@bobbiebrewski if it was any team but florida his story would be more believable. no ones buying shit knowing the only place he wanted to go was to florida
Elliotte Friedman - 32T - Hellebuyck Full Storyline (Warning: Sorry, long report) | When Hellebuyck initially told the Jets he wanted to be traded, he said, I want to be traded to Florida. And it was about the direction of the team. [...] The incident or incidents that bothered him didn't come up. Then eventually he moved from one team because the Jets didn't like what the Panthers were offering to open his list. [...] But again, whatever bothered him didn't come up. Later, when things weren't going the way that he wanted them to go and he hadn't been traded yet, that's when he brought it up. [...] In Hellebuyck's mind, he was like, I'm not bringing my family into this, [...] I want to protect my family. [...] But on the other side, there's the Jets. And they're like, really? Now? You're telling us this now, months later? And they were skeptical about it. They were like, now you're just bringing other things into it that you didn't tell us before. So in Hellebuyck's mind, he was doing the right thing and he was protecting his family. And he did want to be traded. The Jets were like, no, this isn't right. If this was really the issue, you should have told us that from the start. So this whole thing about what happened when and what really was a factor, that's why I think we got to that point. Hellebuyck wanted to leave it out and the Jets were upset it wasn't on the table from the beginning. And everybody out there can decide how they feel about that. It's pretty much over now, really. But that's what I think happened - 11/12 #GoJetsGo #NJDevils #NHL #FlaPanthers
America’s 706 biggest corporations paid an average federal tax rate of just 10.4% on $1.88 trillion in US profits last year, per the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy.
That’s the lowest rate in more than 40 years of the group’s research, below even the 11.2% after Reagan’s tax cuts in 1982, and less than half the official 21% rate.
114 of the companies paid nothing at all, including Tesla, Disney, CVS, Citigroup, United Airlines and DoorDash.
The electricity needed to power this shitshow would equate to 7% of the entire Massachusetts usage. It is beyond disgraceful for the Krafts to even propose this.
The Kraft Group and a Sutton-based packaging firm are seeking to build a sprawling data center in central Massachusetts, according to municipal records. https://t.co/q8o4z2vq5l