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Editor's Note: Retraction
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HOT TAKE: The Rainbow Fish should be called The Communist Fish it has the wrong moral lessons
It’s the end of CNN as we know it.
The mood at CNN is “like a funeral,” according to a source, as Paramount Skydance prepares to acquire the company in October.
Staffers are concerned about the company’s business plans being changed — yet again. “What an enormous loss and disruption it would be to shuffle leadership for the umpteenth time in the midst — finally — of reshaping the business,” says one CNN staffer.
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If you think one person can’t make a big difference, remember that LBJ personally destroyed literal trillions in future annual US GDP.
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I’m 44.
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Looking to hire AI-pilled psychos in jobs that aren't normally AI-pilled.
Attorney. Lobbyist. Grant writer. Growth. Ops. PR. CS. EA.
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absolutely hate doing this but don't know another way to get this resolved @Nexuist
🤖 Made with AI
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Corporate gifting should not be this hard.
Send us your logo. Tell us how many you need. We handle the rest.
Whiskey Woods gives your clients something they will actually open, use, show off, and keep.
No mugs. No shirts. No junk drawer swag.
Just a damn good gift.
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Hot take: most companies don’t have an AI problem.
They have a “why the hell are we still doing it this way?” problem.
That’s especially true in manufacturing.
The expensive part usually isn’t the machine.
It’s the process around it.
The extra approvals. The repeated handoffs. The tribal knowledge. The reporting nobody questions. The work that somehow became permanent because it was easier than fixing it.
AI gets interesting when it stops being a buzzword and starts removing that nonsense.
Not replacing the people.
Replacing the friction around them.
That’s the part Hambone AI is built for.
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Now is the perfect time to get corporate holiday gifting handled before “we should probably figure out gifts” turns into a November emergency.
And if you’re going to spend real money thanking your best clients, employees, and partners, it might as well be on something they’ll actually be excited to open.
Not another mug.
Not another T shirt.
And probably not tumbler number 6.
Whiskey Woods by Booze Brothers is a premium craft cocktail smoking kit that we customize with your company’s logo.
It’s part gift, part experience, and the kind of thing people actually want to pull out when friends come over.
They open it, make a cocktail, fire up the smoker, and have a little fun with it. Then, instead of disappearing into a junk drawer, it ends up on the home bar with your company’s logo still attached to a genuinely good memory.
That’s the kind of staying power a corporate gift should have.
Whiskey Woods is a great fit for client appreciation, key partners, sales teams, top performers, executives, VIPs, or anyone important enough that the usual promotional swag just doesn’t cut it.
And right now, is the ideal time to get ahead of holiday gifting while there’s still plenty of time to customize something worth sending.
We’re taking 2026 corporate holiday orders now, and we’ll create a free mockup with your company’s logo so you can see exactly what your kits could look like before moving forward.
Get it off the to do list early.
And send the gift people will actually be talking about after they open it.
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My favorite part of the AI boom is watching people pretend they have expertise in fields they have never worked in. Some "AI Consultant" who has never run a factory, managed inventory, launched a physical product or made payroll will explain how they’re going to “transform manufacturing.”
Brother, you made a chatbot wrapper.
Settle down.
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This is our product development lab.
The equipment is pretty traditional.
What changed is the process around it.
We now use AI to organize research, customer feedback, target pricing, costs and technical questions before serious engineering time begins.
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If your manufacturing company needs a committee to decide how to use AI, the problem isn't AI, it's your management team.
The technology isn’t moving too fast.
Your company is too slow.
And “we’ve always done it this way” is about to get very expensive
Hambone.ai
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cmon credit me. i stole this video first xitter.cf/Tjernlund/status/20861…
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Anytime Gary Vee becomes relevant again I know that monetary policy is too loose and we need to hike rates
































