why not just rounded off to 75000, the phone really needs that 1 last fold?

Seriously, in 2021 this shit may have been semi clever but holy hell how much longer are we going to keep resposting the same garbage over and over again?

The NBA is formally stepping into the prediction markets ecosystem.

The league announced agreements Monday morning with Kalshi and Polymarket that will allow the companies to use official league data and intellectual property and give the league control over what trades the companies are allowed to offer.

More details:
https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7723134/2026/10/26/nba-kalshi-polymarket-agreement-prediction-markets/?unlocked_article_code=1.LlE.BI9-.9v1tqIGSlGni&source=emp_shared_article&smid=url-share-ta

This young could be the 50th president of the United States!

What I am curious about:

What is the profit that was generated by this girl’s labor, and how does it compare to a reasonable round trip flight and four days at Niagara Falls with expenses fully covered?

I realize the comment is talking about revenue, but I’m interested in profit.

Yes of course I know many of these examples were already evil/controversial before losing weight, but I think there is a pattern of controversial behavior or scandal becoming more public after going through a major body transformation into something considered more conventionally attractive

Ethan Klein/h3h3– has gone through several weight fluctuations throughout his life but has been on the thinner side for the last several years, and has also become more ingrained in controversy online

David Harbour— Cheating scandal and harassment allegations coming to light after significant weight loss

Chris Pratt— was at one point a widely loved celebrity but has fallen into many controversies and weird political/religious associations.

Schmidt (New Girl)— needed a fictional example lol, I’ve never seen this show but apparently this character got arrogant and selfish after losing weight