Josh Quealy

Life is easy...fantasy football championships are hard.

[Shift4 @Shift4]

From the first chord to the final encore, Shift4 is proud to be a part of the iconic Glastonbury Festival 2025! 🎸🎶🍻

With @SkyTabPOS, vendors can keep transactions fast and seamless – because at one of the largest music events in the world, it’s essential that payments never skip a beat.

A special thanks to @NFSSoftware for bringing this partnership opportunity with Thirst Event Solutions to life.

#Glastonbury2025 #Glastonbury

[Alex Wilson @AlexWilsonTGB]

Exciting day at @Shift4 as we announce our Pay with Crypto capabilities. This is something we've been looking forward to since day 1 of the acquisition. You can even see it mentioned in the press release if you go back.

Just like we did with @TheGivingBlock for nonprofits, we'll lead in crypto payments across many other verticals like restaurants, hotels, stadiums and a variety of ecommerce. We've learned a ton over the years and are better prepared than anyone to do this.

https://t.co/jXlUevnzvl

[Exeter City FC @OfficialECFC]

Thank you for the fantastic service guys!

[Jared Isaacman @rookisaacman]

For as chaotic as the world can be, it seems like the last few years have been extraordinarily unhealthy. The world faced a wild pandemic that attempted to truly shut down most aspects of normal life. The measures taken to stave off economic ruin induced the most extreme euphoria followed by crippling inflation. We watched a world superpower send missiles and tanks across its border to a neighbor. Tens of thousands have died, and that conflict continues. What is always a flashpoint waiting to happen heated up after a surprise attack that has since left tens of thousands of Israelis and Palestinians dead. Just yesterday, we witnessed an assassination attempt on a former President of the United States and the leading candidate to be the next President of the United States. Throughout this chaotic and traumatic time, society has become increasingly more divided and politically charged. We have continued to move away from healthy discourse and compromise, to where only the most extreme positions can command the megaphone. The rhetoric has been intolerable to moderates, weakens the nation, and clouds the American Dream.

In the spirit of introducing more balanced thinking to the landscape, I share some of the thoughts that have been on my mind:

- I am thankful President Trump survived the attempt on his life and feel for the families of those killed or injured in the crowd. It is nauseating and entirely unacceptable to think this is how an election could have been won or lost in our country.

- I do believe when a person comes so close to death they are changed. I imagine it is hard not to reflect on your own mortality, the decisions you have made in life, and the legacy you stand to leave behind. President Trump quite literally dodged a bullet. I hope whatever his thoughts are coming out of this horrible situation, it leaves him as a better..more capable leader of uniting this fractured nation. Especially since I believe yesterday’s events all but cement his future as our next President.

- I am grateful law enforcement prevented greater loss of life, but I don’t know how a 20-year-old gets in a position to take those shots. There must be accountability. If we think our government is already broken, there will be far more lives lost and utter chaos if we can’t protect our political leadership. That stated, please do not jump to conspiracy theories. It is that kind of thinking that has led to so much of the national divide. There are good, patriotic people at all levels of the government. Good people don’t sit idly by as their coworkers attempt or knowingly permit an assassination. Similarly, the government does not employ 20-year-olds to get the job done, especially knowing if they fail it will almost certainly result in the candidate they are trying to stop.. getting elected.

- As much as I do think it can be an ‘echo chamber’ at times, I do have to give credit to those that broke the news yesterday on X. Like many times in the past, the updates were prompt, really informative, and in contrast to what many of the more traditional news outlets were reporting.

- I have always had an appreciation for photographers and Evan Vucci @evanvucci captured the picture of the decade. Long after we are gone, that photo of an injured Trump in front of the American flag will continue to tell the story of when our country really lost its way.

It is probably not a surprise, but I am a moderate, and for a variety of reasons, I have never been in love with either candidate for President. I have felt long before this election cycle that the two-party system has continuously failed to put the best candidates possible on the ballot. Throughout my life, I have met some of the smartest, most responsible, and capable leaders, real heroes from the military, and others that have built careers inspiring, uniting, and motivating people to accomplish amazing things for the good of our country. For as imperfect as our system may be, it is our system, and we should be united behind it and defend it because for all of our flaws, there is no greater nation on earth.

[Bryan Higgins @BryanH_SkyTab]

Have you heard the news? @Shift4 installed their first @SkyTabPOS stadium in the U.K. We took their Heritage Club live tonight with a private event and will support more go-lives stadium wide over the next few days! ⚽🇬🇧🍻 #Shift4 #SkyTab #England #ExeterFC

[Michael Tracey @MichaelTracey_]

Hey Shaka, How close was the Sweet Sixteen game between NC State and Marquette?

[Shift4 @Shift4]

Today’s the big day – and we’re thrilled to be powering payments at @AllegiantStadm.

From concessions to merch, we’ve got football fans covered as they watch the final showdown of the season. 🏈

[The Giving Block @TheGivingBlock]

Happy #CryptoGivingTuesday! 🚀❤️

This Giving Season through Dec 31, we’ll be distributing over $500,000 in donation matches to multiply the impact of our crypto donors and spotlighting the most impactful Faces of Crypto Philanthropy.

Read on to learn how you can get involved ⤵️

[Shift4 @Shift4]

Breaking news!

At the @GlblCtzn Fest, we just announced that we’ve partnered with @givelively – a powerful nonprofit fundraising platform.

This partnership will make it easy & affordable for nonprofits to accept modern donation methods.

Learn more: https://t.co/iACi06foz1

[Jared Isaacman @rookisaacman]

I am matching $500,000 worth of contributions to the Maui Emergency Response Fund on @TheGivingBlock . Please spread the word and lets make a difference.

[The Giving Block @TheGivingBlock]

The next $500,000 in donations made on @TheGivingBlock to the fund and participating charities will be MATCHED thanks to @RookIsaacman, CEO of our parent company @Shift4 ❤️🚀

Make your generosity count twice by giving today ⤵️

https://t.co/bWbAMiK4yC

[Jared Isaacman @rookisaacman]

If you watch this video, you are going to want to help.
https://t.co/F7Wjcg00Ah

[Mina Kimes @minakimes]

Devin Leary made some Capital T Throws on that drive. Sheeeeeesh.

[Barstool Sports @barstoolsports]

Coming into today, Roy Williams was 29-0 in the 1st round of the NCAA tournament.

[NC State Football @PackFootball]

It’s about us

#BeatUNC | #HTT

[Josh Quealy @JayKway]

I just purchased a gift card through https://t.co/mkRBh0Z24b to support small businesses who have been impacted by COVID-19. Check out the site to support your favorite local businesses too – Shift4 will donate an extra 5% for every card purchased! #Shift4Cares

[Mark Armstrong @MarkPArmstrong]

And thus began the most unlikely comeback in

[Debbie Yow @gopacknow]

We. Beat. Auburn.

[Josh Quealy @JayKway]

@WXMoose "Florida man hits pregnant girlfriend with bag of tortilla chips over baby's paternity."

[Josh Quealy @JayKway]

Oof RT @josephperson: Thomas Davis confirms that Panthers are in fact moving on from him. He is not moving on from football, however. Seeing No. 58 in a different uniform will be a little jarring, assuming someone signs in.