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Major news will come this weekend regarding the IRAN war. The current administration feels the pressure building by the minute now.

Trump’s fanbase is shrinking by the week. It’s still early but so far he’s been a major disappointment.

Stagflation is starting to set in.

🚨DeSantis says it’s going to be VERY TOUGH for Republicans in the midterms even in Florida! “If I were advising Congress right now, one way they could change the narrative is to GET OFF THEIR REAR ENDS AND DO SOMETHING! Cuz they haven’t done a whole lot!” Applause.

It’s so true, Americans are sick and tired of both political parties.

Reporter: The American people are just sick and tired of every one of you, both Republicans and Democrats, come to this podium and blame the other side. People have been standing in lines three, four, five hours at a time. There's TSA workers that are selling their plasma. At what point is a leader on either side going to stand up and say, we have a path forward that everyone will agree to? This vote today will extend the shutdown under any circumstance. Johnson: No it wont.

@npantano_ It’s headed below $20.

🚀 Gamestop $GME, still bullish as fuck. Bobbling in a $2 range while Spy gets murdered. (Reaccumulation) 👾

NEW: The drought is so bad in #Florida right now we would need 14-19" of rain over the next month just to end it. While we do have some rain in the forecast over the next week, it won't be enough to eliminate the drought. Rainy season is officially still 2 months away.

Fuel prices are really hurting the average person right now. People are feeling the financial pinch from every direction currently.

Net worth needed to be in the... Top 5% in the United States: $3.8 million Top 4% in the United States: $4.7 million Top 3% in the United States: $6.2 million Top 2% in the United States: $8.5 million Top 1% in the United States: $13.7 million Top 0.1% in the United States: $61.8 million There are levels to this.

Some @Meta employees directed to work remotely on Wed as company prepares layoffs…news comes after it was reported >20% of ~79,000 employees could be let go (~16,000)…would be largest workforce reduction since 2022–23 restructuring, when Meta eliminated >21k. @BusinessInsider

The state of Florida is moving toward a future where: •Water is still available •But: •More regulated •More expensive •More managed The biggest changes you’ll feel over the coming years are more rules and higher costs/water bills.

Florida has a supply problem. Just not the one people think. Over the next 20 years: ~2–3 million boomers will pass ~1.5–2.4 million homes tied to them And ~70% of those homes? They get sold. That’s 1M+ homes hitting the market from demographics alone. Not all at once. But every year… more supply shows up. This is the part everyone ignores: Florida isn’t undersupplied. It’s pre-supplied. The inventory just hasn’t hit yet. And when it does… prices adjust.

BREAKING: For the first time in history, the US Postal Service announces an 8% surcharge on all packages to cover rising fuel costs.

Most Americans are exhausted by politics and disgusted with how their tax dollars are being wasted. Both parties are a joke and a complete embarrassment. Meanwhile, it’s harder than ever to make a decent life for your family. The cost of living is just too high in America now.

The situation is particularly concerning because Florida is heading deeper into its annual dry season, which typically lasts until late May or early June. With little rainfall expected over the next few weeks, conditions are likely to keep deteriorating.

In the most severely affected areas, crop losses are likely and water restrictions have already been implemented in some communities. If dry weather persists long enough, water reservoirs and wells could run dry, potentially leading to water emergencies.

Florida is in a serious drought right now — the worst in over 20 years. How bad is it? Florida is grappling with its most significant drought in more than two decades. All 67 counties are experiencing some level of drought, ranging from “moderate” to “exceptional”.

EXTREME WATER SHORTAGE: The Southwest Florida Water Management District (District) Governing Board declared a Modified Phase III “Extreme” Water Shortage. Watering hours have also been reduced. wfla.com/news/local-new…

So the earnings beat is a genuine positive, but the revenue miss and lack of a clear growth strategy means it’s unlikely to be a game-changer on its own. The real catalyst to watch is how CEO Ryan Cohen eventually deploys the $8.8 billion cash on hand.