I’d start giving out King Size.
My HOA sent me a letter requesting that I stop handing out full-size candy bars for Halloween this year.
-Fun-size bars are usually 15–25¢ each.
-Full-size are around 75¢–$1.
Most people give out 2–3 fun-size anyway, so the real difference is often only a few cents per kid.
Am I crazy, or is it weird for an HOA to police this?
Hey @ChaseSupport why is it the Sapphire Preferred earns 3x on meal delivery like @CookUnity but the Sapphire Reserve doesn’t? The card that cost $800/yr and is supposed to be one of the best earning cards for dining doesn’t get the basic multiplier of the $100/yr card?
Clearly it’s not how it’s coded because it works on one card in the family. This is a choice by you.
In the words of Michael Jackson, “he’s a vegetable….he’s a vegetable. They hate you—he’s a vegetable!”
So…you stuck to people in show business and you took a man. You almost had it. 💀
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So you’re taking people with blonde hair who were in show business?
I hear it happens in 3s.
May I offer a suggestion?
I “feel like” I blew a really big opportunity today. I’m…struggling.
It was the kind of opportunity that truly is life changing & I know I’m perfect r for it but my nerves got in the way a bit and I lost my concentration at the worst moment.
It’s gonna be a long weekend waiting to hear back.
About a month ago I started teaching myself how to play video poker (specifically Jacks or Better). And yesterday I hit a Royal Flush. This game has ZERO real dollars wagered—it’s just for fun and learning/relaxing. But it was still really fun to see.
🗣️I don’t want anyone’s Poker reccs or strategies.
There’s nothing inherently wrong with this.
Companies do this to protect their clients, IP, data, etc.
Most companies will just pay you out for those last 2 weeks and you get an early vacation.
Some will let you stay on to close out or transition your work but give you limited access.
You could also walk in and resign same day.
You know…don’t even bother saving for retirement. You probably wont make it.
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Playing “find everything that identifies this photo as AI” is my new favorite game.
Republicans didn’t have Highlights magazine as kids and it shows.
Also someone please get Mitch a new shirt!
Mitch McConnell’s team released yet another hospital photo, and apparently they forgot that some of us grew up doing the “What’s Wrong With This Picture?” puzzles in Highlights magazine.
Because I have questions. A LOT of questions.
First, why does the sign above the door appear to say Room 411 while the sign beside the exact same door says Room 412? And why are the room numbers apparently INSIDE the room?
Then there’s what appears to be a paper chart hanging from the bed. Yes, I know some hospitals still use paper for certain things, but plenty of nurses are going to look at that setup and immediately question it. Charts aren’t beside beds anymore and haven’t been in years. If a place does use paper charts, they’re kept at the nurses station.
Now look at the IV. The bag appears full and doesn’t appear to be connected to Mitch. And what appears to be an Alaris IV pump setup looks like it has two channels but no control module—the “brain” needed to operate it.
Then I started looking around the room.
Why are there multiple hand sanitizer dispensers? Why is one positioned where it is? Why are an otoscope and ophthalmoscope mounted on the wall right beside the patient bed? Why does the angle and perspective of the bed itself look strange?
Now look at the glasses. The reflections caught my attention because what appears to be reflected in them doesn’t seem to correspond clearly with what’s around or behind the photographer. The apparent overhead lighting reflected in the glasses also doesn’t seem consistent with the way the room itself is lit.
Then there’s Mitch himself. Zoom in and parts of his face—particularly around his mouth and glasses—look strange to me. That could absolutely be compression from repeatedly uploading, downloading and screenshotting an image, but I’m looking at the entire picture, not one isolated pixel.
And after reportedly being hospitalized for weeks, he’s standing there, dressed in jeans and that familiar red checkered shirt, looking remarkably camera-ready.
Any one of these things might have a perfectly reasonable explanation. Maybe all of them do.
But when you release a photograph specifically to reassure the public that everything is fine, and I spend the next twenty minutes playing the nurse’s edition of Highlights magazine trying to figure out what the hell I’m looking at, your reassurance campaign may need a little work.
I’m not declaring the photo AI. I’m not declaring it Photoshopped. I’m pointing at the things I can see with my own two eyes and asking questions.
Because at this point, I don’t need another carefully staged photograph.
I need some answers. It's more AI slop with the same shirt on.
VIA Momma Dawn
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No evidence McConnell's team released this photo. It does not appear on his official Senate site or in reports of official releases. The July 12 photo with his wife was the one authenticated.
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Absolutely. You can tell today who read the newspaper as a kid.
Reading the paper to do Current Events for homework was required.





















