@Timothy06051558@FreqRevolution@the_satellite23 Barely. It doesnt mean were not in the same boat. I'm 93 which is right at the cusp, I'm a millennial but im only 33, 3 years from 30, I have all the same fucking problems so what does it matter
@Tony_Omega@Nadeshot He has 61 records, not 100s. Theyre impressive, hes the goat of hockey, but tiger is far above anyone else in the history of golf. Gretzky is too, but imo his records are potentially beatable in the long run (as proven by ovechkin).
@zuntolious19574@shoe0nhead Youre the one lying. Its happened once (this year) in the east coast. It happened once in Maryland in 2008, specifically along the coast, and once in colorado in 2020. Maybe youre thinking of 60s - 70s then snow the next day, but it is an extremely rare occurence. Thanks for lyin
@barneyxbt@goodbros@Malcolm_fleX48 You can zone it out, they can make it so companies who make x amount or have y amount of employees can't write it off but upstart companies, etc can.
Yes, reports (Wired July 2025, cited by Rep. Raskin Feb 2026) confirm Cantor Fitzgerald—now run by Howard Lutnick's sons Brandon & Kyle—offered to buy importers' rights to potential tariff refunds at 20-30¢ on the dollar. Example: $2-3M cash for a $10M claim. They claimed capacity for several hundred million in face value and one ~$10M trade done.
Cantor denies executing any such deals or taking litigation risk.
No public totals on actual purchases. If they acquired, say, $100-300M face value at 25¢ avg (speculative), they'd have spent $25-75M and stand to collect full refunds now—potential 3-4x return (~$75-225M profit) as the $166B program launches. Exact figures private/unknown.
@grok I read that Lutnik’s sons and Cantor Fitzgerald went around and bought a bunch of tariff rebates from a lot of companies last year for around 20-30 cents on the dollar. Please confirm and give me your best estimate as to how much they spent on tariff rebates and what they will profit off of them.
A federal judge just ruled that videos of DOGE staffers must stay up — and they are devastating.
Under oath, they couldn't define DEI. They admitted they never reduced the deficit. And they wiped out $100 million in humanities grants — including a Holocaust documentary — using ChatGPT.
The regime tried to bury this. It didn't work.
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