@sundaysfordogs I REALLY want(ed) to buy a few bags of your food. But there is no option for me to simply purchase. You require an insane multi-step process for me to get to the point of purchase. It’s too much. Give people that want to purchase an easy path.
BofA gives $NBIS a $280 price target
The bank sees the company trading at 5x 2028E EV/EBITDA, although it expects EPS to remain negative in 2028, with an FCF yield of -34%
Successful launch… again!🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀 🚀🚀 🚀
Our DC team in full comms with BlueBirds 11, 12, and 13 within minutes, and just confirmed full Nominal Operations.
BlueBirds 14, 15, and 16 to follow soon after, with production underway in Texas through spacecraft 42.
We now have ~20,000 sq ft of combined aperture hardware in Space! Bigger is better and we have the biggest!!!
Beta service around the corner! 🤠 🇺🇸🌎📶📱
US PILOT RESCUED IN KUWAIT BY MUSLIM LOCALS - LOVE THIS!
After her F-15E Strike Eagle was mistakenly shot down in a friendly-fire incident, a female U.S. Air Force pilot ejected safely and descended into Kuwait. Uncertain of what awaited her on the ground, she landed in unfamiliar terrain.
What happened next is what the world should remember.
Video captured by bystanders shows Kuwaiti locals rushing toward her — not with anger, not with hostility — but with concern. A man can be heard repeatedly asking if she was okay, if she needed help. His voice carried urgency, but also compassion. Then, in a moment that has resonated across social media, he thanked her for helping them.
In the middle of conflict, politics, and international tension, ordinary people chose kindness.
At a time when narratives often paint entire religions or cultures with a broad brush, this moment stands as a powerful reminder: goodness is not confined to nationality, race, or faith. Compassion does not carry a passport.
Kuwait is a Muslim-majority nation. The men who rushed to help that American pilot were Muslims. And in that moment, what defined them was not religion or geopolitics — it was humanity.
They saw a person in need and responded.
History is filled with headlines about division, extremism, and violence. But far more common — and far less reported — are everyday acts of decency. Neighbors helping neighbors. Strangers protecting strangers. Human beings recognizing shared vulnerability.
The image of that pilot descending from the sky and being met not with hostility but with reassurance tells a deeper story: that beneath the noise of conflict, most people simply want peace, safety, and dignity for all.
Kindness is universal. It transcends borders. It speaks every language.
And sometimes, in the most unexpected places, it shines the brightest.
@afc_angelo Totally agree about DK opening the teams up so we can have a better sense of what we’re dealing with. And, that this is what it’s all about. As it is we’ll all get a little SB surprise. Here is to a great SB & finish for both of us! 👊🍻
Like LD, I wanted to stand out from the crowd by doing something strategically audacious and calculated. I'd love your thoughts on my cover letter and whether or not it was the right or wrong move. #noregrets#bebold#beyou#forthewin
In 2021 @LiquidDeath was looking for a Head of Production. I have a couple buddies there who agreed I'd be a great fit. They passed my info along and told me I needed to apply through the normal channels.
When applying, they asked for a cover letter. I came across my CL last night and it made me smile. I never heard back from them. But, I wouldn't change a thing. I genuinely felt like my cover letter was on brand and unique.