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🟢 PASSING YARDS
M. Penix - 175+ Passing Yards (6/6)
🟣 RUSHING YARDS
C. Brooks - 7+ Rushing Yards (4/4)
M. Lloyd - 15+ Rushing Yards (3/3)
B. Robinson - 53+ Rushing Yards (2/2)
🟡 RECEIVING YARDS
O. Zaccheaus - 1+ Receiving Yards (5/5)
M. Golden - 30+ Receiving Yards (3/3)
J. Dotson - 8+ Receiving Yards (2/2)
C. Watson - 40+ Receiving Yards (2/2)
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MLB Players That Will Cash Taco Tuesday:
September 22nd "No Miss List"
Nick Martinez o3.5 Ks {5⭐}
Payton Tolle o14.5 PO {5⭐}
MacKenzie Gore o3.5 Ks {5⭐}
Sean Manaea o14.5 PO {4⭐}
Parker Messick o5.5 Ks {4⭐}
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All NFL Players That Will Cash MNF:
September 21st Master List
Malik Nabers o5.5 Rec
Puka Nacua o84.5 Rec Yds
Dominic Zvada o5.5 Kick Points
Kyren Williams o83.5 R+R Yds
Davante Adams o62.5 Rec Yds
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NFL Plays - 9/20 🏈
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• Dak Prescott Over - 1.5 Passing TDs
• Caleb Williams Over - 5 Rush Att.
• Saquon Barkley Over 18.5 Rush Att.
• Xavier Hutchinson Over 2.5 REC
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BREAKING: Exxon Mobil has shut down one of the largest diesel refineries in the Midwest, which produces ~11 million gallons of gasoline and diesel fuel per day, due to outage issues.
This comes as diesel prices have already surged nearly 90% this year and the US has entered peak diesel demand season.
We expect to see diesel prices push toward $7.00/gallon.
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CFB Players That Must Cash Week 3:
September 18th "Must Bet" List
Cooper Barkate o56.5 Rec Yards
Darian Mensah o291.5 Pass Yards
Jordon Davison o69.5 Rush Yards
Malachi Toney o105.5 Rec Yards
Dierre Hill Jr. o82.5 Rush Yards
Carlos Hernandez o67.5 Rec Yards
Mark Fletcher Jr. o77.5 Rush Yards
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BREAKING: US stations are running out of diesel. Stations in North Texas are now posting "OUT" on their diesel signs, and an Orlando, Florida station has blanked its diesel price to 0.00 with the pump dry today.
California stations already began posting "out of diesel" signs on Sunday, with the national average at a record $6.31 a gallon.
MLB Players That Will Cash Thursday:
September 17th "No Miss List"
Drew Rasmussen o5.5 Ks {5⭐}
Tanner Gordon o14.5 PO {5⭐}
Wilber Dotel o1.5 Ks {5⭐}
Michael King o17.5 PO {4⭐}
Sonny Gray o5.5 Ks {4⭐}
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MLB Players That Will Cash Hump Day:
September 16th "No Miss List"
Jake Bennett o3.5 Ks {5⭐}
Zack Wheeler o17.5 PO {5⭐}
MacKenzie Gore o4.5 Ks {5⭐}
Nick Martinez o17.5 PO {4⭐}
Brady Basso o2.5 Ks {4⭐}
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All NFL Players That Will Cash TNF:
September 17th “No Miss” List
Amon-Ra St. Brown o7.5 Rec
Dalton Kincaid o3.5 Rec
DJ Moore o59.5 Rec Yds
Sam LaPorta o3.5 Rec
Tyler Bass o5.5 Kick Pts
Josh Allen o248.5 Pass Yds
Jahmyr Gibbs o79.5 R+R Yds
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The US government paid a guy $41,000 for office chairs he bought at Costco for $19,000, and it wants to do it again next month
He's not a furniture company. He has no warehouse. He has a laptop, an LLC, and a free registration on a government website that 99% of people have never heard of
Here's how the biggest customer on earth buys things
The federal government spends about $750 billion a year on stuff. Chairs, printer paper, gravel, forklifts, dog food for K9 units, port-a-johns, lightbulbs. By law, a huge chunk of it has to go to small businesses, and anything under $15,000 can be bought by a government employee with a purchase card, no bidding, from whoever answers first
The website is sam . gov Registration is free. Takes an afternoon. You get a number, you pick the codes for what you sell, and every open contract in the country is searchable
The play he runs:
Search for small purchase requests. An Army base needs 60 office chairs. A VA clinic needs 400 cases of copy paper. A national park needs 12 picnic tables
Find the item at Costco, Sam's, Uline, or a wholesaler
Bid at 40 to 60% over his cost. He wins maybe 1 in 8 because most "real" suppliers don't bother with small orders
Buy the product, ship it or drive it there, submit the invoice
Government pays in 30 days by law. Prompt Payment Act. If they're late they owe you interest
The chairs: a federal building in Texas needed 130 task chairs. He bid $41,000. Costco Business had them at $146 each, $19,000 total. Delivered in 9 days on a rented box truck. Profit $22,000 on one order he found on a Tuesday
His first year: 14 orders won. $312,000 in revenue. $118,000 in profit. Zero employees
"Why doesn't Costco just sell to the government directly?"
Costco doesn't chase $41,000 orders. Big suppliers don't either. The government is required to buy from small businesses and small businesses are too intimidated to register. That gap is the entire business
The one problem: you buy the chairs before the government pays you. That's 30 to 45 days of $19,000 you need up front. He floats every order on 0% business cards. Government pays the invoice, cards get paid, spread stays. He's never used a dollar of his own money and the bank has never charged him interest
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