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If you were GM of the #Yankees would you make a BLOW UP the farm trade like this?
Below is what it would take:
SS George Lombard Jr
SS Dax Kilby
OF Spencer Jones
P Elmer Rodriguez
P Carlos Lagrange
Yankees Receive:
SS Bobby Witt Jr
Yankees lineup would start
Witt
Rice
Judge
That’s why they’re goated. Good ingredients and cheap burger
In-N-Out makes its own hamburger patties, in its own plants. The company buys whole chucks, takes the bones out, grinds the meat and forms the patties there. Then they're delivered to the restaurants on In-N-Out's own trucks. It opened its first patty plant in 1963 and now has plants in California, Texas and Colorado.
In-N-Out says its restaurants get fresh, never-frozen ingredients delivered throughout the week. The company has said for years that it won't open a store farther than it can truck fresh patties from its own plants. When it announced Tennessee in 2023, Lynsi Snyder said its meat plant in Lancaster, Texas, would supply patties to the Tennessee stores.
The fries are cut from whole potatoes in each restaurant. The menu board has 3 burgers, fries, shakes and drinks.
The Elon cult might be more brain dead than MAGA
The Cybertruck is getting discontinued after 3 short years and less than 100,000 sales! I paid $110,873 all cash for mine two years ago.
It is still the biggest financial transaction of my life.
I understand why it’s getting discontinued. In order of importance:
- Elon lied to use about range
He offered a range extender package to boost the range from 300 miles to 500 miles for $16,000. I put the deposit on that and then it was abruptly canceled and refunded. This gave me intense buyers remorse
- the cybertruck became a symbol of right wing politics
Driving a cybertruck in SF caused me to get flipped off by so many people on a near-daily basis. Sometimes people would scream at me and tell me I’m a terrible human being.
- they optimized for speed over convenience
I couldn’t use my truck to tow my stuff from SF to Las Vegas in January because charging the cybertruck requires you to unhitch the tow which is insanely cumbersome. On top of that, towing reduces the range from 300 miles to 150 miles! It’s cool it can go 0 to 60 in less than 3 seconds but that’s a fun gimmick more than something that seriously impacts my life.
Do I regret buying my super fast dumpster? Absolutely not. It changed my perspective on the world.
Now I own a 2024 foundation model Cyberbeast which they only made ~10,000 of total. So my truck will probably appreciate in value as Tesla becomes more successful.
It’s also DataExpert.io’s company vehicle so it saved me ~$35,000 on my taxes when I bought it in 2024. So it’s a $75,000 speedy dumpster not a $110,000 speedy dumpster.
It has been a very strange journey with the Cybertruck!
Danny DeVito is the only reason that show is still going lol he genuinely loves doing it. Rest of the cast does not care at all anymore.
Gil retweeted
You think you're about to read some idiot who believes he could come off the couch and compete against the best in the world.
Instead, you read something brilliant:
My dad talks about this storm like it was the Vietnam war
If you grew up in Philadelphia, you remember the Blizzard of '96.
It hit the first weekend of January, and by the time it stopped, the city was buried under 30.7 inches of snow. The biggest snowstorm Philly has ever recorded.
You sat by the radio waiting for KYW to read your school's closing number. Then it came. No school.
The mayor declared a state of emergency, and for a few days the streets belonged to the plows and to us.
Every hill in the neighborhood became a sled run. Real sleds, trash can lids, flattened cardboard boxes, whatever you could grab.
Your gloves were soaked in ten minutes. Your mom made hot chocolate anyway.
Then came the real work: digging out the car, only for the plow to bury it again an hour later.
And once you got that spot clear? Out came the lawn chair. That spot was yours now. Everybody knew the rules.
There was so much snow the city ran out of places to put it, so trucks dumped it straight into the Schuylkill and the Delaware.
Where were you during the Blizzard of '96? And be honest… did you ever save a spot with a lawn chair? 📷
