NEW LONG FORM VIDEO: Why nobody eats Crumbl Cookies anymore Crumbl Cookies went from a single store in Utah to more than 1,000 locations in less than seven years, becoming one of the fastest-growing restaurant chains in America. At its peak, the average store was generating more than $1.8 million a year. But by 2026, the story had changed dramatically. More than 20 locations closed in a single week, and some franchisees who had put their homes and savings on the line were facing serious financial losses. Just a year ago, Crumbl seemed unstoppable. After all, selling cookies to Americans sounds like a business that should be almost impossible to mess up. So how did one of the fastest-growing food chains in the country suddenly start falling apart? This is the rise and fall of Crumbl Cookies.

Bucyrus, Ohio — The Police Department was made aware of a random SH00TING. A vehicle description was provided by Deputies who’d responded to that scene. The suspect vehicle reportedly fled and there was at least one person injured during that incident. It was originally reported there were two suspects in the vehicle. Both were considered armed and dangerous. While scouring the city in search of the suspect vehicle, officer Devin Wireman noticed a silver Honda SUV with its back window shattered and bullet damage on the rear of the vehicle. The driver 38-year-old Jacob Dan Davidson could be seen wearing a silver motorcycle helmet and was holding a rifle in his lap. Wireman radioed for backup from Lt. Curt Bursby, a 2nd shift supervisor, who was already in the area. As the two officers attempted to conduct a stop, Davidson opened fire twice through the back window of the SUV, striking the closest patrol cruiser. Wireman returned fire, with one bullet striking Davidson in his helmet. Davidson then surrendered to officers at the scene.

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First video with the Meta glasses. First-time FSD driven Model Y Performance ride: minor-league ballplayer + tile-setting extraordinaire. Him: “I’ll take 2!” Me: Butts in seats. ⚾️🚗 How’d I do? @Meta @ray_ban @tesla

I can geek out on Tesla design, engineering, and assembly line videos all day long.

So I've been using Grok @Bot in my Tesla the past few weeks. This is an insanely cool capability. Here's a few things I've done like creating invoices and updating and deploying an app all while FSD drives me around!

My 1st time driving a @Tesla 👍🫣⚡️

For anyone interested, this is called "The Interstellar Experience" by Tony Ann.

This has to be the most chaotic FSD video on the Internet. 😆 📸 CORTEZ HEARNS