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The Amazon/Costco Rental Program finally hit me.z A guy bought a used gas pressure washer from me on Facebook Marketplace. Not last week. Not last month. 3 months ago. Yesterday he showed up wanting either: A different pressure washer All of his money back I asked a few questions. “How long have you owned it?” “About 3 months.” “How often have you used it?” “Every couple of days.” Then he explained that it wasn’t starting and was “leaking gas everywhere.” I walked over. Opened the gas cap it’s full. No signs of leaking. Pulled the starter rope once. It fired right up. Was it running rough? Absolutely. Could it need some work? Probably. But then came the expectation… “I want a different one or my money back.” That’s where we disagreed. You bought a 4-5 year old pressure washer from Facebook Marketplace and used it regularly for 90 days. That’s not a return. That’s ownership. I told him I wasn’t refunding his money, but I was willing to have my mechanic look at it. I even offered to buy it back for 60% of what he paid. For context, that’s less than what a 2-day rental would have cost. He wasn’t thrilled. Maybe I’m old school, but Facebook Marketplace isn’t Costco. When you buy used equipment from a seller, do you think the seller should still be responsible 90 days later?

Joe | Reselling & Facebook Marketplace Expert

148,360 次观看 • 2 个月前

Matt Ebert was an average teenager from the Midwest when he wrecked his parent’s car, learned how to fix it, got hired to work in a garage, wrecked another car, fixed that one, opened up his own garage, and went on to launch Crash Champions, a national chain of auto-body repair shops in 38 states with over 650 locations currently worth $3 billion. I met Matt last year in Atlanta, where I was speaking at the annual Skills USA competition. Matt was there to recruit the most promising competitors right off the competition floor and get them started with an AI-proof (for now, anyway) six-figure job. (He employs 11,000 and could easily hire hundreds more today.) He was not there to buy me and my crew dinner, but when he saw us in the hotel restaurant, he couldn’t help himself. He left before I could thank him, but I tracked him down the next day and expressed my gratitude. “It’s the least I can do, Mike Rowe. I loved Dirty Jobs, and I appreciate what you’re doing to reinvigorate the skilled trades.” He said some other nice things, but I was already sufficiently flattered and invited him to come on the podcast anytime. It took a year, (Matt’s busy building an empire,) but the schedules finally lined up, and we were able to sit down for a proper chat last month, which I think you’ll enjoy. It’s a great American success story, but it’s also further proof that opportunity is alive and well in these United States, and available to anyone with a modicum of ambition, a refusal to take no for an answer, and a relentless work ethic. Our whole conversation is here.

Matt Ebert was an average teenager from the Midwest when he wrecked his parent’s car, learned how to fix it, got hired to work in a garage, wrecked another car, fixed that one, opened up his own garage, and went on to launch Crash Champions, a national chain of auto-body repair shops in 38 states with over 650 locations currently worth $3 billion. I met Matt last year in Atlanta, where I was speaking at the annual Skills USA competition. Matt was there to recruit the most promising competitors right off the competition floor and get them started with an AI-proof (for now, anyway) six-figure job. (He employs 11,000 and could easily hire hundreds more today.) He was not there to buy me and my crew dinner, but when he saw us in the hotel restaurant, he couldn’t help himself. He left before I could thank him, but I tracked him down the next day and expressed my gratitude. “It’s the least I can do, Mike Rowe. I loved Dirty Jobs, and I appreciate what you’re doing to reinvigorate the skilled trades.” He said some other nice things, but I was already sufficiently flattered and invited him to come on the podcast anytime. It took a year, (Matt’s busy building an empire,) but the schedules finally lined up, and we were able to sit down for a proper chat last month, which I think you’ll enjoy. It’s a great American success story, but it’s also further proof that opportunity is alive and well in these United States, and available to anyone with a modicum of ambition, a refusal to take no for an answer, and a relentless work ethic. Our whole conversation is here.

The Real Mike Rowe

42,121 次观看 • 3 个月前

My brother is 19. A sophomore majoring in Software Engineering. I’m the older brother. I have a career. And for two years, I’ve been covering everything tuition, rent, food every single month. Recently, my patience finally snapped. It’s not that I’m heartless. It’s just that every time I saw him, he was glued to his laptop, and to me, it looked like nothing but gaming and endless YouTube loops. I called him and didn't hold back: “David , I honestly don’t see what I’ve been paying for these last two years. Can you show me anything you’ve actually built? Because if not, we need to have a serious talk about whether we should keep doing this.” Silence on the other end. Then, he said quietly: “Okay. Give me one week.” I’ll be honest I wasn’t expecting much. I thought he’d show me a basic landing page or a simple calculator. Typical student stuff. But seven days later, he showed up at my place. He opened his laptop and revealed a live trading terminal. I didn't even realize what I was looking at at first. On the screen: a real-time equity curve. Black background. A steady white line climbing upward. Numbers flickering every few seconds. On the left complex math formulas. On the right a live trade log from Polymarket. He started explaining: “I mapped out the logic for Claude AI, and it wrote the code. The bot trades markets like 'Bitcoin Up or Down' across 5-minute, 15-minute, and 1-hour intervals. It’s built on three core pillars:” - The Kelly Criterion a mathematical formula from 1956 that calculates exactly what percentage of the bankroll to risk on each trade. No more, no less. Growth without the blow-up. - Bayesian Updating the system recalculates probabilities after every single trade. It learns on the fly like a human brain, but without the ego or emotions. - Expected Value (EV) Filter the bot doesn’t even enter a trade unless the math shows a clear edge. If the numbers aren't there, it simply waits for the next opportunity. As I listened, one thing became crystal clear: He hadn’t just "learned to code." He had learned how to think. The Stats: > Initial Deposit: $100 > 7-Day Result: $3,000 > Win Rate: ~80% I asked him: “David, did you come up with all of this yourself?” He just shrugged: “I knew what needed to happen. Claude knew how to write it. We built it together.” That evening, I transferred the money for his next month of tuition. For the first time in two years, I did it with a smile. If you want the code it’s open-source. Like&Follow&Retweet I’ll DM the link to everyone who does all three.

My brother is 19. A sophomore majoring in Software Engineering. I’m the older brother. I have a career. And for two years, I’ve been covering everything tuition, rent, food every single month. Recently, my patience finally snapped. It’s not that I’m heartless. It’s just that every time I saw him, he was glued to his laptop, and to me, it looked like nothing but gaming and endless YouTube loops. I called him and didn't hold back: “David , I honestly don’t see what I’ve been paying for these last two years. Can you show me anything you’ve actually built? Because if not, we need to have a serious talk about whether we should keep doing this.” Silence on the other end. Then, he said quietly: “Okay. Give me one week.” I’ll be honest I wasn’t expecting much. I thought he’d show me a basic landing page or a simple calculator. Typical student stuff. But seven days later, he showed up at my place. He opened his laptop and revealed a live trading terminal. I didn't even realize what I was looking at at first. On the screen: a real-time equity curve. Black background. A steady white line climbing upward. Numbers flickering every few seconds. On the left complex math formulas. On the right a live trade log from Polymarket. He started explaining: “I mapped out the logic for Claude AI, and it wrote the code. The bot trades markets like 'Bitcoin Up or Down' across 5-minute, 15-minute, and 1-hour intervals. It’s built on three core pillars:” - The Kelly Criterion a mathematical formula from 1956 that calculates exactly what percentage of the bankroll to risk on each trade. No more, no less. Growth without the blow-up. - Bayesian Updating the system recalculates probabilities after every single trade. It learns on the fly like a human brain, but without the ego or emotions. - Expected Value (EV) Filter the bot doesn’t even enter a trade unless the math shows a clear edge. If the numbers aren't there, it simply waits for the next opportunity. As I listened, one thing became crystal clear: He hadn’t just "learned to code." He had learned how to think. The Stats: > Initial Deposit: $100 > 7-Day Result: $3,000 > Win Rate: ~80% I asked him: “David, did you come up with all of this yourself?” He just shrugged: “I knew what needed to happen. Claude knew how to write it. We built it together.” That evening, I transferred the money for his next month of tuition. For the first time in two years, I did it with a smile. If you want the code it’s open-source. Like&Follow&Retweet I’ll DM the link to everyone who does all three.

AdiiX

162,209 次观看 • 5 个月前

41 year old PGA Professional Ben Kern shot a 3 under par 67, the tied 2nd lowest round of the tournament so far, to comfortably make the cut at the PGA Championship. Ben is the GM of Hickory Hills GC outside Columbus and says he plays “once a week” with the members, playing off a +6 handicap. After playing well at the 2018 PGA Championship, he said he felt like he finally belonged after spending 6 years “chasing it” on mini tours when he left college: “Yeah, it just tells me, it shows me, it proves to myself that I can hang with these guys when I'm playing solid, and it was really nice. I felt good yesterday, didn't put up a good score, but the game's -- I hung my head high yesterday, and I had a goal today and I surpassed it.” He went on to say: “I spent a good amount of time five, six years after college chasing it, Q-School, mini-tours, and then got married and got in the business. Once I did that, I'm pretty happy with it. “I am not one to want to practice all the time, so the week in, week out grind doesn't really appeal to me anymore. So I'm very happy with what I'm doing.” Ben is currently the leader in total birdies for the tournament and no matter what happens this weekend, he will have one awesome story to tell his members back home. PGA Professionals are the lifeblood of the game and it’s awesome to see them performing on one of the biggest stages in the sport alongside the world’s best players. PGA Championship

41 year old PGA Professional Ben Kern shot a 3 under par 67, the tied 2nd lowest round of the tournament so far, to comfortably make the cut at the PGA Championship. Ben is the GM of Hickory Hills GC outside Columbus and says he plays “once a week” with the members, playing off a +6 handicap. After playing well at the 2018 PGA Championship, he said he felt like he finally belonged after spending 6 years “chasing it” on mini tours when he left college: “Yeah, it just tells me, it shows me, it proves to myself that I can hang with these guys when I'm playing solid, and it was really nice. I felt good yesterday, didn't put up a good score, but the game's -- I hung my head high yesterday, and I had a goal today and I surpassed it.” He went on to say: “I spent a good amount of time five, six years after college chasing it, Q-School, mini-tours, and then got married and got in the business. Once I did that, I'm pretty happy with it. “I am not one to want to practice all the time, so the week in, week out grind doesn't really appeal to me anymore. So I'm very happy with what I'm doing.” Ben is currently the leader in total birdies for the tournament and no matter what happens this weekend, he will have one awesome story to tell his members back home. PGA Professionals are the lifeblood of the game and it’s awesome to see them performing on one of the biggest stages in the sport alongside the world’s best players. PGA Championship

Flushing It

446,460 次观看 • 3 个月前

🚨 THEY FINALLY REALISE WHO THEY’RE MESSING WITH For years, these people thought they could say anything, do anything, abuse their platforms — and walk away untouched. But now they’re facing someone very different: President Donald J. Trump — a man who sues, wins, and holds people accountable. He’s beaten: • George Stephanopoulos • YouTube • Twitter • Multiple media corporations And he’s gearing up to go after the BBC next. They’re not dealing with a passive politician. They’re dealing with the one man who fights back. Look at Mark Kelly’s panicked tweet today — a full résumé, wrapped in apologies, begging not to be targeted. “I’m a patriot.” “I love America.” “Please don’t come after me.” They know he crossed the line. And even his own side knows it too. This time, there’s no hiding behind the uniform. No hiding behind institutions. No hiding behind media protection. The comments made were a red line — historically, legally, and constitutionally. And this administration is not going to let it slide. Accountability is coming. And they’re finally realising it.

🚨 THEY FINALLY REALISE WHO THEY’RE MESSING WITH For years, these people thought they could say anything, do anything, abuse their platforms — and walk away untouched. But now they’re facing someone very different: President Donald J. Trump — a man who sues, wins, and holds people accountable. He’s beaten: • George Stephanopoulos • YouTube • Twitter • Multiple media corporations And he’s gearing up to go after the BBC next. They’re not dealing with a passive politician. They’re dealing with the one man who fights back. Look at Mark Kelly’s panicked tweet today — a full résumé, wrapped in apologies, begging not to be targeted. “I’m a patriot.” “I love America.” “Please don’t come after me.” They know he crossed the line. And even his own side knows it too. This time, there’s no hiding behind the uniform. No hiding behind institutions. No hiding behind media protection. The comments made were a red line — historically, legally, and constitutionally. And this administration is not going to let it slide. Accountability is coming. And they’re finally realising it.

Jim Ferguson

71,943 次观看 • 8 个月前

Incriminated in the cover-up of working-class White girls being groomed, gang-raped, and trafficked by Pakistani men is The Labour Party minister Jim McMahon OBE MP. As leader of Oldham Council, Jim McMahon was EXPOSED for hiding the truth - even conspiring with BBC News (UK) to use Lee Rigby’s funeral as a smokescreen to bury the story. When we forced Andy Burnham to release the evidence, even his whitewashed "review" had to admit these shisha bars were hunting grounds where children were lured and raped for years. McMahon knew. Instead of warning parents, he covered it up - sacrificing children to protect his career. Ask yourself, how many children could have been saved from torture and gang rape had McMahon issued a statement and warned the town the moment he found out? And when the truth finally broke? McMahon wasn’t outraged by the crimes. He attacked those exposing them. He called us “racists,” “far-right,” and, backed by The Labour Party, tried to silence me with legal threats. I told them I’d see them in the High Court. I’m still waiting. My name is Raja Miah MBE. For six years, I’ve exposed how Labour politicians protected Pakistani Rape Gangs - work the UK media won’t touch. No paywalls. No restrictions. We’re up against a powerful machine: politicians, police, and media working to bury the truth. To fight back, we need numbers. My goal? 10 new newsletter subscribers a day. I document evidence, investigations, and the fight for justice - 100% free. You only pay if you choose to. Join here: Want to support this work? A one-off contribution makes a difference: As you can see, the mainstream media has moved on to the next story. We will not secure a National Inquiry without fighting for one. We will not make McMahon and all his The Labour Party associates pay any other way. It is up to us to hold them accountable. Raja 🙏

Incriminated in the cover-up of working-class White girls being groomed, gang-raped, and trafficked by Pakistani men is The Labour Party minister Jim McMahon OBE MP. As leader of Oldham Council, Jim McMahon was EXPOSED for hiding the truth - even conspiring with BBC News (UK) to use Lee Rigby’s funeral as a smokescreen to bury the story. When we forced Andy Burnham to release the evidence, even his whitewashed "review" had to admit these shisha bars were hunting grounds where children were lured and raped for years. McMahon knew. Instead of warning parents, he covered it up - sacrificing children to protect his career. Ask yourself, how many children could have been saved from torture and gang rape had McMahon issued a statement and warned the town the moment he found out? And when the truth finally broke? McMahon wasn’t outraged by the crimes. He attacked those exposing them. He called us “racists,” “far-right,” and, backed by The Labour Party, tried to silence me with legal threats. I told them I’d see them in the High Court. I’m still waiting. My name is Raja Miah MBE. For six years, I’ve exposed how Labour politicians protected Pakistani Rape Gangs - work the UK media won’t touch. No paywalls. No restrictions. We’re up against a powerful machine: politicians, police, and media working to bury the truth. To fight back, we need numbers. My goal? 10 new newsletter subscribers a day. I document evidence, investigations, and the fight for justice - 100% free. You only pay if you choose to. Join here: Want to support this work? A one-off contribution makes a difference: As you can see, the mainstream media has moved on to the next story. We will not secure a National Inquiry without fighting for one. We will not make McMahon and all his The Labour Party associates pay any other way. It is up to us to hold them accountable. Raja 🙏

Raja Miah

133,369 次观看 • 1 年前

🚨 “HOLY CRAP” IS COMING… & I AM ANGRY, because the new UFO files prove what I already KNEW - NASA LIED TO THE WORLD 🛸 Friends…US Congressman Tim Burchett says the 1st batch of new UFO files was just “a drop in the bucket” & that "Holy Crap is coming” in the FUTURE files! Burchett has had access to classified briefings and he is saying: what you've seen so far is NOTHING compared to what is yet to come! I believe him completely. Why? Because the already released files include Apollo & Gemini mission reports that describe astronauts seeing strange lights & objects near their crafts & hovering OVER THE MOON! Yet for YEARS the public was told NOTHING about this by NASA! The files, in effect, PROVE that NASA LIED! And I am angry - as I've been saying this for MANY YEARS — while people mocked, laughed & called me crazy. I've long said NASA is part of the UFO cover-up - I KNOW, because as I've told you before, I was shown alien bodies that were stored - NOT at a secret base like Area 51 - but at a NASA base! People ask me: “Why would NASA have been storing them? Surely the military would hide them elsewhere.” But these files PROVE that NASA has been suppressing UFO/UAP encounters & information from the beginning. For those who don't know - in the 70s, Wernher von Braun took me to his office, opened a safe & showed me fragments of a strange metal. He asked me to hold them & tell him what I felt with my intuition. I told him these are “not from here” & that they felt like they were ALIVE! I sensed emotion, awareness & intelligence, as if the metal was CONSCIOUS! Von Braun then told me the pieces came from a crashed UFO! He then drove me to a below-ground facility at NASA’s GODDARD SPACE CENTRE, gave me an insulated coat & took me into a refrigerated room. Inside - behind the thick, frosted, misted panes of a row of see-through coffin-like containers - I saw the small, mangled bodies of beings that were VERY clearly NOT human! I've carried this knowledge for more than 50 YEARS. So, when Tim Burchett says “Holy Crap” is coming, I truly hope it includes what I saw - and that NASA’s full involvement is finally exposed! #UFO #Disclosure #Aliens

🚨 “HOLY CRAP” IS COMING… & I AM ANGRY, because the new UFO files prove what I already KNEW - NASA LIED TO THE WORLD 🛸 Friends…US Congressman Tim Burchett says the 1st batch of new UFO files was just “a drop in the bucket” & that "Holy Crap is coming” in the FUTURE files! Burchett has had access to classified briefings and he is saying: what you've seen so far is NOTHING compared to what is yet to come! I believe him completely. Why? Because the already released files include Apollo & Gemini mission reports that describe astronauts seeing strange lights & objects near their crafts & hovering OVER THE MOON! Yet for YEARS the public was told NOTHING about this by NASA! The files, in effect, PROVE that NASA LIED! And I am angry - as I've been saying this for MANY YEARS — while people mocked, laughed & called me crazy. I've long said NASA is part of the UFO cover-up - I KNOW, because as I've told you before, I was shown alien bodies that were stored - NOT at a secret base like Area 51 - but at a NASA base! People ask me: “Why would NASA have been storing them? Surely the military would hide them elsewhere.” But these files PROVE that NASA has been suppressing UFO/UAP encounters & information from the beginning. For those who don't know - in the 70s, Wernher von Braun took me to his office, opened a safe & showed me fragments of a strange metal. He asked me to hold them & tell him what I felt with my intuition. I told him these are “not from here” & that they felt like they were ALIVE! I sensed emotion, awareness & intelligence, as if the metal was CONSCIOUS! Von Braun then told me the pieces came from a crashed UFO! He then drove me to a below-ground facility at NASA’s GODDARD SPACE CENTRE, gave me an insulated coat & took me into a refrigerated room. Inside - behind the thick, frosted, misted panes of a row of see-through coffin-like containers - I saw the small, mangled bodies of beings that were VERY clearly NOT human! I've carried this knowledge for more than 50 YEARS. So, when Tim Burchett says “Holy Crap” is coming, I truly hope it includes what I saw - and that NASA’s full involvement is finally exposed! #UFO #Disclosure #Aliens

Uri Geller

274,899 次观看 • 3 个月前

I think it's fair to say that Nigel Farage's return to the media round yesterday morning was an unmitigated catastrophe. When he began his defence to Sally Nugent on the BBC, he repeated his mantra “no one cares” to her three times. He could not have been further from the truth. With the exception of Ed Balls on ITV, the UK's interviewers finally found their backbones and took him to task over the five million pound bung/gift/donation. Immediately taking the über-defensive stance, he made so many different claims, that even Julia Hartley-Brewer and Nick Ferrari got in on the anti-Farage action. I assume there is a Grimm fairy tale that highlights the plight of a little boy that changes his story so many times that he can't remember his own truth. Probably in that tale, he'll be eaten by a witch living in a giant flying bowl of some sort — and no, this is not an allegorical allusion to Hartley-Brewer, before you @ me! Farage is that little boy. Talking to Sally Nugent, he told her that the money was an unconditional gift and it was none of her business what he spent it on, before saying he'd not spent it. Going on, he told us that he needed it for a lifetime of security while on Nick Ferrari's show, he got so muddled up that he said it was definitely not used for a house purchase but ... maybe, and even if it were, he'd not tell anyone. Oh, and he said he might have put it on the horses or bought some Ferraris. The root of his story began when he told the world that it was an unconditional gift, but within days the official line had changed to a donation to cover a 'lifetime of security'. Only for it to morph again the following week into a gift for his work achieving Brexit. Yesterday he trotted out all of these lines and more so you can see where the conspiracy stems from and why it won't be dropped any time soon. And I'm sorry Nigel, we do care, absolutely everyone cares. If you missed the relevant interview, here's the 3:45 when Sally Nugent instigated the end of Nigel Farage's career. Bravo.

I think it's fair to say that Nigel Farage's return to the media round yesterday morning was an unmitigated catastrophe. When he began his defence to Sally Nugent on the BBC, he repeated his mantra “no one cares” to her three times. He could not have been further from the truth. With the exception of Ed Balls on ITV, the UK's interviewers finally found their backbones and took him to task over the five million pound bung/gift/donation. Immediately taking the über-defensive stance, he made so many different claims, that even Julia Hartley-Brewer and Nick Ferrari got in on the anti-Farage action. I assume there is a Grimm fairy tale that highlights the plight of a little boy that changes his story so many times that he can't remember his own truth. Probably in that tale, he'll be eaten by a witch living in a giant flying bowl of some sort — and no, this is not an allegorical allusion to Hartley-Brewer, before you @ me! Farage is that little boy. Talking to Sally Nugent, he told her that the money was an unconditional gift and it was none of her business what he spent it on, before saying he'd not spent it. Going on, he told us that he needed it for a lifetime of security while on Nick Ferrari's show, he got so muddled up that he said it was definitely not used for a house purchase but ... maybe, and even if it were, he'd not tell anyone. Oh, and he said he might have put it on the horses or bought some Ferraris. The root of his story began when he told the world that it was an unconditional gift, but within days the official line had changed to a donation to cover a 'lifetime of security'. Only for it to morph again the following week into a gift for his work achieving Brexit. Yesterday he trotted out all of these lines and more so you can see where the conspiracy stems from and why it won't be dropped any time soon. And I'm sorry Nigel, we do care, absolutely everyone cares. If you missed the relevant interview, here's the 3:45 when Sally Nugent instigated the end of Nigel Farage's career. Bravo.

Don McGowan

109,000 次观看 • 1 个月前