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[Mark @marcusjj19]

@omgsidewalks And watch the govt completely waste a majority of it. Worked for govt for 32yrs, don't ever underestimate our ability to waste budgets. Trust me, it won't work out the way you think. It'll just make you feel better that the rich folks aren't as rich

[Mark @marcusjj19]

@BenAxelrod And it was obvious from the moment it was announced. No trade that ever cost that much has ever worked. Tell me I'm wrong

[Mark @marcusjj19]

@BenAxelrod The Watson trade was historically horrible from day 1. And that should have been obvious. NO trade that cost that much has EVER been a good trade. The fact that it was executed is simply incompetence. Name a trade that cost that much that EVER worked out

[Mark @marcusjj19]

@bonsai28__ @edusoyy Trades. AI can't deliver all the things ordered daily(not til robotics catches up) or climb a electric pole, or repair underground pipes, build homes, repair cars, pour concrete, list goes on. There are many in medical field too.

[Mark @marcusjj19]

@omgsidewalks I'm surprised that nuclear power isn't by far the most used power in the US. It is insanely safe, and by far has the highest output to land needed of any kind of power. It solves all power needs until renewables can completely catch up

[Mark @marcusjj19]

@HawkEmDownChris Athlete....Lebron. There has never been anyone with that combo of skills, in game intelligence, longevity, at that body size, in any sport

[Mark @marcusjj19]

@Simon_Ingari There is a simple solution for the fake story/scenario you just posted. Return to office is dependent upon meeting specific performance goals. And any CEO would most likely make allowances for that. And I'm sure you know this

[Mark @marcusjj19]

@JoshuaBarzon Ok, extreme example, but there are numerous examples in cities like Cleveland, OKC, Toledo, Memphis, Detroit, where you can rent at 1k or buy under 250k in nice areas, low crime, good schools, with jobs available. Its harder now, in major cities, people are going to start moving

[Mark @marcusjj19]

@VigilantFox Your numbers are correct. Live in Ohio and ran the numbers(my local also taxes lottery) 1B jackpot would actually pay me 252M. That's the general rule. Take whatever the advertised number is and you actually get about 25%. Not a complaint, just for your fund of general knowledge

[Mark @marcusjj19]

@middle_class_us They do exist, it's just much harder to find, near impossible in a top 20 metro area. I live in Cle area. You can find apts at 1k a month in a low crime good school system suburb, and homes for under 250k. Its a real problem and you're going to see a exodus to the smaller cities

[Mark @marcusjj19]

@MCCCANM 3 seems really low. Did it ha e to do with location they flew at? We had 3 min standing still in Cleveland.

[Mark @marcusjj19]

@JQPatriot44 @Real_Ames Lol

[Mark @marcusjj19]

@Siya_22100 220

[Mark @marcusjj19]

@AlTheBoss03 I live in Cleveland...there isn't just 1

[Mark @marcusjj19]

@WifeFinance Weird...near poverty, but I'm living just fine, actually pretty well. So this is either BS, or...its about how one chooses to handle their money

[Mark @marcusjj19]

@JesterJum No, you're no different than any generation....welcome to your 30's and maturity. Boomers, Gen X, you, and in future other generations its same for us all, you're just growing up. That's it

[Mark @marcusjj19]

@HawkEmDownChris Tampa Bay Lightening, Miami Heat,

[Mark @marcusjj19]

@Bakerygal22 @Daytobehappy This reminds me of a small study a physics dept did on passengers of the planes impacting the bldg. At those speeds, the cabin would've compressed faster than the nervous system transmits signals, in other words they felt nothing. Literally like flicking a switch

[Mark @marcusjj19]

@WarRoomArchives This makes sense. Ammo is really heavy. Shoebox size is like 40-50lbs. And this is wayyy more than a shoebox. Heavy things cost alot to move by air. Army pays well under $1 per round, new. Probably under 50cents. Its probably cheaper to destroy it and buy new then bring it back

[Mark @marcusjj19]

@UntoldWarFacts 1 of the big mistakes post WW2 was not preserving USS Enterprise. It's the HMS Victory of the US Navy. At its hight over 6.5k ships were commissioned in the Navy in 1945. This 1 was the most decorated and present for it all. It's why there will always be a Enterprise in the Navy