@NWischoff That mortgage cost actually nets out closer to $1-1.2m per year, plus an extra 250k for property taxes. Doesn’t change your calculation wildly, but homes are more expensive than people think
@erica_wenger We’re re-launching our Tomato Vermouth. It sold out last year in 24 hours and people have been banging down our door trying to get their hands on some
@Jason@USPS Amazon is actually USPS’s biggest customer, so a lot of Amazon deliveries rely on USPS.
Doesn’t mean Amazon couldn’t absorb all of that in-house, but still an interesting stat.
Use separate wallets to buy up stakes in various crypto/meme coins with relatively small market caps. Distribute across thousands of different coins using tens of thousands of wallets so that you don’t hold an abnormally large stake in any wallet.
Over the next 5 years, use the 1.5b to pump up market caps of thousands of smaller coins, including ones that you hold stakes in, but also other coins to throw off tracers. Sell off the stakes of those coins in the other wallets.
You wouldn’t be able to get the full 1.5b out, but you could probably generate a few hundred million in untraceable gains.
@CPG_Precision @drewfallon12 Ah okay, though everything I’ve read is that the 260 number was recently reported for 2024, and I doubt they’d overestimate by that much in the last few weeks of the fiscal year. 2-3x sales seems reasonable, and I’m sure P/E can drive that 10% margin higher
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