@topps I gave my colleagues here at the @petronas_towers this copy of the 2012 AG card. They didn't know it existed. It's fun knowing it lives there now lol

I didn’t expect to be in a small Japanese town at a Grateful Dead themed cafe lol

"Just like your mother, you're unfailingly kind. A trait people never fail to undervalue, I'm afraid." - Dumbledore

If you want to vote with your wallet, remember that Kroger also owns: • Ralphs • Fred Meyer • Harris Teeter • King Soopers • Fry’s Food and Drug • Smith’s Food and Drug • QFC (Quality Food Centers) • Food 4 Less • Foods Co. • Dillons • City Market • Baker’s • Gerbes • Mariano’s • Pick ’n Save • Metro Market • Jay C Food Store • Pay-Less Super Markets • Owen’s Market • Ruler Foods

Men, you want to do something for your sons and future generations? Books like this are $2 at Goodwill.

To our Japanese brothers and sisters that like American BBQ, here is a typical sauce selection at the grocery store. Sweet Baby Rays dominates here in Las Vegas.

I hate trimming this tree! Painful!

9.1.26 Duck Creek, UT 🇺🇸 @Apple iPhone 17 Pro The 30 sec capture is so sensitive, even on a monopod, that I used the countdown timer too. Lots of fun!

Bro

The modern world is not meant for humans

Which one of you CEOs is gonna step up and revolutionize the airline industry? It’s 2026 and still feels like the 90s out here.

Always working in someone’s else’s vacation gets old.

I finally understand why Europe is what it is in the current world; because as the rest of the world moves forward, EU countries still don’t see the importance of modern hvac, floor, ceiling, or window fans, or window screens. No sympathy, even as I sweat it out amongst you.

Your toddler has better hearing than you. There is no reason for you to be the loudest person in a public space talking to your child.

If you fly in flip-flops, you are disgusting

One of the laziest habits in America is daydreaming about what rich people “should” do with their money. A lot of it isn’t really about charity. It’s about guilt. It’s people looking at Elon’s wealth and basically saying, “Prove you deserve it by giving it away the way I approve of.” That's what I would call envy wearing a fake halo. Elon doesn’t have a trillion bucks stuffed in a wallet next to his Costco card. His wealth is mostly tied up in stock, companies, factories, rockets, satellites, payroll, risk, and work. It’s not a magic debit card for everyone else’s wish list. And here’s the bigger point: you don’t need Elon money to help people. Paying off a $2 million medical bill? Sure, that takes serious wealth. Covering $50 or $60 in groceries? Buying someone lunch? Helping a neighbor? Volunteering? Giving quietly when nobody is filming? You can do that right now. Charity doesn’t require a billionaire’s bank account. It requires a heart, a little sacrifice, and the willingness to stop using “if I were rich” as an excuse for doing nothing. Giving only when it costs you nothing isn’t generosity. Help people because it’s right. Elon has nothing to do with it.

When your boss says "we'll get it done somehow" and you realize you're the somehow

“New data shows that once an Indian CEO is hired at a major company, Americans are immediately pushed out and replaced.” “There’s a strong correlation between the rise of Indian-born CEOs at major U.S. companies and increased outsourcing activity to India.”

After traveling for work for 10 years, I cannot for the life of me figure out what day of the week or time of the day to travel to avoid completely overrun airports.