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Everybody keeps repeating the same line… “Relax… it’s just a tax on mansions.” That sounds good. It just ain’t true. When you die, the government doesn’t just look at your house… They look at everything you built your entire life. Your 401k. Your savings. Your investments. Your life insurance....

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Tramell Thompson

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Rich Paul says $3.2 million is “a lot of money” and too many NBA players cut themselves short because of ego “They should go away from this ‘minimum and maximum contract.’” “It’s like $3.2 million.” “That’s a lot of money for just a regular job.” “People don’t understand that.” “If you can make that for three years or five years on your way out…” “When you finally understand what money actually is…” “And what to do with it…” “Your family is finally settled.” “You’re living in a house that you’ll probably live in for the rest of your life.” “If you can catch two or three extra years at the end…” “Guys are cutting themselves short based upon ego and attitude.” “Then they wonder why.”
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Rich Paul says $3.2 million is “a lot of money” and too many NBA players cut themselves short because of ego “They should go away from this ‘minimum and maximum contract.’” “It’s like $3.2 million.” “That’s a lot of money for just a regular job.” “People don’t understand that.” “If you can make that for three years or five years on your way out…” “When you finally understand what money actually is…” “And what to do with it…” “Your family is finally settled.” “You’re living in a house that you’ll probably live in for the rest of your life.” “If you can catch two or three extra years at the end…” “Guys are cutting themselves short based upon ego and attitude.” “Then they wonder why.”

Bassey

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🚨 THEY’RE QUIETLY ERASING YOUR INTERNET OPTIONS — AND REPLACING THEM WITH “APPROVED” HARDWARE The U.S. is blocking new foreign-made routers while everything already on shelves stays approved, which means nothing disappears overnight… it just slowly stops getting replaced. And it’s not small brands either, it’s the exact companies people actually use: • TP-Link • ASUS • Netgear All suddenly labeled a “national security risk.” Routers aren’t just another gadget, they’re the entry point to everything in your house, every login, every message, every device runs through them, so if that layer gets narrowed down to a handful of “approved” options, that’s not a product shift… that’s control over the entire system. And they’re not banning it all at once, they’re phasing it out quietly, the same way they’ve done with other tech, where the old stays, but the future gets cut off. So if they control the hardware that controls your internet… what exactly do you think they’ll do with it next?
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🚨 THEY’RE QUIETLY ERASING YOUR INTERNET OPTIONS — AND REPLACING THEM WITH “APPROVED” HARDWARE The U.S. is blocking new foreign-made routers while everything already on shelves stays approved, which means nothing disappears overnight… it just slowly stops getting replaced. And it’s not small brands either, it’s the exact companies people actually use: • TP-Link • ASUS • Netgear All suddenly labeled a “national security risk.” Routers aren’t just another gadget, they’re the entry point to everything in your house, every login, every message, every device runs through them, so if that layer gets narrowed down to a handful of “approved” options, that’s not a product shift… that’s control over the entire system. And they’re not banning it all at once, they’re phasing it out quietly, the same way they’ve done with other tech, where the old stays, but the future gets cut off. So if they control the hardware that controls your internet… what exactly do you think they’ll do with it next?

HustleBitch

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