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@anthony223700 @Coach_Yac He did say he doesn’t care how long he has to wait to go the commanders. Probably thinks these antics will get him cut eventually.

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@cream_city2 @franchisesteph @0nly_Omar @UnderdogNBA Ngl you right they trying to fry you for no reason

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@dwadeflopcity @BuddyTheDogInSA @SpursCulture Haha think his point is if he really got ball the ball wouldn’t be in Fox’s hand.

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@YourUncleShan Right. I don’t get how people prefer a huge comeback over a close game all 4Qs

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@DaveyTweetWorld @Tdub48864 @maxkellerman Eh Im neutral too but I like games that are close wire to wire. Blowouts like this with a dramatic ending make 90% of it just unwatchable

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@jd5prod @Pj_vs_Cardo @OurSf49ers Well the best way to do it is to report to camo and get cut the next day. Since they don’t have to pay unless he shows up

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@GeoHistory257 @FIDE_chess Round up to nearest whole

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@marshall42099 @moon25martin @kellyinvegas False. Math says to let it ride or hedge. If the book is offering a cash out it’s for a reason. They want to be on the winning side.

People who can keep a clear head and stick to math win long term. They’re offering him 1/3rd of the payout. Spurs have a 40%+ chance to win.

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@PackADayJoker1 @b_cuse_ Kids cannot

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@BuffaloCompact @RichHotel88 @CenTexLib I won’t argue with you there 🤣

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@ThaCreekFreak @EthanMozart10 @SaveStandard @LeadingReport Correct half the year of walking to school in light would be during standard time.

Look at the state of Arizona who are largely on standard time. Who don’t have the issues of DST.

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@BuffaloCompact @RichHotel88 @CenTexLib A lot? In California more than a quarter do. And even if we include buses, many more kids walk to bus stops.

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@ByMFTN @SchnurreZueri @LeadingReport As a shield? They literally had this problem in 1974, it was one of the main reasons it got pulled back within a year

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@ryandehn @PattieRose20 You can get the same sun at the beginning of the day, which is far more beneficial for humans when they wake up.

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@cbsnr @RichHotel88 @CenTexLib Well this is false. What do you think a main reason the permanent DST enacted in 1974 got repealed?

Because kids walked to school in the dark lol.

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@nmlinguaphile @RichHotel88 @CenTexLib Your simply thinking of what you’d like, rather than what’s best for others. Most people don’t live on a farm or ranch.

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@RichHotel88 @CenTexLib And do you think kids want to, or should, walk to school in the dark?

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@misfitvgc @PatriotSpin @CarlPaulus To a degree, maybe. Most people would be able to see the sun prior to work. The most important time to get sunlight, when you wake up.

Lots of kids at school have time dedicated outside. For work you have breaks and lunch. Along with your days off.

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@gobluemike @CarlPaulus The kids need it so they’re not walking to school in the dark… like they did in 1974. And then it got repealed. Within a year.

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@misfitvgc @PatriotSpin @CarlPaulus It’s scientifically worse for your body. Plus permanent DST was tried in 1974. Failed within the year