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The The Boring Company crews continue working on the Cybertunnel W exit & Cybertruck themed covering structure, while the roadways are now paved & lane markings are getting painted. Nice view inside shows lighting, road surface & lines, & white stained interior appears complete! Probably operational next week by... show more

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S.E. Robinson, Jr.1 year ago

@boringcompany @cybertruck Great progress on the road! The inside looks finished. Wonder it we will see Cybertrucks rolling out before the structure is complete.

Spencer1 year ago

@boringcompany @cybertruck Glad you were able to fly today!

Phil Trubey1 year ago

@boringcompany @cybertruck Huh, looks like they took off 2 panels that had previously been on the cyber tunnel exit structure.

Titus Meßner1 year ago

@boringcompany @cybertruck The progress is incredible

Amy Houghton✨1 year ago

@boringcompany @cybertruck That’s so cool! 😎

Kevin Leung ⚔️1 year ago

@boringcompany @cybertruck Awesome pictures

Chansoo Byeon1 year ago

@boringcompany @cybertruck love it Joe

SSV1 year ago

@boringcompany @cybertruck Wohoo! 🥳 I have a feeling the model 2/q will start rolling inside the tunnel 👀

Jared Howe1 year ago

@boringcompany @cybertruck So very cool!

Martha & Luna1 year ago

@boringcompany @cybertruck Making great progress!

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The The Boring Company crews have completed installing the tunnel road surface panels & are now preparing the W exit area for the final facing structures & driveways. Much more going on inside the S extension where the other end of the tunnel is located! Getting closer to the day we see a Cybertruck drive through the tunnel!

The The Boring Company crews have completed installing the tunnel road surface panels & are now preparing the W exit area for the final facing structures & driveways. Much more going on inside the S extension where the other end of the tunnel is located! Getting closer to the day we see a Cybertruck drive through the tunnel!

Joe Tegtmeyer 🚀 🤠🛸😎

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VCFD PIO

18,332 views • 4 months ago

Haven't been on for a while, as I have been enjoying the weather but also getting everything ready for when I go on holiday next week. Lobing my dress my twinnie gave me, isn't it great when you are the same size 🤣🤣🤣 now wondering what other nice clothes she has. Xx

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zoe

50,474 views • 1 year ago

#BREAKING: Psaki: “If this continues another month, another two months as you’re projecting out, what does that look like in terms of gas prices?” Amos Hochstein: “It CAN’T continue for another two months because if you continue in this rate, the way we are right now for two months, our economy…the structures of our economy will fall apart because the SPR—strategic petroleum reserve—is not endless…It’s going to go below 300 probably next week, 300 million barrels. IT HASN’T BEEN THAT LOW IN 40 YEARS. We also took a lot out during the Russia-Ukraine, but never this low. Once it goes below 300, towards 250, the structure itself, the integrity of the structure starts getting questioned, and how much you can take out gets lower. So it can’t continue. Prices will go up. We’re probably on the march to $4.50 [per gallon]. We’re now at $4:10. if we keep going into war we’ll be at $5, and from there it goes up and people will stop living their lives the way they were…”😳

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Union City, Michigan: An EF-3 tornado with winds near 150 mph tore through this small community Friday around 4:00 PM, leaving a wide path of devastation near Lake Union. Authorities confirm three people were killed and 12 others injured. Everyone has now been accounted for. For a town this size, the impact is enormous, and sadly familiar. This marks the second tornado to strike the Union City area in just two years. Crews are now working through the damage as the community begins to pick up the pieces. 🎥 Here’s a look at what we’re seeing on the ground. The Weather Channel will continue reporting from here through Sunday and Monday, while also tracking another round of severe weather possible early this week, with the latest information people need to stay safe. #tornado #MIwx #UnionCity

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Justin Michaels

23,279 views • 6 months ago

This is what it looks like when a train is forced to push through an active wildfire zone. Footage from train engineers near Armstrong, Ontario — the same area under evacuation orders right now. The sky is blood orange. Flames are visible outside the windows. One engineer says: “We’re encased in flames now.” Another: “This is getting a little scary.” These crews are trying to keep critical rail lines moving while the forest burns on both sides of the tracks. This is northwestern Ontario in July 2026. And while Canadian infrastructure and workers are literally surrounded by fire, our government keeps writing billion-dollar cheques to the same foreign countries on repeat — money that will take generations to recover, if it ever does. Where are the water bombers? Where is the serious investment in forest management and rapid response? Where is the priority on actually protecting Canadian land, Canadian communities, and Canadian workers? They have endless money for everyone else. But when our own forests are burning and our own people are in the middle of it? We get the same old story: underfunded resources, slow response, and politicians who treat domestic disasters like an afterthought. This isn’t just bad luck with the weather. This is what happens when a government stops putting Canada first.

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82,088 views • 4 months ago

To all of the people who are somehow blaming Joe Biden for the fact that FEMA workers are staying in $531-$1000/night hotels, while Hawaiians are only getting $700, please take a moment. If you are going to hold Biden responsible for all of FEMA's actions, yet blame Democrats for the DOJ and FBI’s actions while Trump was President, you are being hypocritical. If you are going to be mad that FEMA under Biden spent $500+ on hotels, yet you are perfectly fine that Trump charged Secret Service members and government aides $650/night to stay at his own properties, then you are also being hypocritical. Here’s some pertinent information. - FEMA Critical Needs Assistance is maxed out at $700. Individuals can apply for more assistant on top of this, but the instant assistance is limited. The president doesn’t create these maximums on the fly. - FEMA employees are literally putting their lives in danger in many cases working to help bring supplies, care, and medical assistance to people in need. They are doing so, by flying thousands of miles away from their family to do their jobs. Their jobs provide them with government benefits, such as healthcare, 401Ks, and lodging when they are working. - The amount of decent hotels that are safe, operational, and close enough to the vicinity that care is needed in is extremely limited. Yes, there are cheaper hotels available and some that are even closer, but there likely are not large enough hotels to accommodate the approximate 1000 workers that need lodging. - Bureaucratic spending is not perfect, and surely there was probably better options, if you want to nitpick the decisions, but to blame this on the President of the United States is absurd. - Stop with the finger pointing at every opportunity and let's all do our best to try and help these Hawaiians.

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Ed Krassenstein

2,683,107 views • 3 years ago

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352,330 views • 1 year ago

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3,125,906 views • 4 months ago

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38,506 views • 1 year ago

We continue to plan for a likely Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) beginning on March 14th around 2 p.m., impacting around 18,000 customers in Boulder and Jefferson counties. Weather conditions are expected to start improving between 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. on March 14, though high winds that may create wildfire risk and cause outages are expected to continue through the weekend. Please note, due to anticipated high winds, outages could take place outside of areas impacted by a PSPS, impacting restoration times. Restoring outages from a significant weather event or PSPS may take several hours to several days. This is because crews must inspect power lines and repair damage before they can be safely re-energized. Prepare for potential outages now, especially if you use medical equipment that requires electricity. To learn more about the evolving situation, visit

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18,919 views • 6 months ago

🚨 What the Islamic Republic of Iran is telling the world does not match what doctors and witnesses inside the country are seeing. And the gap is getting harder to hide. While President Trump “negotiates” and acts as if the issue is a nuclear one, executions are continuing inside Iran. Real numbers are far higher than even the 30,000 figure already reported... and the reason we can’t verify the scale in real time is deliberate. Iran shut down the internet for more than 20 days, leaving now primarily regime insiders with filtered access through “white SIMs” in a state run disinformation operation. Investigators at Golden Owl found that these regime aligned networks remained fully active during internet blackouts, pushing narratives almost exclusively to Western audiences on X to minimize Iranian protests, target Jews and Zionists, and threaten the Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi. This week on my show #AxisOfTruth Jerusalem News Syndicate

🚨 What the Islamic Republic of Iran is telling the world does not match what doctors and witnesses inside the country are seeing. And the gap is getting harder to hide. While President Trump “negotiates” and acts as if the issue is a nuclear one, executions are continuing inside Iran. Real numbers are far higher than even the 30,000 figure already reported... and the reason we can’t verify the scale in real time is deliberate. Iran shut down the internet for more than 20 days, leaving now primarily regime insiders with filtered access through “white SIMs” in a state run disinformation operation. Investigators at Golden Owl found that these regime aligned networks remained fully active during internet blackouts, pushing narratives almost exclusively to Western audiences on X to minimize Iranian protests, target Jews and Zionists, and threaten the Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi. This week on my show #AxisOfTruth Jerusalem News Syndicate

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27,690 views • 7 months ago

$GRAB Thoughts on the Grab-Atome acquisition. Overall, very bullish and I think it's a fantastic synergy in using their cash pile. Stock price action sucks, but the company is executing very well regardless and if a bad macro (oil) is why we get to buy shares at their lowest multiple ever, then that is an opportunity to continue building a large position on a name that just increased it's revenue CAGR to 30% for the next 3 years while buying back 10% of all shares outstanding. I like it, time will tell if this one compounds in the way that you need to have some imagination to see compounding as sentiment is horrible but earnings are only inflecting higher. Shout out to Mike -- he was the only one calling for 30% rev growth next year and now we will be getting it for the next 3 years, which given Foodpanda and Atome and the organic growth, probably will be more than 30% while bottomline is growing 50%. Stocks will test your conviction and eventually prove if that conviction is right but that is also what makes the journey the greatest show on earth.

$GRAB Thoughts on the Grab-Atome acquisition. Overall, very bullish and I think it's a fantastic synergy in using their cash pile. Stock price action sucks, but the company is executing very well regardless and if a bad macro (oil) is why we get to buy shares at their lowest multiple ever, then that is an opportunity to continue building a large position on a name that just increased it's revenue CAGR to 30% for the next 3 years while buying back 10% of all shares outstanding. I like it, time will tell if this one compounds in the way that you need to have some imagination to see compounding as sentiment is horrible but earnings are only inflecting higher. Shout out to Mike -- he was the only one calling for 30% rev growth next year and now we will be getting it for the next 3 years, which given Foodpanda and Atome and the organic growth, probably will be more than 30% while bottomline is growing 50%. Stocks will test your conviction and eventually prove if that conviction is right but that is also what makes the journey the greatest show on earth.

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