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@BrianRoemmele He's speaking to his employees who carry a disdain for customers that can afford a $9 cup of coffee.

“Starbucks CEO Defends $9 Coffee: 'A Really Affordable Premium Experience'” Premium Experience…

@horsetwting Thats foal language

fuck you

In 2017, one my first tasks at the White House was to keep Bobby Kennedy far away from the West Wing. Not because President Trump didn't want him there (he'd actually agreed to Bobby's pitch to create a vaccine safety commission). But others (you can guess who) weren't thrilled, and they told me to get rid of him. So I protected the orthodoxy I'd been trained to protect. And it took me years to realize what I had actually done. Tomorrow, I publish the full confession. The 2002 autism moms I ignored. The 2017 vaccine safety commission I killed. The 2021 moment I finally broke. The apology I owed Secretary Kennedy. And what I've done to atone. It's hardest thing I've written. I'm sending it out to my list at 6am. (link to sign up in comments)

@RealCandaceO As does the truth

I have not retracted a single claim I have made about Erika Kirk. Stop with the b.s Twitter trends. I stand by every single statement I have made and have not edited any of my past statements in light of Brian Harpole’s lawsuit. I look forward to the power of subpoena.

@SabineVdL At first, "AI Coordinator". Then specialties, e.g. Finance AI Coordinator, HR, Marketing, etc. Until eventually the AI aspect is presumed and it goes back to just Finance Coordinator.

The job title nobody has yet — but every organization will within 36 months. Agent Boss. Not a prompt engineer. Not an AI specialist. A knowledge worker who commands a portfolio of digital agents, owns the outcomes they produce, and is measured on a metric most companies aren't tracking: the Human-Agent Ratio. SAS Innovate Day 2 made this real. The CI360 announcement revealed a supervisory architecture — one orchestrating agent directing a constellation of specialists. The marketer stays in the loop. The agents execute at a scale no human team could match. Two marketers commanding fifty agents now produce what twenty produced in 2019. This isn't a pilot. It is in production. Underneath the tools, a structural shift is happening. The org chart — built around functional silos — is giving way to a Work Chart: outcome-shaped pods of humans and agents that assemble, execute, and disband. Headcount stops being the unit of capacity. The Human-Agent Ratio takes its place. Frontier Firms making this move today are compounding every quarter. Five moves to start this quarter are in the article. The most important one: name your agent boss before you deploy your first agent. Enjoy today's article: linkedin.com/pulse/agent-bo…

@Seymour_Cup @mysteriouskat False dichotomy

@mysteriouskat This is only a controversial statement if you think Arab lives have 0 value.

She hosts a podcast called BAD FAITH. Make of that what you will.

@JonathanTurley LOL! Wow. Uhh...speechless.

I had to check to be sure that this was not a hilarious addition to the Babylon Bee. The Democratic city council of Ann Arbor, Michigan, unanimously voted to order the removal of anti-crime signs in order to be more "inclusive"... foxnews.com/politics/liber…

@mitchmws Blah blah suck suck?

Translate this: You left your mouth open and some shit fell out.

@mitchmws Grok can't translate seal so I have no idea what you said

Blah blah suck suck

@SenatorHick Support the Break up Big Medicine bill

We are the wealthiest country in the world. Health care should be affordable, accessible, and universal. Full stop.

So why haven't you come out in support of the Break Up Big Medicine Bill ? Or did I miss it ? Until that passes, there is absolutely zero chance of affordable healthcare or universal healthcare Full Stop

@mitchmws You couldn't possibly be more transparent about your tribal bias as you bark like a well-trained blue seal. Musk was the most vocal and active pro open AI advocate on the planet. He funded OpenAI... when "open" meant something.

You couldn’t possibly suck that asshole harder.

@gorskon @SenFettermanPA ...or, objectively supports the idea of a secure event center? For future presidents as well?

@SenFettermanPA And there we go. You've totally sold out to MAGA and Trump.

We were there front and center. That venue wasn’t built to accommodate an event with the line of succession for the U.S. government. After witnessing last night, drop the TDS and build the White House ballroom for events exactly like these.

@MattWalshBlog @RealKeriSmith Totally. Logical as stated, so must be true.

I’m officially convinced. It was a hoax. The Trump Administration recruited a leftist Kamala Harris voting Trump hater to participate in a staged assassination that would include the shooter getting shot at and then locked in federal prison for the rest of his life. The Kamala Harris voter agreed to this plan, that works against his political and personal interests, because he’s just like a really generous guy. Meanwhile the Trump Administration, despite dastardly planning multiple assassination hoaxes, decided to keep their patsy alive and a permanent liability to them, rather than just killing him like they could have easily done. They did this because they also are really strangely generous in a very odd and specific way. So in summary we have a plot where all parties involved are working against their own interests with no real discernible benefit to any of them. There is no evidence of this plan and it doesn’t even make any intuitive sense and the motives for everyone are unclear if not insane, but still I believe it because I’m a very smart person.

@marwilliamson @MeghanMcCain For what? Cost, purpose, efficacy, what's lost as a result?

@MeghanMcCain I hereby criticize Trump's new ballroom.

I don’t want to hear one more fucking criticism of Trump’s new ballroom at the White House.

@Me03674994 @ianmiles x.com/elonmusk/statu…

@Me03674994 @ianmiles Musk already open sourced Xs algorithm: github.com/xai-org/x-algo…

I have 4,400 followers on Threads and the ratio of views to engagements is incredible. Your followers actually see your posts. What a novel concept. A post with 1k views can get a hundred replies, all real. From your followers. Not from your haters who only see your posts because they happened to reply to them once. Compare that to X, where I have 1.2 million followers and barely crack 20 replies, half of whom don’t even follow me because of how the algo only shows your posts to the people who’ve most recently interacted with me. It shouldn’t be like this. I have over 500,000 posts. I think I know what I’m talking about.

WE ARE THE AMNESIA GENERATION AND THE INTERNET IS DISAPPEARING AROUND US. Remember that site? That video? That person? The have been erased… According to a Pew Research Center report, 26% of pages from 2013-2023 are no longer accessible. But that’s not the whole story. In a new study published in Internet Archive's book, VANISHING CULTURE, data scientists working with the Wayback Machine have found: ONLY 16% have been restored through the Wayback Machine. We have the Internet Archive and they wrote a book on this called Vanishing Culture. Folks it will get far worse as we nearly 100% count on AI to remember. Follow me as I will have more plans how you can fix your part of the universe. No one is coming to save our history but YOU.

Intuit spent $4 million in lobbying last year to kill a federal program that would have saved Americans $23 billion in filing fees. That was a record: $3.9 million in 2025, nearly the same in 2023 and 2024, $53.8 million total since 2004. In November 2025, the Trump administration formally shut down IRS Direct File, the program that let Americans file federal returns directly with the government for free. The ROI math is the best trade in corporate America. Intuit's TurboTax generated $4.9 billion in FY2025 Consumer Group revenue. Treasury estimated Direct File would cost $10 per return to run. TurboTax charges around $128 for a "free" filing once the upsells hit, per a simulation by Senator Warren's office. Then the actual mechanics. 70% of American taxpayers are already eligible to file free through the existing Free File program. Only 2-3% ever do. Intuit and H&R Block added noindex tags to their free-filing pages so Google couldn't surface them. They ran "free" ads that upsold at checkout. The FTC made them pay $141 million to settle in 2022. While lobbying that Direct File was "unnecessary, costly, and unauthorized," Intuit collected federal R&D tax credits roughly equal to what the entire Direct File program cost to run. The company you pay $128 to file is using your tax credits to lobby against letting you file for free. In December 2024, Intuit wrote Trump's inaugural committee a $1 million check. Direct File died 11 months later. Most OECD countries pre-fill your tax return. The government tells you what it thinks you owe, you check it, you submit. America is the only major economy where a private company has convinced the government that "collecting the taxes" and "telling you what you owe" are two separate products taxpayers need to buy one of. That's the scam.

@avidseries Absolutely

I'm presently on a Twitter break, but in a moment of weakness I took a quick look at my feed and saw this thing of beauty, and how can I not respond? Apparently, Twitter has finally decided to do something about the grifters and assembly line reposters who exploit and contaminate this platform. So dead weight like this legendary farmer of engagement ended up getting paid a lot less than usual this pay period. Unsurprisingly, the worst accounts on X are presently in revolt against Musk and @nikitabier. It's so beautiful. What does this mean for people who provide original content? Well, I checked my own earnings dashboard, and I had twice the payout amount that I did last pay period, despite the fact I haven't even been tweeting at all the last seven days, and my engagement was about 30% of what it was in the previous pay period. This is what Twitter's revenue sharing program should have been about all along: A place that rewards original non-sensationalistic content, and not a way to create income opportunities for South Asian and Nigerian slop merchants and retarded conspiracy mongers.