Ola’s son 🏁

Josh Minott had a passionate response when asked about tonight’s tight loss in his first Nets-Knicks matchup: “I wanted that shit so fucking bad. Ever since we’ve been here, it’s like every game’s an away game. Tonight was just the night to really just stick it to everybody. Just as an organization and as a team to show people that we got shit here. Sea of blue, sea of orange, every game we play, a sea of the other team. That’s all I heard when I was on the Celtics, but being here, I got nothing but respect for the real Brooklyn fans. Shoutout to them, because I know it’s tough being outnumbered every single game. But I really feel like what we have here isn’t bullshit. We have pieces here. I’ve seen it. So I’d say that’s what this rivalry matchup meant to me.”

I saw an interview with Mayor Mamdani yesterday and he was talking about this that it should be the first thing people see when they come to New York.

If you’re over 18 years old, You can’t afford to miss this. The next 6–12 months are the most important of your life. Why? Because the market is setting up the greatest wealth transfer in history. Most people think the pain is over. THEY ARE WRONG. Stocks are still at the most overvalued level in history, and the stress is intensifying. Bitcoin has not officially bottomed yet. We are likely staring down one final, brutal flush. If you are dollar-cost averaging here, That’s not a mistake. Bitcoin is currently one of the most undervalued assets in the world. Accumulating slowly is a smart play to hedge your risk. If BTC drops below $60,000 and stays there for a while, I’m buying every day. But do not fire all your bullets yet. You need to keep the heavy artillery ready. Because this final crash? It will be the generational buying opportunity you’ve been praying for. DON’T WASTE TIME. Stack cash. Prepare your dry powder. This kind of setup doesn’t come very often. If you’re reading this, you’re not late. You are early in the accumulation phase. I don’t track prices, I track sentiment. I wait for maximum despair. That’s how I was able to buy every bottom and sell every top over the last decade. When the real bottom hits and I deploy a LOT of my capital, I’ll say it here publicly. A lot of people will regret not following me.

Qatar says that Trump is working for Russia

Kayleigh: John Fetterman showing up in a hoodie, he should be welcome. It's the new suit in my opinion

Penn students were savage after the First Round loss to Illinois 🗣️

Homeless man seen with projector, laptop, and sound system in his tent in Hollywood

Earlier this week there was major controversy over an 800-acre data center project in Joliet, Illinois—the City Council has approved it. It will sit on an already dried-up aquifer that Joliet plans to replace with water from Lake Michigan—all while consuming 1.8 gigawatts of electricity, enough to power Chicago. The self-proclaimed Democrat environmentalists claim to protect the middle and lower class from rising utility costs—yet projects like this keep happening. 😵‍💫

Florida MAGA fisherman lays into Trump over Iran war: "I'm really scratching my head because I voted Republican. Most of us in the fishing industry did. We're not seeing the positives come out of it. We talked about no new wars. And here we are in a new war."

Republicans control all 3 branches of government. Democrats introduced 7 bills to fund TSA. Each one was blocked by Republicans.

A parent and bus driver in Fayetteville NC got Into A fight because the student grabbed the bus driver butt and the bus driver“Put Her Hands On Him” the mother got upset and confronted the bus driver

Montana congressional candidate Sam Forstag, a smokejumper running for office, says the fire he's trying to put out is "that working people in this country cannot afford the basics." "Right now, the biggest fires that people are dealing with back home in Montana, where I live is, well, nobody can afford housing, and we got cities where housing has doubled or tripled in cost, if not more in the last 5 or 10 years in western Montana. And our wages have not kept up," he says.