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Trump seeks to cut restrictions on marijuana through planned order
The president is expected to direct agencies to reclassify cannabis as a Schedule III drug.
/position+ $MSOS
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If its 9PM at the AI Party that goes until 4AM then:
- $NVDA is hosting the party, having stocked the fridge with beer and is giving out free circular-shaped pizza
- $PLTR is the coolest guy at the party
- $MSFT just went upstairs and got in bed with the crazy chick, which they might regret later
- $TSLA just came out of a K-Hole, and is now on the roof telling everyone they can fly
- $AVGO & $TSM are out back, quietly getting rich selling the party favors
- $CRM keeps following around the cheerleaders, asking them why they don’t think he’s cute
- $ADBE just showed up, late, to the party, wearing an outfit they bought on Temu
- $GOOG and $AMZN are dominating the flip-cup table, while trying to convince everyone they aren’t drunk (although they are tipsy)
- $AAPL is sitting in the corner with a LaCroix, not drinking, watching everyone else get hammered
- $META is going around the party offering his expensive jewelry to girls to leave their current boyfriends
- $IREN and $OKLO are in the bathroom doing coke, and will have either a fantastic night, or will end up in jail
- $ASML shows up to the party in Pumas sneakers, an Ajax FC jersey, and is spinning the records
U.S. ADULT DRINKING HITS RECORD LOW, GALLUP FINDS
Alcohol consumption among U.S. adults has fallen to its lowest level since Gallup began tracking in 1939, with 54% reporting they drink — down from 58% in 2024 and 62% in 2023, and below the previous record low of 55% in 1958.
Gallup’s annual survey found fewer Americans drink regularly: only 24% had a drink in the past day, and 40% went more than a week without — the highest share since 2000. Average weekly intake dropped to 2.8 drinks, the lowest since 1996.
1913 — Federal Reserve
1913 — IRS (Income Tax)
1913 — Rockefeller Foundation
1913 — American Cancer Society
1913 — ADL
1913 — Warburg (linked to Rothschilds) installs central banking
1914 — WW1
All in one year.
Coincidence?
Or installation?
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Ok, I'm gonna do my own very simple example of why CPI is meaningless.
Taco Bell, September 2020 vs today.
Soft Taco:
2020 $1.29 Today $1.99 BLS Calculator: $1.60
Soft Taco Supreme:
2020 $1.79 Today $2.99 BLS Calculator: $2.22
BLS calculator understates by 25%-35%.
Lots of real world examples.
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@dailydirtnap $BRK Berkshire Hathaway Inc has silently emerged as one of the biggest players in the U.S. T-bill market. In JPM’s estimation, Warren Buffett's conglomerate currently holds around 5% of all outstanding short-term government bills. This makes it the 4th largest holder in the world