Honestly customer demand and being in a niche is the biggest factor I see for a business success.

Is this original? That was a delightful read the whole way through, perfect tone and pacing.

I fired 2 customers last week and my crew would follow me into hell because of it.

An exit strategy can be who carries on the business after you retire - if you find a niche where people need you, a business can last and grow.

Texas: Louisiana Politics, Fewer Alligators (for now)

If they do, wall street will short the fuck out of this stock, it will free fall.

Congress is a little bit of sitting and voting, and a lot of background hustle. If you think about it, it takes an hour or two to vote on a bill, maybe a day to debate it in the floor. The rest of the time is writing bills (or having them written), explaining to people why they should vote for them, making deals to secure votes, or hustling for power. When people say it’s a lot like high school, it is.

“Better Woke Than Broke.”

Walk’s work is essential to understand bipedal locomotion in the world, but only after you establish a foundation in Agatha Crawl’s work on the basics of childhood and inebriated movement.

I hope this doesn’t result in Russian forces in Syria.

I know, did the passengers catch mesothelioma?

Have we really ruled out a parting gift from Prigozhin?

Mexico building a wall would be the best outcome.

I have a few things.

• Know when to fire customers

• Know where the money is coming from. Hope can’t pay bills

• Hire only good people for your core staff

Imagine you own an orange tree, and you want to sell the oranges. If you run out and try to sell oranges, people will low ball you. What you really hope for is people wanting to buy oranges, and you try to sell then as quickly as they ask for then, or a little slower in order to drive the price up per orange due to demand making people offer more.

This is like trump owning x number of oranges, and saying they’re worth a certain amount per orange, so it is worth that amount times x. In reality, he only has shares he can sell, and there is the assumption he can sell them.

What happened to the car dealership that allowed an underage armed kid from out of state to guard their property? Did they quietly settle for a lot of money? That’s an angle of the story I want to know about.

The Barrack Obama Institute of Diversity and Equality

How smart will you feel holding to $11, though?

Why don’t they rent some bootstraps to lift themselves up with?

This wasn’t a great first day performance. Sure there was an initial bid up, but that dropped off quickly. We need to see strong buying resistance on a drop (showing institutional buying) to keep the vultures from circling. (Not financial advice)