That’s why they do whatever it takes to keep the seat. We thought it was about power and money but it’s always been about vacation days.
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Bitcoin is now on by default at Square checkouts across the U.S.
Sellers don't have to apply. Square switched it on for every eligible business, whether the owner has ever thought about bitcoin or not.
The customer scans a QR code with any Lightning wallet and the payment settles in seconds. The seller gets dollars by default or can choose to keep the bitcoin, and there are no chargebacks. Sellers can also auto-convert up to 50% of their daily card sales into bitcoin.
The limits: $600 max per payment, $20,000 a day, and sellers in New York are left out.
The fee is 0% through Dec. 31, then a flat 1%. A card tap on Square's free plan costs the merchant 2.6% plus 15 cents.
The easiest societies to dominate are the ones that are the most tolerant.
I don’t make the rules.
💥REPORT: Muslim woman aggressively grabs Toronto Kickstreamer, Moxie—then a Muslim man fabricates false allegations and plays the victim.
While a group of Muslim men asserted their dominance by praying in the middle of a Toronto sidewalk, a Kick streamer, who goes by Moxie, tried to intervene — then a Muslim woman aggressively grabbed her—after eyewitnesses confirmed the assault. A man from the prayer group called her a racist and spun an absurd defence that he had five members of the prayer group hear her threaten the woman—except Moxie had it all on livestream.
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This is why people aren’t happy about having illegals here.
People come to the country and have access to EBT and housing of some form while Americans struggle to get by.
I’ll always prioritize the well-being of Americans in America over illegals.
Matthew Parker and his partner Bailey, a YouTuber and mobile mechanic, responded to a Facebook message with photos from a single father standing on the side of the road in Tulsa with his two young kids, a roughly 3-year-old boy and a 2-year-old girl. One child is named River in the footage.
The father was holding a sign. When they arrived, he was crying and the older child was saying he was hungry.
The father had a car, but the head gasket blew, leaving them without transportation. He had been staying at an Eagle Suites style hotel but ran out of money that day.
He had been out on the roadside with the kids since about 8 a.m., with people yelling at him to “go get a job.”
The children’s mother is described as an alcoholic who wants nothing to do with him or the kids. They were literally homeless with almost nothing, limited belongings, no place to stay, and no car.
Parker had initially thought the messages might be a bluff, but they were real. The family was visible on the roadside with the sign complaining that the city of Tulsa wasn’t helping.
Parker and Bailey picked them up from the roadside. It was the first time they had loaded someone into the work vehicle that way.
They tried returning to the previous hotel, but it refused to rent to them again because one of the kids had drawn on a wall in a small room where they were all sleeping on one bed.
They found another hotel, paid for a room, initially covering a week, with later efforts aimed at longer term support. They bought food, including Happy Meals for the kids, and got them settled.
They also stopped for Easter baskets since the timing was around Easter.
Parker set up a GoFundMe called “Help a Single Father Rebuild His Life,” seeking donations for a vehicle, longer housing, a job, and a babysitter so the father could work as a single parent.
He publicly urged viewers to help change the ending of the story.
Later, child welfare reportedly contacted Parker’s household in connection with the case.
Parker noted the irony. The dad had been easy to locate because he was standing publicly on the roadside with a sign and the kids, ages roughly 2 and 3, yet services apparently had trouble finding him.
Parker and Bailey had already helped with a hotel, food, and longer-term support plans, including a vehicle and job assistance.
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This isn’t a Republican thing. This is a Mitch and the cabal that props him thing.
Mitch McConnell voted 23 times to deny Americans sick leave. Then he took 92 days himself and got paid $45,000 for days he never showed up for. He's still being paid from his wheelchair. Nonverbal and he still gobbling up tax payer dollars. He voted six times against raising the minimum wage.
Take a good look a the Republican party.
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The security risks here are too great only people with little tangible value will actually consider this.
No one with any semblance of assets, wealth, or privacy would consider a phone like this realistically.
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Eğer soldakinden sağdakine dönüşmemiş olsaydın, kocanın cinsel organının büyüklüğü seni rahatsız etmezdi...
(Bu arada "çirkin kadın yoktur" yeterince fiziğine dikkat edecek kadar kendisine saygısı olmayan kadın vardır" sözünün de temsilcisi olmuş.)
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What are we gonna call this imaginative (threaded) art style that grok produces for us?
I’m thinking Post-AI Romanticism with a hint of Post-Impressionism Fantasy.
Replying to @ChrisCopywriter @its_alethea_
Here you go in both the selfie pose and the sketch pose. Limited to your profile pic so the likeness is approximate, but close enough for the bit 😂
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Replying to @kuhhbin @TheEconomist
@TheEconomist must go
Jensen built one of the greatest companies of all time, and all you do is bitch about how best to centrally plan and control markets
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Imagine if restaurants operated like health insurance companies.
You pay $700 a month for a dining membership. You finally get hungry and order pasta.
The chef says you need it.
The restaurant says it's not covered.
You ask what IS covered.
They hand you a glass of water and a $2,000 bill.
This was priced in, right? … RIGHT?!!
🚨BREAKING: MSCI officially removes Michael Saylor’s Strategy from its global indexes.
The removal takes effect at the close on November 30, per MSCI.
Funds tracking MSCI indexes hold about 13 MILLION Strategy shares, roughly 3.1% of the company, per Strategy.
At today’s $122.35 close, that’s about $1.6 BILLION, close to 60% of a normal day’s trading in the stock.
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Don’t worry guys, I have it on good authority (Ro Khana) that he’s got a policy reform petition in the works to stop what he’s actively accused of doing.
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Wake up honey, a new scam opportunity just dropped in NYC…
Mamdani signs law giving nonprofits first dibs to buy distressed NYC properties trib.al/4YMk3B2
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If your job requires a college degree, you should be able to write-off your student loan payments as a business expense the way CEOs write off their private jets and yachts for their jobs which require neither.
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You need to get a REAL ID and dump out your water bottle, while twice-deported illegal immigrants are boarding domestic flights.
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Very strange Senate we have.
The Democrats work for the Democrats.
The Republicans work for the Democrats.
No one works for The People.

































