I agree. It’s more the cavalier aspect rather than the fact they are doing it per se.

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Hennessy is an item I have specific memory on, and it is like 40-50¢ under what it was per bottle pre-covid to us. This only pertains to the 750ml and above sizes however. Perhaps that would have happened regardless, but it's still surprising to see it less than it was before the supply chain shortages (as well as due to the profit received from having it at the peak price point)

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`Analysts expect Robinhood to post adjusted earnings of $0.53 per share on $1.2 billion in revenue for the third quarter, nearly` [`double the $637 million`](https://investors.robinhood.com/static-files/641e041f-a43a-454b-8ee5-d1848a97a61b) `reported in the same period last year.`

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ber, berrrr, come on man, we're playing together don't get mad.... yah yah we going ATH again, sry that's life, you get 15 mins of winning per 6 months

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Per Vehicle: Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs), which Tesla produces, are generally estimated to consume between 25 to 50 grams (0.8 to 1.6 ounces) of silver per vehicle, according to the [Silver Institute](https://silverinstitute.org/silver-consumption-global-automotive-sector-approach-90-million-ounces-2025/).

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Nvidia and Tsla are propping up the market with their 1-3% days. As per usual Edit: sorry, 1-5% days

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I fulfill my annual quota of 1 conversation per year with a girl 

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BREAKING: The median age of a first-time homebuyer in the US is now at a record 40 years, up from 33 in 2021 and 29 in 1981, per Axios

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The data centers are the bubble. I have insider knowledge. Mr. Lopez. He caught a coach to see his family in SF, he was sitting next to me. The guy was one of the whigs for a construction management company, apparently his company oversees almost all of the big concrete jobs west of Louisiana. The topic was about growth, personal growth. My dad was an executive, so if there’s one thing I know, it’s how to kiss ass. Anyways, he got on an anecdote. He started talking about labor shortages, the inability to find talent, trying to draw in ambition from non traditional demographics, ect.. I mentioned something I heard that went something like “By 2036, half of all people working now will not be working.” His face immediately lit up. We go down that rabbit hole (last generation/demographic cascade). -12 years for someone to become proficient enough in a trade to be productive. -Labor shortages are already burdening industry’s now -There is no adequate pool of young trainees to fill the ranks of the next generation to any meaningful degree (thanks half a century of investing in finance and not human capital).. -So, what’s next? At this point he is grinning impeccably. He talks about how you can’t get people out to these high desert locations for $100 per hour for concrete framing.. Then I ask him straight up: So what about these data centers? “They will never be built.” Speculation? “No, all of the money is there..” “The projects are all there..” “People will just be stumbling out into the desert hundreds of years from now pouring little sections of concrete, they will be the last things humans ever build.”

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232 require 3 months per change, so he cant just crash out over a regan ad then impose random tariff willy nilly. each change require a hearing and challenge. Dont think he's patiently enough to not spazz out over mean comment.

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