tariff right now. Even with a 200% tariff, I'm not sure if you could make these products in the United States. And because we've had 25% tariffs put on Mexico twice, and then taken off twice, we won't be running down to Mexico, which has nowhere near the supply chain China does, to make our products. And because on April 1st, there is a plan to have reciprocal tariffs on all countries, Vietnam and Indonesia should have duties that are as high as China's. So, that's not an option either. So, I suppose, for now, the plan is to just make toys more expensive, no matter where they are made. We cannot eat these cost increases, nor will our manufacturers. Thinking otherwise is magic. So our retail prices will go up, not 20%, but probably 10-15% to account for not only the cost increase, but all the the extra work we need to do from arguing with customs brokers to the uncertainty. These products are useful to parents, schools, and children. But since these tariffs won't start a manufacturing renaissance in the United States because our supply chain is worse than other countries and because our labor is way more expensive both actually and effectively, they are a tax. Toys, along with many other imports, will get more expensive and will be purchased less. The United States needs to decide what it wants to do. Our president has built a lot, and I respect that, but I'm not sure he's ever manufactured anything. Many of the products we use are not as simple as steel where, if certified, product from one country is interchangeable with that of another. Most products are not like that. You can't say "we're going to build top of the line chips from Taiwan in Arizona, starting tomorrow". Bananas don't grow in the USA. There is no supply chain for stuffed animals in the United States or Mexico and what is in Southeast Asia is mostly imported from China. What we need is a plan. Stuffed animals will never be made in the United States. The labor costs are just too high. They can't be made with robots; we're far from that. Let's put tariffs on the products that play to America's strengths or things that we need to make ourselves like medical equipment and food (because in war, you can't get that from other countries) and let's apply those tariffs to all countries instead of just the ones that we don't like this week. And let's not do it on arbitrary timelines. No one is going to build a factory in America when tariffs every other week are on and off. Our administration's term is 4 years. Let's add 5% tariffs per year, until it hits 20% in year 4, no going back. Yes, our system is such that when you have a new president, you have a new tariff regime, but our last president kept the tariffs made by our previous one. Good policy is good policy. We need a plan that's certain that plays to America's strengths, not ambiguous volatility. And if we don't get that, we're going not only get higher prices, but a major recession, if not worse, in our industry, because this is going to hurt a lot, and not just jobs overseas, but jobs here in the USA. So I hope the administration takes this feedback and uses it to adjust the strategy instead of doubling down on it. PS if anyone knows how I can get some sort of exclusion for this $20,000 in tariffs on product purchased before president was elected, shipped before February 1st, please reply!

@AveCope @BYUMBB @4Wade2021 Yeah, that was brutal to watch. About 10 seconds is all I could handle.

@BYUMBB @4Wade2021 BYU social team, I have some feedback: You don’t need to crop the video for Twitter/X. Just give us the full size 16:9 video because this cropped video as jarring and hard to follow.

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@jacksonemery04 Southern California fires.

Why is the sky so hazy in Utah? Where is the smoke coming from?

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