@liensofnewyork

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Joined October 2019
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My bookie told me Flavio was a 🔒 What's happening
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Resisting the urge to read villa coco
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As amazing as Claude is, marrying a smart woman has been far more life changing. My advice to the kids out there
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Hardest part of the job on a single tweet.
Barbarian Capital
@BarbarianCapOct 22
average AI stonk: -10% Campbell Soup: +7%
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How can meta be down when the muse memes were beating consensus
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liens of new york retweeted
Tel@telmudicOct 18
he’s in a lot of pane
Ian Miles Cheong
@ianmilesOct 18
A man trying to break into a store is crushed when a large sheet of glass comes down on him. Karma.
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A loaf of bread at bien cuit is $18. Maybe the protestors have a point.
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Does every well-meaning fiscal experiment end poorly?
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This is normal
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raison d'etre
Driftwood
@buc97552Oct 18
After decades of uncontrolled mass migration, they’re now organising themselves in sufficient numbers to threaten our very existence.
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Welfare systems and immigration are incompatible. As conditions worsen, France may need some form of ECB rescue, but it'll come with fiscal restrictions far more onerous than what was already viewed as intolerable. Every European experiment ends the same way
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"From the river to the Seine"
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The solution to higher cost of living is simply to import fewer people.
Reuters
@ReutersOct 17
Tens of thousands protested across French cities, including Paris, Marseille and Toulouse, over rising living costs and public services, with clashes leading to at least 272 arrests reut.rs/4zCPGCc

Clashes erupt at mass protests across France over costs - Politics

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Just had a mole so complex it makes AI look like a high school science fair project
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Nick Timiraos
@NickTimiraosOct 17
Nearly two-thirds of builders said immigration enforcement is affecting their labor force, up from 23% in March and 13% a year ago, according to a September John Burns Research & Consulting survey. “We’re almost dead in the water because our workforce is gone,” said Scott Brannock, president of Jacksonville-based Tidewater Homes and the Northeast Florida Builders Association. “We have national builders who are missing projections, losing hundreds of thousands of dollars because they have slabs sitting on the ground and no one to frame.” wsj.com/us-news/the-immigrat…

The Immigration Crackdown Is Making It Much Harder to Build Houses

Home building, which relies on foreign-born workers, is suffering a labor shortage that is freezing projects and raising costs.

wsj.com
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We talk about these cable shows like it's part of family dinner in America but no one watches cnn or fox news. It's entire viewership is a few nursing homes where it's left on because they lost the remote.
Steve Guest
@SteveGuestOct 16
Insane: Charles Blow on CNN NewsNight defends Abdul El-Sayed’s ties to terrorists and terrorism.
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I don't know what any of these companies do. I was green all week
CMS Invests
@cmsinvestsOct 16
Can someone please explain why the f*ck tech stocks keep CRASHING!? AI is literally showing no signs of slowing down…
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Testosterone is so low men are angry Elon put rockets on a sports car.
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An investment is just a trade gone wrong
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