U.S. dollar has lost about 30% of its purchasing power over the past six years, per NYT.

The grocery store will randomly throw on an 80’s banger you completely forgot existed.

Very few times have I EVER heard the Star Spangled Banner sang this impressively. Bravo chads 🥃

Coca cola was so dramatic 😭

We live in a country where most people can't afford a $1000 emergency but we're celebrating one man becoming a trillionaire. That's the real death of a civilization... $SPCX

American workers are now competing for American jobs at American companies against a global labor pool. But they do it with American rent, American taxes, and American student debt. That bargain is insane.

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Perhaps the most wild business paper you’ll ever read. “Examination of the option trading leading up to September 11 reveals that there was an unusually high level of put buying. This finding is consistent with informed investors having traded options in advance of the attacks.” “The maximum value of this measure for AMR or UAL during the target period is at the 0.99 quantile of its daily distribution and the 0.96 quantile of the distribution of its greatest daily values over four trade date windows.” TLDR: The level of put buying on American and United Airlines in the days before 9/11 was greater than roughly 99% of all comparable trading days in the historical record.

I started talking to my co-founder like Claude

It's time to recognize that prices have essentially doubled since 2019, regardless of what the CPI says. Construct an index based on actual prices without myriad adjustments and this is what it shows. Now think about your income with a 50% loss of purchasing power.

When 6% of jobs are going to American men, it's a dead economy.

~8 of every 10 new American jobs since early 2020 went to someone born outside the country. Our March graphic went viral. This is the latest for May data. Down from 9/10. Still high. 3.8M foreign-born. 1.1M native-born. 19.2% of the total workforce is foreign-born.

This is staggering – Of the 369,000 jobs the U.S. Labor Dept. says were created since last year, nearly all - 348,000 of them - went to women, and only 21,000 went to men. Basically, that means 94% of the net employment growth in the U.S. went to women. Ninety four percent!

look at this shit what in the actual fuck are we doing

Mom: "Move out" Boss: "Work harder" Blackjack dealer: "Welcome back sir"

Wow time flys, we look like our own children at the Toy Story 1 image. The aging Buzz and Woody currently in London telling wonderful fans all about the new Toy Story 5 coming June 19. “To infinity and beyond!”