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Consumer Reports just went through the data and found the cheapest and most expensive places to get groceries. They used Walmart as a baseline The most expensive places are: (In order) Trader Joe's Albertsons Tom Thumb Big Y Vons Mariano's Jewel-Osco El Rancho Shaw's Whole Foods The cheapest place... show more

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This was a DoorDash order, the person ordering it lives less than 1 mile away The order is for 2 small personal cheese pizzas and 2 chocolate chip cookies The cost is $39.36 Prices in America are so out of control and these delivery apps just add to this insanity. We are being robbed blind, when did we allow this to get normalized I ran this exact same order as a takeout order in Los Angeles to make it as expensive as possible and it was only about $20 This means you’re paying DOUBLE to use a delivery app, the places are drastically marking up prices and adding insane fees

This was a DoorDash order, the person ordering it lives less than 1 mile away The order is for 2 small personal cheese pizzas and 2 chocolate chip cookies The cost is $39.36 Prices in America are so out of control and these delivery apps just add to this insanity. We are being robbed blind, when did we allow this to get normalized I ran this exact same order as a takeout order in Los Angeles to make it as expensive as possible and it was only about $20 This means you’re paying DOUBLE to use a delivery app, the places are drastically marking up prices and adding insane fees

Wall Street Apes

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San Jose is one of the most expensive places on earth with an average home price of $1.8 million California Democrats have allowed a homeless population to grow so large, they have their own homeless “unofficial mayor.” NBC interviews the homeless encampment’s unofficial mayor about the cities plan to clean up the area and make them relocate. They are not happy The US is huge… they don’t need to live in the most expensive cities

San Jose is one of the most expensive places on earth with an average home price of $1.8 million California Democrats have allowed a homeless population to grow so large, they have their own homeless “unofficial mayor.” NBC interviews the homeless encampment’s unofficial mayor about the cities plan to clean up the area and make them relocate. They are not happy The US is huge… they don’t need to live in the most expensive cities

Wall Street Apes

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Gent in glasses, "We need to look at it through the eyes of the most vulnerable in society" "I feel angry that taxes are the highest they've ever been and obviously we're spending that money in the wrong places" "If we are not supporting the most vulnerable. The unpaid carers who are preventing social care form collapsing" "If we're not supporting the disabled children who can't get specialist provision for their education" "Then we're clearly spending money in the wrong places" "We need equity and just for the most vulnerable" "They need to be the number one priority" "If we get it right for the most vulnerable, we get it right for everyone" - 💯👏 #BBCQT

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Farrukh

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This dad went to four different stores — Walmart, Target, Aldi, and Dollar General — and bought the absolute cheapest bread, peanut butter, and jelly he could find at each one. He did it because he’s tired of the judgmental comments that roll in every time he shares a grocery haul or simple recipe: “Walmart????” “Nothing there is fresh food.” “This is unhealthy.” “All processed junk.” The results? Walmart came in cheapest at just $5.28, Target was $5.57, Aldi $5.89, and surprisingly Dollar General was the most expensive at $6.10. I wonder if a lot of people don't realize that many Great Value brand items at Walmart are actually made by the same manufacturers behind popular name-brand products — like their sandwich bread from Sara Lee. And this is actually true for most if not all major stores — their store-brand items are often made by the same companies that produce the name brands right next to them on the shelf. It really shows that choosing budget-friendly options doesn’t mean settling for less quality. But the bigger message is this, we don’t always know what someone else is dealing with — their budget, their location, their transportation, or what’s even available within miles of home. For some families, that corner store or budget brand is the only realistic option. Are you someone who reaches for the store-brand versions to stretch your budget, or are you more of a name-brand-only shopper?

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MSNBC reporter claims LA riots are totally misunderstood and mostly just peaceful families, as footage of the exact opposite plays in the background. "Most of the crowds, again, that I saw....are peaceful people that want to get their message across. They brought signs. They're out with families in some places."

MSNBC reporter claims LA riots are totally misunderstood and mostly just peaceful families, as footage of the exact opposite plays in the background. "Most of the crowds, again, that I saw....are peaceful people that want to get their message across. They brought signs. They're out with families in some places."

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I am officially wrapping up an entire year of seeing shows, dining in the best and worst restaurants, staying in the dirtiest and cleanest hotels in Las Vegas. Here are my recommendations for your 2025 travel itinerary. While everyone looks to get the most “bang for their buck” on a budget vacation stay, sometimes cheapest isn’t best. Much of Vegas is “you get what you pay for”. Here are 3 hotels to skip in the new year. In no particulsr order, I would avoid the allegedly newly renovated Rio, OYO and everyone’s favorite creepy clown motel Circus, Circus. Add these to your list of bad hotels and places locals should avoid on staycation. #vegas #lasvegas #vegasstarfish #bestofvegas #vegaslocal #wheretogoinvegas

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Jen G.

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A few places do a really fantastic Thanksgiving dinner in Las Vegas, and one of the best places to get a unique turkey is Big Jerk. Their giant smoked jerk birds are moist, pack a powerful punch of seasoning and are a welcome change from the dried out baked birds you’ve had before. All of Big Jerk’s recipes come from the Caribbean and are passed down through generations to this family owned local spot. Order your dinner in advance as they always sell out and don’t forget the homemade mac n cheese or plantains. Add this to your list of spots for a holiday dinner for locals or to enjoy at the Air BnB. #vegas #lasvegas #vegasstarfish #smokedturkey #thanksgivingdinner #vegasthanksgivings #vegaslocal #vegasholiday #vegasvacation #caribbeanfood #wheretoeatinvegas

A few places do a really fantastic Thanksgiving dinner in Las Vegas, and one of the best places to get a unique turkey is Big Jerk. Their giant smoked jerk birds are moist, pack a powerful punch of seasoning and are a welcome change from the dried out baked birds you’ve had before. All of Big Jerk’s recipes come from the Caribbean and are passed down through generations to this family owned local spot. Order your dinner in advance as they always sell out and don’t forget the homemade mac n cheese or plantains. Add this to your list of spots for a holiday dinner for locals or to enjoy at the Air BnB. #vegas #lasvegas #vegasstarfish #smokedturkey #thanksgivingdinner #vegasthanksgivings #vegaslocal #vegasholiday #vegasvacation #caribbeanfood #wheretoeatinvegas

Jen G.

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🔊 … "We have elderly people who, in order to put food on the table, have to work at Walmart even though they are 80 years old" "People who are in their 30s and 40s and who do have a good career have moved back in with their parents because they can't afford the price of rent" "Interest rates are so high, and then you add on property taxes and home insurance" "It's not as simple as going to get a better job" 🚨🚨🚨

🔊 … "We have elderly people who, in order to put food on the table, have to work at Walmart even though they are 80 years old" "People who are in their 30s and 40s and who do have a good career have moved back in with their parents because they can't afford the price of rent" "Interest rates are so high, and then you add on property taxes and home insurance" "It's not as simple as going to get a better job" 🚨🚨🚨

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🧵 On food in Gaza: One of the best and most reliable ways to find out what’s actually happening on the ground in Gaza is through open source data - such as Snapchat, where Palestinians share stories from their everyday life. It shows which kind of food they receive and which countries it comes from. The following videos and pictures are from the last couple of days in Gaza City, Khan Younis and Al Mawasi, to name a few places.

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🚨Orlando Brown says the Elites are selling children to pedophiles through big companies like Target and Walmart, and these same children are sent to new Epstein islands to work as sex slaves for celebrities in a never ending cycle of abuse ⚠️ He also claims they get away with it because the children are assumed to be “dead” because they are missing for so long‼️

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🚨Orlando Brown says the Elites are selling children to pedophiles through big companies like Target and Walmart, and these same children are sent to new Epstein islands to work as sex slaves for celebrities in a never ending cycle of abuse ⚠️ He also claims they get away with it because the children are assumed to be “dead” because they are missing for so long‼️

Diana Wallace

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In the heart of the Lone Star State, where the spirit of independence runs as deep as the Rio Grande, stands a grocery empire that’s more than just a store—it’s a Texas legend. H-E-B, born in Kerrville back in 1905 from the humble dreams of Florence Butt, has grown into a powerhouse with over 400 locations, all fiercely loyal to its Texas roots. But don’t let the friendly facade fool you; this is the champion that’s gone toe-to-toe with the retail behemoth Walmart and come out swinging. Picture this: dusty Texas plains under a vast blue sky, with old-school pickup trucks rolling into H-E-B parking lots, folks in cowboy boots grabbing fresh tortillas and locally sourced brisket. While Walmart floods the market with its mega-stores and rock-bottom prices, H-E-B fights back with something Walmart can’t buy—Texas soul. They’ve got their own brands like Hill Country Fare that undercut the giants, meal deals that make family dinners affordable, and a commitment to communities that shines brightest in tough times. Remember Hurricane Harvey? H-E-B trucks were delivering supplies before federal aid even arrived, earning them the nickname “Texas’s FEMA.” Walmart may have the size, but H-E-B has the grit. They’ve expanded smart, staying true to Texas while innovating with curbside pickup, organic sections, and even their own breweries. It’s a battle of corporate might versus local pride, and in Texas, we know who we’re rooting for. Don’t mess with Texas—or its groceries. H-E-B isn’t just shopping; it’s a way of life, proving that in the land of big dreams, the home team always wins.

In the heart of the Lone Star State, where the spirit of independence runs as deep as the Rio Grande, stands a grocery empire that’s more than just a store—it’s a Texas legend. H-E-B, born in Kerrville back in 1905 from the humble dreams of Florence Butt, has grown into a powerhouse with over 400 locations, all fiercely loyal to its Texas roots. But don’t let the friendly facade fool you; this is the champion that’s gone toe-to-toe with the retail behemoth Walmart and come out swinging. Picture this: dusty Texas plains under a vast blue sky, with old-school pickup trucks rolling into H-E-B parking lots, folks in cowboy boots grabbing fresh tortillas and locally sourced brisket. While Walmart floods the market with its mega-stores and rock-bottom prices, H-E-B fights back with something Walmart can’t buy—Texas soul. They’ve got their own brands like Hill Country Fare that undercut the giants, meal deals that make family dinners affordable, and a commitment to communities that shines brightest in tough times. Remember Hurricane Harvey? H-E-B trucks were delivering supplies before federal aid even arrived, earning them the nickname “Texas’s FEMA.” Walmart may have the size, but H-E-B has the grit. They’ve expanded smart, staying true to Texas while innovating with curbside pickup, organic sections, and even their own breweries. It’s a battle of corporate might versus local pride, and in Texas, we know who we’re rooting for. Don’t mess with Texas—or its groceries. H-E-B isn’t just shopping; it’s a way of life, proving that in the land of big dreams, the home team always wins.

NancyH

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FTC documents show Pepsi is price fixing The FTC looked at internal emails with Pepsi and Walmart, they found they act as one company and Pepsi even takes action against grocery stores and other chains like Target if they price Pepsi as cheaply as Walmart does “The FTC looked at a bunch of internal Pepsi emails and communications. The executives at Pepsi would talk about Walmart's prices as our prices. As if this is, this is all one big company — Big rivals like Target, small mom and pop shops, regional chains, everywhere it could keep an eye on it, it did. And where it found that Pepsi prices in those other stores were getting low enough to really compete with Walmart, with all of the discounts and all of the other things that it was giving Walmart, it took action against those other stores. What does that look like? It reduced their deals, it reduced the discounts they were giving these other retailers. It even increased their wholesale prices, started to kind of ratchet it up more and more every year so that the price of Pepsi products at every other store that wasn't a Walmart were artificially higher for the consumer than they would have been if there was actual competition between Walmart and these stores. These stores wanted to push the prices down, but Pepsi simply wouldn't let them by charging them more” This is price fixing and illegal

FTC documents show Pepsi is price fixing The FTC looked at internal emails with Pepsi and Walmart, they found they act as one company and Pepsi even takes action against grocery stores and other chains like Target if they price Pepsi as cheaply as Walmart does “The FTC looked at a bunch of internal Pepsi emails and communications. The executives at Pepsi would talk about Walmart's prices as our prices. As if this is, this is all one big company — Big rivals like Target, small mom and pop shops, regional chains, everywhere it could keep an eye on it, it did. And where it found that Pepsi prices in those other stores were getting low enough to really compete with Walmart, with all of the discounts and all of the other things that it was giving Walmart, it took action against those other stores. What does that look like? It reduced their deals, it reduced the discounts they were giving these other retailers. It even increased their wholesale prices, started to kind of ratchet it up more and more every year so that the price of Pepsi products at every other store that wasn't a Walmart were artificially higher for the consumer than they would have been if there was actual competition between Walmart and these stores. These stores wanted to push the prices down, but Pepsi simply wouldn't let them by charging them more” This is price fixing and illegal

Wall Street Apes

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In India, the cheapest burger at McDonald’s costs around ₹50. In the US, the cheapest burger costs about $4, which is roughly ₹300+. That makes it almost 6–7 times more expensive. But for most other things, the price difference is usually around 3–5 times. So why is food in the US so expensive? Because they are actually selling quality food. In India, brands focus on making food cheaper. To reduce cost, they use lower-quality ingredients. Instead of real paneer, cheaper substitutes are often used. Street foods marketed as “protein-rich” are mostly made from refined flour. Many packaged snacks use palm oil. Even chocolates differ. In the US or Europe, chocolates have more cocoa and less sugar. In India, sugar is increased, cocoa is reduced, and cheaper oils like palm oil are used. Some products are even made to feel bigger with more air in the packet. Why does this happen? Because Indian consumers mostly focus on affordability. Better hygiene, trained staff, good oil, and quality ingredients all increase cost. And companies avoid that to keep prices low. This creates a cycle: People don’t pay more → brands cut quality → low-quality food becomes normal. Until this cycle breaks, either by consumers paying more or brands improving standards, the quality of food will remain compromised.

In India, the cheapest burger at McDonald’s costs around ₹50. In the US, the cheapest burger costs about $4, which is roughly ₹300+. That makes it almost 6–7 times more expensive. But for most other things, the price difference is usually around 3–5 times. So why is food in the US so expensive? Because they are actually selling quality food. In India, brands focus on making food cheaper. To reduce cost, they use lower-quality ingredients. Instead of real paneer, cheaper substitutes are often used. Street foods marketed as “protein-rich” are mostly made from refined flour. Many packaged snacks use palm oil. Even chocolates differ. In the US or Europe, chocolates have more cocoa and less sugar. In India, sugar is increased, cocoa is reduced, and cheaper oils like palm oil are used. Some products are even made to feel bigger with more air in the packet. Why does this happen? Because Indian consumers mostly focus on affordability. Better hygiene, trained staff, good oil, and quality ingredients all increase cost. And companies avoid that to keep prices low. This creates a cycle: People don’t pay more → brands cut quality → low-quality food becomes normal. Until this cycle breaks, either by consumers paying more or brands improving standards, the quality of food will remain compromised.

Oppressor

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Protests and demonstrations by residents of the areas from which the Syrian Democratic Forces withdrew and where the Al-Qaeda government forces (Damascus) entered. We will no longer accept this and remain silent; we prefer the bullet and death over living this way. The protesters say: “We are now completely burned out. Everything has become expensive, there are no basic necessities of life, and unemployment has increased significantly. They also say: During the days of the SDF, all young people had salaries and jobs, and personally, I and everyone else used to get gasoline at the cheapest price and in sufficient quantities for us.” This is the reality on the ground, which Tom Barrack is distorting in favor of Al-Qaeda groups and Turkey. #NewSyria

Protests and demonstrations by residents of the areas from which the Syrian Democratic Forces withdrew and where the Al-Qaeda government forces (Damascus) entered. We will no longer accept this and remain silent; we prefer the bullet and death over living this way. The protesters say: “We are now completely burned out. Everything has become expensive, there are no basic necessities of life, and unemployment has increased significantly. They also say: During the days of the SDF, all young people had salaries and jobs, and personally, I and everyone else used to get gasoline at the cheapest price and in sufficient quantities for us.” This is the reality on the ground, which Tom Barrack is distorting in favor of Al-Qaeda groups and Turkey. #NewSyria

Judy Berxwedan

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HRT, one of the largest quantitative trading firms in the world, just revealed the scale of their AI operation. "two of the biggest ingredients you need to build deep learning models are compute and data. HRT has both in incredible orders of magnitude." "we have vast quantities of data, on the order of petabytes, just in terms of raw tick data we've written down since the beginning of electronic trading." "we have a very high compute-per-researcher ratio." then the line that puts it in perspective: "there probably aren't too many places on Earth you can do cutting-edge deep learning research at the level we do it, just because of how few places have access to as much compute." "it's basically the hyperscalers of the world and then we're in the next tranche." a trading firm putting itself in the same compute tier as Google, Microsoft, and Meta. not for chatbots, for trading.

HRT, one of the largest quantitative trading firms in the world, just revealed the scale of their AI operation. "two of the biggest ingredients you need to build deep learning models are compute and data. HRT has both in incredible orders of magnitude." "we have vast quantities of data, on the order of petabytes, just in terms of raw tick data we've written down since the beginning of electronic trading." "we have a very high compute-per-researcher ratio." then the line that puts it in perspective: "there probably aren't too many places on Earth you can do cutting-edge deep learning research at the level we do it, just because of how few places have access to as much compute." "it's basically the hyperscalers of the world and then we're in the next tranche." a trading firm putting itself in the same compute tier as Google, Microsoft, and Meta. not for chatbots, for trading.

Goshawk Trades

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Mexicans LOVE Little Caesars 🍕 And a lot of Americans find that surprising when they come to Mexico In the US, Little Caesars is just OK. Cheap but there's better options But in Mexico, there's not many great options, especially at the price point of 99 pesos (5 bucks) Most Mexican pizza places, even more expensive ones, suck ass 🤢 Most Mexicans couldn't make a good pizza if their life depended on it A kid with down syndrome could make a better pizza than most Mexicans In Mexico City, the only decent pizza alternatives are in wealthy or expat neighborhoods But in 95% of the city? Little Caesars is KING because the pizza is twice as good as the competition and you're spending 99 pesos instead of 190 or 250 🤑

Mexicans LOVE Little Caesars 🍕 And a lot of Americans find that surprising when they come to Mexico In the US, Little Caesars is just OK. Cheap but there's better options But in Mexico, there's not many great options, especially at the price point of 99 pesos (5 bucks) Most Mexican pizza places, even more expensive ones, suck ass 🤢 Most Mexicans couldn't make a good pizza if their life depended on it A kid with down syndrome could make a better pizza than most Mexicans In Mexico City, the only decent pizza alternatives are in wealthy or expat neighborhoods But in 95% of the city? Little Caesars is KING because the pizza is twice as good as the competition and you're spending 99 pesos instead of 190 or 250 🤑

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For those asking for "proof" that Iranians don't support the regime - it's everywhere. The statistic majority of Iranians boycotted the most recent presidential election. During woman life freedom protests when stores closed to boycott/protest the regime, the percentage closure varied in the region, most places 75-90% closure but in Tehran, 100% of stores closed. Every single business in Tehran said no to the regime. The oil workers sanctioned themselves by going on strike. I could go on and on, but Iranians have repeatedly shown—not just through uprisings, protesting, and sacrificing their lives-but statistically through data analysis that the overwhelming majority do not support the IRI. Even the IRGC's own data suggests they have less than 10% support. In a country of 90 million, however, it's easy for a small minority of religious extremists to look more significant than what they are.

For those asking for "proof" that Iranians don't support the regime - it's everywhere. The statistic majority of Iranians boycotted the most recent presidential election. During woman life freedom protests when stores closed to boycott/protest the regime, the percentage closure varied in the region, most places 75-90% closure but in Tehran, 100% of stores closed. Every single business in Tehran said no to the regime. The oil workers sanctioned themselves by going on strike. I could go on and on, but Iranians have repeatedly shown—not just through uprisings, protesting, and sacrificing their lives-but statistically through data analysis that the overwhelming majority do not support the IRI. Even the IRGC's own data suggests they have less than 10% support. In a country of 90 million, however, it's easy for a small minority of religious extremists to look more significant than what they are.

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🚨🇺🇸🇨🇳 BREAKING: Trump just arrived at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing to meet Xi Jinping, kicking off the most consequential summit of the decade. Trade, Taiwan, AI, and Iran are all on the table. The White House delegation includes Tim Cook, Elon, Jensen Huang, Larry Fink, and over a dozen of America's most powerful CEOs. Harvard's Rana Mitter: this summit will set "the baseline for the U.S.-China relationship in the years and decades to come." Two presidents. Two empires. Two visions of the future. The terms of the next world order get drafted in the next 48 hours. Source: NBC / FOX

🚨🇺🇸🇨🇳 BREAKING: Trump just arrived at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing to meet Xi Jinping, kicking off the most consequential summit of the decade. Trade, Taiwan, AI, and Iran are all on the table. The White House delegation includes Tim Cook, Elon, Jensen Huang, Larry Fink, and over a dozen of America's most powerful CEOs. Harvard's Rana Mitter: this summit will set "the baseline for the U.S.-China relationship in the years and decades to come." Two presidents. Two empires. Two visions of the future. The terms of the next world order get drafted in the next 48 hours. Source: NBC / FOX

Mario Nawfal

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“Outraged.” That’s the message Rep. Suzanne Schmidt is hearing loud and clear from her constituents across the 4th District. This session, Olympia Democrats, backed by Governor Ferguson, pushed through a record $9.5 billion in new taxes. Families are now bracing for even higher costs, while employers are making plans to leave the state – and take jobs with them. Rep. Schmidt and House Republicans fought to stop the Democrats’ tax-and-spend agenda, but they pushed it through anyway. Now, in one of the most expensive states in America, life is about to get even harder. Are you fed up yet?

“Outraged.” That’s the message Rep. Suzanne Schmidt is hearing loud and clear from her constituents across the 4th District. This session, Olympia Democrats, backed by Governor Ferguson, pushed through a record $9.5 billion in new taxes. Families are now bracing for even higher costs, while employers are making plans to leave the state – and take jobs with them. Rep. Schmidt and House Republicans fought to stop the Democrats’ tax-and-spend agenda, but they pushed it through anyway. Now, in one of the most expensive states in America, life is about to get even harder. Are you fed up yet?

WA House Republicans

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