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lol Scott Lincicome explaining comparative advantage. Tomorrow on The Remnant with Jonah Goldberg "I probably could, no, actually in fact, I know I could. I can mow my lawn better than the teenager who lives next door to me. He is not very good."

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Ryan Ellis1 年前

@scottlincicome @JonahRemnant Live shot of Scott's next door neighbor's kid, wondering how it all went so wrong for him and his neighborhood small business.

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Nathanael Mickelson1 年前

@scottlincicome @JonahRemnant Pour one for the next door teenagers already catching flack in the trade war. 🫡

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Brian Johnson1 年前

@scottlincicome @JonahRemnant Scott's yard this morning

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Malarkey Roofing Products1 年前

A little more thought, a little more effort, a little more care. If there’s a better, more sustainable way to make a shingle, we intend to find it. #AnythingButStandard #Innovate #EcoFriendlyRoofing #Greener #SustainableInnovation #SustainableRoofing #SustainableShingles @Holcim

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Sean Agnew1 年前

@scottlincicome @JonahRemnant YOURE NOT VERY GOOD AT THIS

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Chad M1 年前

@scottlincicome @JonahRemnant I was hoping he’d be the guest this week. Excellent.

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rachel 🐧1 年前

@scottlincicome @JonahRemnant He doesn't have a lawnmower robot yet?

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Robert Geist1 年前

@scottlincicome @JonahRemnant Price just went up

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Tom Owens1 年前

@scottlincicome @JonahRemnant Usually drops around 1:00 am. Breakfast with Sanity. 🤙

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Ellipsis Macintosh1 年前

@scottlincicome @JonahRemnant Is his neighbor a Chinese slave?

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Minnervator.1 年前

@scottlincicome @JonahRemnant This is great but at some point we just need to explain the realities of opportunity cost because without that every instance is individual without a coherent logic.

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