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@Billybobisland @TaraBull Yea, aging and wrinkles can do that to a person. However, it hasn’t slowed him down.

@SallyZepp @TaraBull Crepey

Rick Springfield is 76 years old 🤯

@GeniusCPA1 @TaraBull Who knows? He was amazing walking through the crowds playing his guitar while standing on top the seats. Everyone was trying to take selfies with him and he was happy to oblige.

@SallyZepp @TaraBull What’s the scar on his arm ?

@theNFLchick My first concert tx was bought at Hechts. So many memories. My aunt worked the cosmetic counter at the Towson store.

RIP Hechts ticket box office

Here’s Mayor Pete announcing the Biden administration’s decision to fight the Jet Blue and Spirit merger so they could protect consumers and ensure low fares. Now the airline doesn’t exist and passengers are stranded across the country.

When you realize that Jesus fed 5,000, but only 500 followed him after the meal. He had 12 disciples, but only 3 went farther into the garden, and only 1 stood by him at the cross. The closer you get to the cross, the smaller the crowd becomes.

Before calling it a night, I just wanted to quickly remind everyone that John Legend's wife was caught a few years ago sending private messages to a 16-year-old girl urging her to commit suicide and now People magazine wants to share with you her ups and downs of being 40:

@RobertIrvine Congratulations all around!

One week ago, I married off my youngest daughter. I can't put into words how proud I felt (she also just passed the bar in the top 0.05 percent!) or how bittersweet it is. Feels like just yesterday she could fit in the crook of my arm… For me, it was a startling reminder that it goes by so quickly and we only get one go at it. So squeeze your loved ones tight, look them in the eye, and don't assume they know how much you love them—say it out loud. Early and often. You won't regret it.

@Suzierizzo1 Body language. Rapid eye movement is a sign of deception.

This man saw Michael Flynn at the airport on Miami & when Flynn saw him looking at him he wanted to talk to him & tell how he’s the victim of what happened on January 6th & acted like he knew nothing about the Capitol Police being injured or killed by the J6ers he calls Patriots.

If you got a free donut for taking an experimental shot in a Walmart parking lot on the advice of a computer guy with no medical degree — who once slipped antibiotics in his wife’s drink to hide the STD he caught from an underage Russian sex worker on Epstein Island — you’ve permanently forfeited the right to lecture anyone about “sources” or vaccines.

@dr_ericberg Blueberries

Which fruit makes you feel the most refreshed? Dr. Eric Berg, DC, not MD; information only

@marcuslemonis Depends on the offer.

Will you come work with me?

@5149jamesli I think the ingredients in Doritos, along with the price gouging, did them in.

If people pay $9 for a coffee, they will sell you a $9 coffee. Recently PepsiCo had to lower the price of Doritos because they kept increasing their prices and people finally had enough and stopped buying it. The easy solution here is stop going to Starbucks. Simple as that.

@WallStreetApes I bought a bag of beans at Starbucks in Frederick, Maryland. I got the bag from the shelf, so I didn’t tip when paying. The barista didn’t even put it in a bag. I asked for a bag, and she threw it at me. I said a few words to her and the manager and never went back.

Starbucks CEO defends a cup of coffee costing $9 He says the customers needs to just not think about it as a $9 cup of coffee, you’re paying for the “experience” of getting a Starbucks coffee “In some cases a $9 experience does feel like you're splurging, and then what that means is we have to make it worthwhile.” He says Starbucks customers “want to have a special experience and regardless of what your income level is, in some cases, a $9 experience does feel like you're splurging — well, this is a really affordable premium experience” How out of touch could a person possibly be…

@jeff_gluck If big sponsor Toyota had an affair with NASCAR… so many secrets.

Heather Gibbs has issued a statement to The Athletic after Jeff Dickerson's comments today. Here is her statement in full: Joe Gibbs Racing was founded on the guiding principle of valuing people above all else within our organization, and the entire NASCAR community.  We’re not here to diminish anyone.  Drivers like Carson Hocevar are exactly what NASCAR needs. I couldn’t be more of an advocate for young drivers coming into the series.   In terms of the lawsuit, our singular purpose is to protect our trade secrets- the most important information that our race team (and any race team for that matter) possesses, particularly in this era of Next Gen cars.  These trade secrets have been created through the hard work and innovation of JGR’s talented employees over the past 35 years as we built our race team from the ground up.    Those same trade secrets were admittedly stolen by a former employee in a manner meant to avoid detection.  Within days of the acknowledged theft, Spire offered that former employee a job and subsequently hired him.  This lawsuit isn’t personal; we have a responsibility to stand up for our employees, for our partners, and for the integrity of the garage.   We believe accountability matters. That is why we are here. Not to tear anyone down, but to stand up for what is right and protect the foundation this sport is built on, so that every team, every driver, and every fan can trust in the fairness of the competition.

@RealAmVoice @StenhouseJr @A1Policy @PatriotMobile 47 & 47 🇺🇸

PRESIDENT TRUMP LOVES NASCAR @StenhouseJr says President Trump “clearly loves this sport,” highlighting his presence at major NASCAR events like Charlotte’s Memorial Day race, which pays tribute to fallen service members and honors U.S. veterans. @A1Policy @PatriotMobile @stinchfield1776 @bennyjohnson

Dr. Ryan Cole: “I’ve had colleagues who have ended up with clots after long travels.” “I said: ‘Have you tried nattokinase?’” “[They take it] and in a day or two later… their clot is dissolved.”

"The shingles shot causes shingles in 6.3 people per 1000 in the first 21 days. The rate for naturally acquired shingles is 3-5 per 1000 annually." Start doing math, folks.

Notice how that works?