what’s with the rush to judgment? the people condemning the Kirk murder stuff for told-you-so clout are the same people who confidently told the world muzzies did 9/11. we’re all dealing with incomplete information, US law enforcement are known liars

she might be wrong in the long run, but so what. she’s at least trying which takes more balls than blindly cheerleading for known cover-up artists. relax, time always tells

in general I’m always on the opposite side of Beanie Shapiro, his instincts are terrible and he’s wrong about everything. he’s saying the Kirk murder doesn’t matter because midterms

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🇺🇸 🇵🇷 U.S. troops land in Puerto Rico amid escalating Caribbean military buildup

📎 Insider Paper

oprah arrives and the city of sydney starts burning... the trees aren't burning but the beachfront property is... is this another maui happening right now ?

They added a Jerusalem Cross patch to the helmet because it’s not neoconservative warmongering — it’s a heckin’ based crusade.

https://x.com/southcom/status/1998048440560087382

drug addled psychopath runs Palantir, very cool

I can fix her

Maybe we do live in a simulation

Poor guy lol

“everyone except me is a retarded jew fed, only my ideas are correct & I never get anything wrong or make mistakes”

all so tiresome bros

yeah this is totally normal 😐

Popular food delivery service Instacart has been using a shady algorithm that charges different prices to different customers on the same grocery items in the same supermarkets without telling them, according to an explosive study.

At a Target store in North Canton, Ohio, the wildly popular grocery app charged a customer $2.99 for Skippy Creamy Peanut Butter one day in September – while other Instacart users that day paid as much as $3.59 for the same jar picked up from the same location, according to the study.

At a Safeway supermarket in Seattle, shoppers using Instacart paid five different prices for the same Oscar Mayer Deli Turkey: $3.99, $4.31, $4.59, $4.69 and $4.89 — a range that spanned a whopping 23% between the lowest and highest markup.


The same pattern emerged at Target and Safeway stores across four cities, according to Groundwork Collaborative and Consumer Reports, which used 437 shoppers in its survey, ordering groceries off the Instacart app for in-store pickup.

It’s the latest example of so-called “dynamic pricing” — the hated practice introduced more than a decade ago by Uber and Lyft, hiking prices for rides during rainstorms — that is nickel-and-diming consumers, even as relentless inflation has sparked an affordability crisis.

https://nypost.com/2025/12/09/business/instacart-charging-different-prices-on-same-grocery-staples-in-same-stores-study

haven’t seen the digital prices tags irl yet but I’m sure they’re coming

Some People are out there stuffing themselves

tired of the doom so let me tell you guys about a neighbor of mine

we’ll call her Flo, she’s in her mid 90s. she drives, gets around and has the spirit of someone half her age. earlier this year Flo fell & broke her hip, which at her age can easily be game over. there was an extended hospital stay, multiple surgeries and months of rehab. fast forward to today and she’s out Christmas shopping for her family, like the fall never happened. Flo is properly playing the game, we can all learn from Flo 🎄

There's a feller at my church who just turned 96. His advice for longevity is "try to be nice to people and keep moving"