get in losers we're going tendy town ... FUBO

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#I just logged into my Facebook account for the first time in a year. My front page is full of random shit from random pages I never followed like police department of some small town and shit LMAO🤌

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Lol. It's a long term hold. I held it when RDDT was at $280 and when it fell back town to the high $70s back in April. I'll be holding it for many years. To your point though, you're correct. I'm now only up $227k instead of $400k \*today\* on RDDT. Here's the current RDDT return for the day: https://preview.redd.it/xt5d5t2u4iyf1.png?width=1195&format=png&auto=webp&s=113671892c3412086b26a105232bd5aa44eab629

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So what do we think? Do all the bankers leave town this weekend, or is monday gonna open like everything is fine?

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You were always returning to the same point that was within 10 minutes of where you last delivered, there was no waiting 10-20 minutes once you go there, you can stack multiple orders, and the delivery needs were generally somewhat predictable. A single driver could realistically deliver 6-8 orders and hour. Now you have fuckloads of drivers inefficiently driving halfway across town, waiting for food to be finished, then driving it to its end destination, while some 3rd party takes a 30% cut for marketing and "infrastructure."

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Some points to consider: 1. Powell said, in response to a question from bloomberg about cuts fueling AI bubble, the data center buildout is not dependent on low interest rates due to private financing 2. Companies are replacing workers with lower cost, lower quality AI systems because growth prospects are too uncertain to justify the growing expenses (see healthcare) of adding employees 3. Higher inflation is more of a problem for those who have a great deal of wealth than for those who live paycheck-to-paycheck, spending what they make immediately, because the former have to worry about their wealth being diminished by inflation whereas the latter do not since their wages are also subject to inflation like any other input to production So, AI doesn't need low interest rates. It has thrived in a climate of high interest rates in which it is the only game in town. Workers need low interest rates. Workers don't need price stability since their work has a price and that price, the price they get paid, their wages, go up with inflation. The wealthy need price stability because its their wealth that gets diluted with inflation. (The above constitutes neither financial advice nor political commentary--please don't ban me I have a wife and children.)

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Skip town Or better yet country

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You do realise the pump n dump is over right, why you going in now ? This is like trying to hook up with a ho after knowing the whole town has had a run and she now has aids

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The hospital in my town actually has amazing food

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One of these just opened in my town and yeah it's fucking stupidly expensive

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