It was a good day to have a bad day on the course!

And in the end, Matt died. He took everything life had to offer but took nothing to the afterlife as he was dust. He left nothing but a travel blog and a life hack to not have kids. He will be remembered by no generations to come.

Charlie Hicks ate his lunch and dinner at the Shrimp Basket in Pensacola, Florida, every day for 10 years. When he suddenly stopped showing up, the chef went looking for him – ultimately saving his life. @SteveHartmanCBS is On the Road.

Afternoons like this 😍 @punchcigars

Mornings like this 😍 @RockyPatelCigar

Doing my best @donaldb2986 impression for hunting good luck

Old Italian Man > Bryan Johnson

Haters will say it’s fake

This guy’s Tesla broke down in front of my house but he’s cool AF and wanted to chill

1964, after dinner snuff. Mr. @Grok may we have a glorious and interesting history of this practice and where it stands in 2025? Thank you!

Anyone want to go to Columbia with me? Bring a shovel.

The bottom is in (stocks, crypto, and mine in a hottub) @RockyPatelCigar

Work from home people at 12 on a Monday

Reject the man cave, embrace the study

Stocks aren’t bad if you don’t look

Only thing I can afford to smoke today

This is the kind of recognition that keeps me grinding, day in and day out.

The argument against a 50 year mortgage is the same as against a 30 year, thus, a non-starter.

What no one talks about is the gov debases currency at ~8% annually, which is reflected in hard assets the most. Therefore, if the interest rate on a good home is less than 8%, you are breaking even especially considering inflation in pay and investing overtime.

The 50 year mortgage vs 30 year debate is apples to oranges. Most middle aged families move at least 4 times according to Grok. So the family will roll a 30 year multiples times and end up with a 50 year mortgage in total if not more. Even worse if you rent early for longer.