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MATH’S BIGGEST PUZZLE: THE GAME THAT NO ONE CAN WIN Imagine a math puzzle so evil, teachers literally tell you not to waste your life on it. It’s called the Collatz Conjecture. You take any number. If it’s odd, multiply by 3 and add 1. If it’s even, divide...

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NBC’s Gabe Gutierrez: “Just a few moments ago, the Commission of Fine Arts approved your design redesign for your arch. Do you think you need congressional approval for it?” Trump: “Oh, that’s good news. I finally get good news.”: Gutierrez: “Do you think you need congressional approval for it?” Trump: “What was the vote? Do you know what the vote was? What was the vote?” Gutierrez: “I’ve just seen the headline here a few minutes ago. I don’t have the exact vote, but —” Trump: “So, we’re building what’s called the Triumphal Arch, right opposite the Arlington Memorial Bridge, right by Arlington Cemetery. It’s beautiful. It’s the — Arc de Triomphe would be the one that you would probably know in Paris. It’s one of the most beautiful. It’s a very similar size, slightly larger. We’re doing — we have to do slightly larger. It doesn’t have to be a lot larger. Otherwise, you’d all be disappointed in me. But it’s even far more beautiful. And I think that the Arc de Triomphe is beautiful. It’s, you know, a couple of hundred years old, but I think it’s beautiful. And some arcs go back over a thousand years. And it’s called a triumphal arc. It’s usually done for victories in war and things. There are 59 of them in the world. And some are really beautiful. And we’re the only major — Washington D.C., which should be number one — and we’re the only important and major city that doesn’t have one. We don’t have a triumphal arc. So, it was meant to be built for many years. The circle going up to the bridge, it was — people passed that circle. They say, why isn’t something built here? And so, that’s very good. We just got approval from Fine Arts. That’s fantastic.” Gutierrez: “But you need Congress to sign off on it.?” Trump: “No, we don’t. No, no, we’re doing it. It’s — the land is owned by secretary — by the Interior Department. We don’t need anything from Congress.”

Curtis Houck

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The number one reason for marriages breaking up is money, not infidelity. One partner outspends the other. Then you get financial stress, then you get divorced. You put so much pressure on a marriage when you can’t pay your credit card off that you start to really dislike each other. It’s the beginning of the end and it’s stupid. Figure out who you’re marrying first. Make sure that you both have the same financial goals and that: she or he will not outspend you, that you both know what you’re doing every month, and you will live together happily forever. It’s all about the money. It always is, and people that say it isn’t are full of poo-poo.
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The number one reason for marriages breaking up is money, not infidelity. One partner outspends the other. Then you get financial stress, then you get divorced. You put so much pressure on a marriage when you can’t pay your credit card off that you start to really dislike each other. It’s the beginning of the end and it’s stupid. Figure out who you’re marrying first. Make sure that you both have the same financial goals and that: she or he will not outspend you, that you both know what you’re doing every month, and you will live together happily forever. It’s all about the money. It always is, and people that say it isn’t are full of poo-poo.

Kevin O'Leary aka Mr. Wonderful

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