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ChickenSandwich

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  1. Lexus GX 550 is sexy. Looks like they finally updated a G Wagon when seen in person.
  2. Tucker needs to stop being a bitch and get on the field to DH. Hobble your ass down the line.
  3. Tinfoil hat… Redbull kept Checo because they decided it was ok if they lost the constructors title and received a larger wind tunnel allocation. Focus on the drivers championship and get ready for 25
  4. Incredible summer weather continues. Would take this every summer for the next two decades.
  5. Reached for Cook in the 2nd and my WRs paid for it. Didn’t want any part of Richardson, but he fell to R7 after a run and Daniels went R5. 2RB 3WR .5 PPR Bijan (3) Cook Nico McBride Ridley Reed Gus Edwards/ Hubbard/ Coleman Flex, and a weak bench
  6. Why mock draft if you are going to do the opposite anyway 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️
  7. I think the history of Federal Income Tax from inception paints a fair picture.
  8. because there is no government precedent to draw that possible conclusion.........
  9. A threshold which will inevitably be lowered. They will just say what you need to hear to guarantee it passes, and it will then be adjusted to hit their funding targets.
  10. Sure, but Nike probably wouldn’t offer $3.5 mill a year. WNBA and The Big 3 aren’t on the same planet in regards to exposure (ABC/ESPN broadcast and internet/socials). The same would hold true if she were playing in Russia.
  11. But wouldn’t get the $28 million from Nike ($3.5/yr avg) vs $1.5/yr from Cube
  12. This year $76,535 for 40 games over 5 months (including olympic break). More if she makes the playoffs. Which at 22, was $1000 over what half the country brings home and $12,000 more than the average US salary.
  13. "It didn't suck" it is the audience who is wrong. Accountability is poison for them.
  14. She is 22 years old in the top 1% of US income earners She works 6 months a year Why would she go anywhere?
  15. We used to have one on menu Pesto Sun-dried tomatoes Purple onion (pickled if on hand) Bacon Goat Cheese Arugula Balsamic drizzle on top
  16. Is there a good breakdown somewhere? Are Full Time job numbers still negative from 3/2023 - 3/2024 or did the revision change that?
  17. Would a 44% capital gains tax cause a flood of rental and investment properties to be put up for sale?
  18. pretty hot on mute, but voice worse than the acting
  19. Anecdotally, I don’t think I can find a family in America that can say their grocery bill has only gone up 18% from 2020-2024. From 2022 and it has of course gotten worse not better but still applies. “ In 2022, my grocery bill would be $21.30 more expensive if I bought all of the exact same things at the exact same store. So while the average salary went up 3.4% in 2021 and 2.8% in 2022, this grocery bill has gone up 27.66% over the past two years.” https://www.buzzfeed.com/audreyworboys/receipt-comparison-2020-vs-2022 Dakota Neifert, the TikToker in question, had been going through his Walmart grocery history. He came across a receipt of $126 for 45 items from 2 years back, saying, “a whole month of groceries just for me, basically.” He saw the reorder button and decided to check how much it would all cost now. But, to his surprise, the price had tripled to $414. https://www.boredpanda.com/receipt-shows-what-groceries-cost-today/
  20. In 2021, the average price of retail gasoline in the United States started the year at $2.25 per gallon and ended the year at $3.28 per gallon, which was $1.03 higher than the beginning of the year. Nationally, the average cost of full coverage car insurance rose to $2,543 in 2024, an increase of 26 percent over last year.
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