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A top Republican just told Americans how they should deal with rising gas prices under Trump: “Maybe take one less trip to Starbucks... Let’s just try to be patriots about this.”

@Bowtiedplayer I’ve been saying this for years They “Convert” to Christianity✝️ in their late 20’s/early 30s just to attract these Religious Rubes into their game Keep in mind, I’m not talking about real Christian’s or lifestyle conservatives. I’m talking about these charlatan hos doing it

There is a bigger picture issue behind this. A lot of Christian conservative guys just don't have a lot of dating experience, hence are in a scarcity mindset, and feel they have to accept behaviors that are unacceptable

If I find out a 30 year old is pursuing my 18 year old daughter. Im going to prison and he is going to hell. You people are morally bankrupt.

@OliviazBored Proves many conservative dudes are in the closet.. That show has too many men who hate women on it for me to think that may are not low key gay

does he want us to pretend she’s ugly?

@boom_sausage @jonbrooks Exactly! It’s like a death cult of debt and misery

@Real_Cy_Ama @jonbrooks Everyone I know that got married and had kids is stressed out 24/7. Accruing more and more debt just to make it by.

My friends in their 30s are deciding not to have kids They’re saying two things: They don’t have the money It’s inconvenient to their lifestyle This is not good. What do we do?

Thanks Trump voters 🤦🏻‍♂️

@flvcovlquimistv I live in California, so for me it’s probably gonna be like $10.00 a gallon soon

Better learn to ride a motorbike because it'll be a half a decade before we see cheap gas again

@boom_sausage @jonbrooks Yea it’s retarded..

@Real_Cy_Ama @jonbrooks Everyone else is saying to have them and figure the rest out later. Misery loves company.

@MyLatinLife Homeless Veterans🪖 need to FILE for their benefits And then punch out✈️

If you have passive income >$2,000 a month from a public or private pension, rental properties, bonds, etc You can get a rentista visa in almost every country in Central and South America.

@boom_sausage @jonbrooks Prioritize yourself before you take on a burden like kids. Smart move

@jonbrooks I want a family. But I also would like to retire one day. Can’t have both anymore.

@jonbrooks It’s actually fine. Children should be a choice, not an obligation If you would rather spend your money on other things and/or don’t have enough money than do not have them

@DeanTTraining Cause I always hear people make a dig that somebody is only 150 ish pounds. And they never account for them being 12-15 BF and jacked And I’m not an advocate for being sub 10% year round, I think that’s an extreme lifestyle

@Real_Cy_Ama Hilarious reply And very true

This is Hunter Hobbs He is 5’ 10” He dropped from 202 lbs to 160 lbs in 90 days The average guy is an inch shorter and has less muscle than Hobbs does Thus, if the average guy were to diet down to ~12% BF over the next 3, 6, 9, 12 months…he’d need to get to <160 Maybe <150

When talking about beach cities in Latin America... Everyone talks about Cartagena 🇨🇴 (overrated, horrific place) Some mention Playa del Carmen 🇲🇽 (overrun, damn near too touristy) A few bring up Rio de Janeiro 🇧🇷 (beautiful + vibrant, but a bit sketchy) But when you factor in actual livability, safety, infrastructure — NOT just the quality of the beaches, color of the sand, and how many palm trees you see There's ONE region that delivers: The Southern Cone I'm talking places like: → Florianópolis 🇧🇷 → Balneário Camboriú 🇧🇷 → Bombinhas → Punta del Este 🇺🇾 → La Barra 🇺🇾 → Mar del Plata 🇦🇷 → Viña del Mar 🇨🇱 European-level infrastructure, actual seasons, world-class beef, reasonable safety, and beaches that don't come with a side of petty crime The problem? Most people are too busy chasing the same Instagram spots everyone else already ruined While the "Southern Cone" beach cities are a bastion for quality coastal living in LatAm And nobody's paying attention

These 6 cities get more digital nomads and remote workers than anywhere else in Latin America... → Mexico City 🇲🇽 (functionality + food) → Buenos Aires 🇦🇷 (culture + affordability) → Medellin 🇨🇴 (weather + infrastructure) → Panama City 🇵🇦 (tax optimization + ease) → Santiago 🇨🇱 (first-world vibes + stability) → Asuncion 🇵🇾 (0% taxes + dirt cheap prices) Did I miss any other hotspots? What cities would you add to this list?

Love this.. and as Americans we should teach a second language in school like Europe

@JakeNomada I looked at Fortaleza🇧🇷 it did seems like a dope beach city, but saw the North isn’t big on healthcare🏥 Which sucks because the beaches look dope!! But I did look at Tier 2 Brazil cities with Good Healthcare🏥 and Belo Horizonte🇧🇷 came up..

Here's a few places that seem UNDERRATED throughout Latin America in 2026... → Cordoba, Argentina 🇦🇷 (BA vibes at half the price) → Barranquilla, Colombia 🇨🇴 (coastal energy, few gringos) → Quito, Ecuador 🇪🇨 (great climate, $600/month rent) → Santa Cruz, Bolivia 🇧🇴 (dirt cheap, actually functional) → Monterrey, Mexico 🇲🇽 (modern + developed, hiking, few tourists) → Punta del Este, Uruguay 🇺🇾 (only Argentines go, family friendly beach living) → Fortaleza, Brazil 🇧🇷 (only heard great things, one of best beach cities in Brazil) Where did I miss? Other underrated cities in LatAm?

@Matt_Pinner A happy family and congratulations to them

What is the first thought that comes to mind when you see this?

@Antunes1 @VladTheInflator You’re just now figuring that out 😅

This guy was my hero. But it was all a lie.

@DeanTTraining 145-160 lbs Give or take is 10-15 BF ish.. Yea that’s not too far off

3 inches taller than the average guy Way more muscular than the average guy Yet… He weighs just over 160 lbs What does this tell us??? Ah, that’s right… The average 5’ 9” dude is going to have to get down to < 150 lbs to be at a respectable body-fat Not trolling AT ALL