Buy the Jets and make them even worse so @JohnnyCrust4 never finds peace
You're digging in your backyard and this happens.
What do you do?
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This recirculated video is engagement bait; quotes/replies promote a sports betting Telegram channel. A surface seep does not mean the finder owns extractable oil, as mineral rights are frequently separate from surface ownership and require expert verification.
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This is my quant
My credit score is 850 because for 15 years I've been opening a new credit card account and using the introductory balance transfer offer to pay off the balance of my last credit card.
I have 100% on-time payments and 180 credit cards.
My credit card purchasing power is over $4.3M.
I've bought 2 homes, 6 cars, and paid for 3 university degrees in full, all without ever having to pay a single credit card balance.
Whenever I go somewhere and it's "cash only", I simply take cash out in an ATM with one of my credit cards (higher interest rate, but I don't care), and then open another credit card account shortly after that has a balance transfer offer, and I switch the balance to the new card.
This is the future.
I don't know why more people don't do this.
This is scripted propaganda paid for by Las Vegas because their casinos are dying
“Vegas is dead.”
Meanwhile, this woman is playing $375 A SPIN with $66,000 in credits on her machine hits a million. 😳
I’m still debating whether to pay for parking. 😂
What’s the most you’ve ever bet on ONE spin?
#LasVegas
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The post claims this woman "hits a million" but the video shows a $41,812 major jackpot (grand was ~$1.396M); she is slot content creator Lady Luck HQ on a filmed high-limit session.
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This is probably the coolest thing ever if you moderate a subreddit and have a Rick and Morty tattoo
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The Jets tried a phishing exercise by sending employees a fake offer for a lifetime supply of cyanide. Anyone who clicked the link had to remain employees by the Jets
James Dolan to Knicks employees on ring night:
The Knicks' assistant coaches did not receive their championship rings during Tuesday's ceremony, despite being handed ring boxes, according to league sources.
Many longtime employees at Madison Square Garden will not receive rings at all, per team sources.
Those employees got their hopes up in late September, when they were sent a fake championship ring offer as part of a phishing test.
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My parents live on a nice country club. My dad’s favorite part about living on a course is the 250 free ProV1’s he gets from people slicing their drives into his back yard every year
Noticed all the boomer accounts on here have a default gray pfp because they still dont know how to upload pictures on their phone
ESPN is gonna make a great HBS case study on how to kill a media business one day
Wow
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