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Snugglezzz

@thesnugglery

Those neon eyes make Mom and Dad think that we've lost our minds
They're just terrified of all new things

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Snugglezzz (@thesnugglery) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Every day I see a new (obviously) former Airbnb trying to list on Zillow as a 6-12mo furnished rental. Lotta demand out there for a 12mo rental with 6 bunk beds and a foosball table??

Snugglezzz (@thesnugglery) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Democracy feature upgrade request: you should be able to anti-vote. Like you get one vote and you can vote for someone or against someone. I think you'd get a lot more young voters turning out that way

Josh Cirre (@joshcirre) 's Twitter Profile Photo

someone help me budget this my family is dying rent $1,200 groceries $400 utilities $150 Claude Max $200 car payment $350 ChatGPT Pro $200 phone bill $80 Cursor $20 insurance $180 Perplexity Pro $20 gas $120 Gemini Advanced $20 gym membership $40 GitHub Copilot $19 Netflix $15

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What happened to the law of supply and demand? This condo complex in Gilbert, AZ has 11 for sale and 1 foreclosure. Even though they are not selling, new ones still getting listed at the top of the price range #housingmarket

What happened to the law of supply and demand? This condo complex in Gilbert, AZ has 11 for sale and 1 foreclosure. Even though they are not selling, new ones still getting listed at the top of the price range #housingmarket
Eric Basmajian (@epbresearch) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The US Economy has about $30 trillion of gross domestic income. That $30 trillion flows to various places, such as: * Employee compensation * Small Business Profits * Corporate Profits * Rental Income (Landlords) * Taxes Over time, a larger share of total income is flowing to

The US Economy has about $30 trillion of gross domestic income.

That $30 trillion flows to various places, such as:

* Employee compensation
* Small Business Profits
* Corporate Profits
* Rental Income (Landlords)
* Taxes

Over time, a larger share of total income is flowing to
Eric Basmajian (@epbresearch) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Government & quasi-government jobs (32% of total) are growing at 1.8%. "Private" sector jobs (68% of total) are growing at 0.3%. This split is textbook late-cycle labor dynamics.

Government & quasi-government jobs (32% of total) are growing at 1.8%.

"Private" sector jobs (68% of total) are growing at 0.3%.

This split is textbook late-cycle labor dynamics.
Uday (@coderuday) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The amount of effort these AI companies are putting into replacing software engineers...... If they put that much effort into solving real-world problems, the world would have been a better place

Jim Bianco (@biancoresearch) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is not fixed by cutting mortgage rates a hundred or 200 basis points (if that is even possible via Fed rate cuts) It’s fixed with lower HOME prices. IOW, trade a home affordability crisis for a financial crisis

Amanda Goodall (@thejobchick) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Nobody cares if the unemployment rate is 4.2% when you can’t even get an interview for a job you’re qualified for. The ‘strong labor market’ is a lie. 🧵

Global Markets Investor (@globalmktobserv) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨This is not a strong economy: US real retail sales (adjusted for inflation) have been flat over the last 4 years. In the first 7 months of 2025, real retail sales were 0.5% lower compared with the same period in 2022. US consumers cannot keep up with inflation.

🚨This is not a strong economy:

US real retail sales (adjusted for inflation) have been flat over the last 4 years.

In the first 7 months of 2025, real retail sales were 0.5% lower compared with the same period in 2022.

US consumers cannot keep up with inflation.
Eric Basmajian (@epbresearch) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Key Points: 1) Tariffs Are A Tax 2) Tariffs Protect Inefficient Industries 3) Tariffs Drive A Misallocation of Resources 4) Tariffs Increase Unemployment

Key Points: 

1) Tariffs Are A Tax

2) Tariffs Protect Inefficient Industries

3) Tariffs Drive A Misallocation of Resources

4) Tariffs Increase Unemployment
Snugglezzz (@thesnugglery) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It's sad that we're so much more willing to invest in and train AI models instead of people. Train a person and they contribute to the economy and can create something new we could have never imagined. Jr devs never get the kind of hand-holding AI does.

Snugglezzz (@thesnugglery) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Privatization is the first step to regaining a productive economy. Short term pain, long term gain. I'm jealous the US is doing the opposite... ft.com/content/408a1d… via @ft

YIMBYLAND (@yimbyland) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Reminder that we built the Golden Gate Bridge in 4.5 years. Today, we wouldn’t even be able to finish the environmental review in 4.5 years.

Amanda Goodall (@thejobchick) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The new corporate formula: ▪️Cut 1,200 US roles ▪️Announce “AI investment” ▪️File 2,000 H-1Bs ▪️Quietly hire contractors offshore ▪️Repeat