@TheNorthWoods11@InternetH0F Mallicious compliance. Safety training meeting was likely a bore and this guy likely said I can’t help you load. Kids getting paid ether way and dude likely was never going to tip.
@Viralfizz Perfect now show cutting this stringer vs. that old wood stringer.
I want to see how many saw blades were going through and what PPE is needed.
@Symply_rhoda1 Easy, just loosen the grinder wheel slightly. You can see this when he spins it back up, if he didn’t spin the wheel the arbor would just spin inside the wheel.
@ShannonJean This is fantastic, not only do you trap moisture behind the wrap, you actually add said moisture in bulk before application.
Was looking for a high cost way to increase black mold and wood rot.
🔥MESSAGE TO GOVERNOR @KATIEHOBBS AND HER ARIZONA CONSTITUENTS🔥
“Bitcoin is untested,” you say.
Oh really? That’s interesting, Katie.
You mean the network that’s had 100% uptime since 2009, the one settling trillions annually, the one every nation-state, black market, and Fortune 500 company is secretly studying like it’s the Shroud of Turin, that one’s untested?
Let me tell you what is tested, Katie: letting politicians like you “invest” retirement funds into municipal bonds that yield less than a Taco Bell receipt.
What’s tested is $34 trillion in debt, a dying middle class, and a generation of Americans who work 60 hours a week to maybe afford a 400 sq ft apartment next to a fentanyl recycling center.
You think you’re being responsible? No.
You’re being reckless in the most cowardly, bureaucratic, soul-mutilating way imaginable.
You are the human embodiment of a PowerPoint slide in a Diversity, Equity, and Financial Illiteracy seminar.
Bitcoin is a lifeboat for the working class.
It’s the exit hatch from this nihilistic clown economy you and your donor class created, where 80% of Americans can’t afford a $400 emergency, and you still think the answer is more fiat, more control, and more asset inflation for the elite.
This isn’t about pensions. It’s about protecting the rackets.
Because if a state retirement fund holds Bitcoin, people might start asking why their bank accounts don’t.
They might wonder why BlackRock gets to own Bitcoin but their kids can’t afford lunch.
They might notice that the only “untested” thing here is the idea that the government could do something intelligent with money.
But go ahead. Call it “virtual currency.”
Stick to your talking points.
The rest of us will be stacking satoshis while your entire system collapses under the weight of its own cowardice.
You’ll be left managing a bankrupt state full of broke teachers, crumbling highways, and a retirement system that can’t even afford to buy chalk.
Good luck, Governor. History’s watching.
And it’s not going to remember you kindly.