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I plan on getting an old school defender in the next 10 years. Has always been a goal of mine. Things are absolute tanks.

You should hit this guy up. He has 200 of those Defenders stashed away.

How much man who bought 200 Land Rover Defenders in 2015 could be set to make selling them

That's lower than the Nasdaq or even fricking Walmart stock in the same period. I'm not sure that's a good argument.
- Dude is apparently freakishly strong
- He beat a Thai Kickboxer who was 7-0 in a real fight after only 7 days of training (video of fight below)
- He is an artist/painter
- He is also an accomplished drummer

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Cliffs?


Courtesy XAI:

"Vivek Ramaswamy, mentioned in the referenced post, recently faced public scrutiny for attending the Super Bowl despite previous criticisms of American culture, which some viewed as contradictory.

Ramaswamy has been vocal about American cultural values, suggesting they prioritize mediocrity over excellence, which adds context to the suggestion that time could be better spent studying rather than watching football.

The tweet plays on the ongoing debate about cultural engagement versus intellectual pursuits, highlighting the tension between public figures' public statements and their personal activities."
And redeems the Falons. Just wondering.
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SAN JOSE, Calif. (KGO) -- Employees at Pho 21 restaurant in South San Jose had an unexpected showdown last weekend with what could be considered an attempted "robot kidnapper."

Surveillance footage from the restaurant captured the bizarre incident at around 7:40 a.m. last Saturday. A man entered the restaurant, asked to use the restroom and then emerged with a much stranger plan. He can be seen on surveillance talking with an employee and then, instead of leaving the shop, grabbing one of the restaurant's three robot servers and trying to haul it out the front door toward his car, which was parked right outside. The man appears to struggle slightly, at the weight of the device.

The scene turned chaotic as employees scrambled to intervene, yelling and struggling to wrestle the robot back. Eventually, they get the man to release the robot before calling the police.

According to the restaurant's owner, the robot is valued at approximately $18,000 but would have been worthless to the would-be thief. Owner of Pho 21, Tony Ngo says the device requires specialized programming to function, making it unusable outside of the restaurant.


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It showed up on my YouTube feed and I just clicked it out of curiosity and ended up listening to the whole thing.