Say you were forced to live in one of the ultra-red states (Trump >60% of the vote) Which one do you go for? Personally I think Tennessee or Idaho would be my choice.

Met a guy at a gas station who buys used Teslas, rents them on Turo, and clears $19,000 a month while doing absolutely nothing He's never made a car payment with his own money. The renters pay the banks. He keeps the spread and the title 27 cars. Zero of his own dollars in the fleet I watched him fill up a Model Y that wasn't even his daily driver. It was car #14 of 27 and it was heading to a pickup at the airport in 2 hours Here's the full play: He buys used Model 3s and Model Ys in the $28,000 to $38,000 range. These are the highest-demand vehicles on Turo because renters want to try a Tesla and tourists want something that looks good in photos. A $32,000 Model Y rents for $95 to $140/day depending on the city and season Average booking rate in a strong market (Miami, LA, Austin, Phoenix, Nashville): 22-26 days per month. Call it 24 Revenue per car: $110/day average x 24 days = $2,640/month Monthly costs per car: Auto loan payment: $580 (60 months at 6.5%) Insurance (commercial Turo + gap): $280 Cleaning between rentals: $120 Maintenance reserve: $100 Platform fees: Turo takes 25% of bookings = $660 Total monthly cost per car: $1,740 Net cash flow per car: $900/month $900/month x 27 cars = 24,300gross.Afterhisvirtualassistant(2,200/month) and miscellaneous ($1,500): $19,000 to $20,000 net How the funding works: The down payments come from 0% business cards. A $32,000 Tesla needs $6,400 down (20%). He runs the down payment through a business card. The auto loan covers the remaining $25,600. Total credit card exposure per car: $6,400 6 cars per funding round at $6,400 each = $38,400 on 0% cards. The 6 cars generate $5,400/month combined in net cash flow. Cards paid off from car revenue by month 8. Then he applies for the next round of 0% cards and buys 6 more He started with 4 cars in early 2024. Added 4 every 6-8 months. Now at 27 and his "job" is managing a VA in the Philippines who handles bookings, key exchanges, and cleaning schedules "what about accidents" Turo has a host protection plan that covers up to $750,000 in liability. He also carries a separate commercial auto policy. A totaled car on a 27-car fleet is a $3,000 insurance deductible and a Tuesday. He's had 2 total losses in 3 years. Both covered. Both replaced within a month from cash flow The part that makes this a machine: auto loans are secured debt. They barely touch your revolving utilization. So while 27 car loans sit on his credit file, his revolving utilization stays under 5% because business cards don't report to personal credit. His score stays above 740. Banks keep approving him he owns a rental car company funded entirely by banks and operated entirely by renters and he hasn't worked a real day in over a year lmfaooo (we get 700+ score business owners 100K-250K in 0% business credit. what you buy with it is your business. link in bio)

If this was a traditional hand-drawn animation, it would probably be nominated for multiple awards but because it's AI, people instantly associate it with slop. Unfortunately for them, they're just going to get left behind.

**For the record, I NEVER signed any agreement. I tried my hardest to cooperate with different options every step of the way. This narrative that I’ve done wrong is also wrong. (had to clarify) peace.

Population figures are essentially vague guesses/outright lies. China is lying. Indian and Indonesian governments are too incompetent to count properly. The United States has a 100m+ uncounted foreigners. African nations have huge financial incentives to gig up their numbers, etc.

Joe Biden on Trump: "Trump has made billions of dollars since returning to the White House. It's simply stunning to me. He has no shame, and frankly it's embarrassing for the country. But Trump couldn't care less. Making money off the presidency is one of the reasons he wants to be president."