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What a Weird Week
"ten million dollars" Discussed on What a Weird Week
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What a Weird Week
"ten million dollars" Discussed on What a Weird Week
"The singer, the country singer Toby Keith, tweeted about the dog Toby Keith, or one of Toby Keith's people, probably as a team of hundreds. The guy is very wealthy. Anyway, one of the hundreds of social media people thought that was cool and retweeted on the Toby Keith account. 9. I thought that was cool too, by the way. Toby Keith, man of the people. Starbucks owner and man of the people. 9. Wait, hold on, I'm backing up. I'm already backtracking here. Not that there's anything wrong with being a Starbucks owner. My only point was Toby Keith is up there and he's like, I'm thirsty, y'all. If you go to Toby Keith's show, anybody else thirsty? He's not pushing Starbucks drinks. He's talking about booze. Isn't he? I'm gonna have to go back and listen to all of the Toby Keith drinking songs. Maybe they were secretly about Starbucks. 9. Number 9 is wurtele has revealed what the best word is to start your game. Win more at wurtele. I'm terrible at wurtele. Oh wait, if you've never played wurtele before, it's a word game. It's an online word game that a fellow invented sort of as a gift to someone who enjoyed word games and it caught on so much that The New York Times bought it for I'm gonna say without going back to the archives of this podcast, which they are available. The link is in the show notes. I'm gonna say it was a kajillion dollars, but double check me. Let me know in the comments. How about this? 9 star review if I'm right. 7 star review if I'm wrong. And share it with a friend. If I'm right or wrong, wurtele says that do you want to know or is it a spoiler? I'll tell you, I'm terrible at word will and everybody in my family beats me at wurtele like gets it, solves the word before me. But I always start with a new word. I like to be surprised. I'll just start with whatever random word pops into my head and start narrowing things down. Now, if you've never played wurtele, that probably sounds okay, like an okay strategy. But I think it's a terrible strategy. Spoiler, here we go. Wurtele says the best based on all their calculations of every gameplay so far have wordle. The best word to start with is crane. CR a and E now, if you're like me and you constantly lose to your family members, playing wurtele? Don't tell them that. Get them to, I mean, sure. Get them to subscribe to the podcast, but only next week. Hey, how about that? 8. I got your back. We're all losers, fellow world losers. I got your back. I want the subscribers, but I got your back. 8. Number 8 is the Harvard astrophysicist who continues to be a true believer in article came out this week featuring Avi Loeb of Harvard, the article was about how he number crunched data from 2014. By the way, if you listen to UFO podcasts, you'll be like, Avi Loeb, that sounds familiar. He's been a lot of UFO podcasts. So you see where we're going here. Avi believes that the thing that burned up over Papua New Guinea in 2014 was either a half ton meteor or maybe a spacecraft that came from outside our solar system. This is an astrophysicist at Harvard. So some people are taking notice that an astrophysicist at Harvard is like, could have been on spacecraft. So you guys, I don't know if there's life out there. But maybe, right? You can't just say no for sure. Can you? How about this? If you're saying no for sure, 5 star review. And an iTunes positive review. 5 stars and hey, that podcast is great. There's no alien life. Write that in the comments. That way, I don't know how you feel, you guys. Okay, I'm gonna wrap this up. The Avi Loeb situation, the reason we're talking about it is a few years ago, all the scientific community said, no, Avila, you're wrong. Nothing is coming from outside our solar system. Nothing is on a collision course with Planet Earth. Now, somebody from the United States Space Force, the news has leaked that they investigated and they confirmed avid Loeb's math. They were like, yes, a game from outside the solar system looks like. And they're not saying it was a spacecraft, but Avi Loeb is still like half and half. Maybe it was a meteor. Maybe it was a spacecraft. So fellow from Harvard continues to be a true believer. That was the headline and that's how it will wrap it up on that one. 7. All right, number 7, burn your physics textbooks. And let's just start from scratch, you guys. Everybody's freaking out about this, and it's under reported. I mean, maybe you've seen the headlines on that. It's not quite getting the attention of a Kardashian who is dating a new celebrity or whatever. A few days ago, started showing up in the feeds about a scientific experiment that contradicts how science thought the universe worked. So it goes against what we believed we knew. The experiment was down in Chicago, home of the bears, doubles, so they checked the mass of a tiny particle, routine check. What's the mass of the W boson? It should be based on all the formulas based on Einstein based on everything we know. It should be this. But it wasn't, and they checked, and they double checked. Now some other people are checking the experiment. The W boson subatomic particle is more massive than would be predicted by the physics formulas and theories that we've been using for years and years and years. The standard model of physics may be broken you guys. We have to wait and see, make sure it's confirmed, but how's it going to change our lives? Well, I'll tell you one way. We're going to start wearing pants on top and shirts on the bottom. I'm not a scientist. I say bad on pant shirts, but we'll wait and see. We'll come back to this story. And what have Einstein? You guys, Einstein. He used to be the gold standard, huh? It's going to be the silver standard now, maybe. While still the gold standard in mustaches. 6. Okay, number 6. Oh, and I promise no more science. The rest of the podcast, no more sirens. A father and son who hung up ten items of clothing broke the world record the other day. I was like, fellow dads and sons, we are doing pretty awful at household chores if hanging up ten items of clothing is some kind of world record. I was a big hasty. It turns out it's how fast they did it. Ed the data and Rowan hung up ten things in 56.87 seconds. Under a minute. And that's a new world record. They did it in a pub. It raised money for the British heart foundation. So they made the world a better place hanging things up quickly. 5. Before number 5, they should start a business where they unpack. Maybe you get home from vacation and you hire Ed and his son, and they help you unpack. In record time, just a thought. 5. Number 5 is the guy in Florida who saw Spider-Man: No Way Home at the theater 292 times. That's a world record. Based on how long that movie is, they estimate that he was in a theater for 30 days. Not like he went to the theater for 30 days. The grand total of time spent in the theater was 30 days, you guys. And the rules state no bathroom breaks. No falling asleep. So you've got to be committed to this thing, sometimes he watched 5 just to make sure he got the world record. He would watch 5 showings in a row, back to back to back. Think of the money. I crunched it real quick based on average, this was in Florida. So based on average ticket sales in Florida, I think it's just under four grand, spent on movies. Four. Number four, pabst blue ribbon hit kegs on the weekend, Easter cakes. They had an Easter keg hunt and anyone legal drinking age could find them and keep them. These weren't virtual. These were actually hidden places in Philadelphia, Milwaukee, Tampa Bay, and Portland. There was a time limit, not a lot of news reports about how it went. There is one which talks about a semi aggressive standoff over a pink polka dot keg. You guys one time I worked at a radio station in the promotions department and we went to a parking lot and it was one free hot dog. We had no condiments even, you guys. It was one free hot dog per person while they lasted. And we were there an hour, and I think we had to call the ambulance about 90 times. People will push over elderly folks to get at the free hot dogs. You know? So I can't even imagine what the scene was with the free keg of beer hunt on the weekend. I hope no one got injured. Three. Number three, this, no doubt, a publicity stunt, I think. I say, can you say that? No doubt, this was something. I think, Irish spring has this invention for gamers to bathe while they're still playing their game. Maybe a publicity stunt because I think we can all agree that gamers don't bathe. What? I'm only kidding, you guys. Ninja, I'm only kidding. It was, come on. Come on, gamers. Friends? Yeah, Friends. I can't make sense of the photo exactly. Some sort of cleaning pod, photo if you follow the show notes link. I would enjoy having a reasonably priced bathing pod of some sort, but I'm not a gamer. Do they make one for eating a sandwich? I would love to have a pod where I could get clean and eat a sandwich. Is that sorry, too gross? Is it too gross, you guys? Number two, the person who bought the rights to the first ever tweet overpaid. This is one of those NFT stories at first now. I don't understand them. You buy the rights to something digital, like an ugly monkey cartoon, a lot of people are buying the ugly monkey cartoons. And you have the rights to this virtual thing similar to the way you would a real life thing. That you could hold in your hands. I'm oversimplifying. I don't understand. It's so great. But here, this is the juicy part. Somebody bought Jack Dorsey's first tweet. The Twitter guy, Jack Dorsey, basically, Jack Twitter. Let's call him Jack Twitter from now on. I'm sure he'd love it. Anyway, somebody bought his first tweet, which was just setting up Twitter. Somebody bought that digital thing. Not a framed whatever. I still don't understand that. It's just like out there in the digital universe, somebody bought just setting up Twitter for $3 million. That thing went to auction recently. Listed at $48 million. The closing bid was 238 bucks. So again, original price, almost 3 million, the closing bid was $238. So basically the cost of a haircut and a nice meal out for the whole family at IHOP. Or the Irving big stop here in the east coast, we may be the Irving big stop. The owner decided not to sell. One. The lady who won $10 million because someone bumped into her. I read the headline I thought, oh, what a what? Frivolous lawsuit. Somebody on the dance floor. What happened? But no, it's not a frivolous lawsuit, a bumping everyone was doing the bump, uncle Sal's wedding reception. Not that at all. You guys, this lady was at a lotto ticket vending machine, which I didn't know those existed, but of course they do. On the east coast, I've never seen one anyway. But you know, the picture of vending machine, but instead of delicious snacks, they spit out scratch tickets. So the lady wanted to buy a different one, but some rude customer bumped into her. Some rude Rudy rudiger bumped into la quadra Edwards, so she hit the wrong button. Le quadra, like myself, and probably many of us usually goes for the cheap tickets. You put your money in, you're gonna get, I wanna admit full of $2 tickets. I don't want one or two tickets. I wanna make full. But because of the bump incident, she hit the wrong button and bought a $30 scratcher. Imagine your disappointment. That's all the tickets I could get. But then le quadro went to her cars, scratch out the ticket, did whatever you do, and ended up winning $10 million. Now, she's going to buy a house. And start a nonprofit. So the world is a better place, all because of that Rudy rudiger, copyright 2022, weird week productions. Rudy rudiger, you.
AP News Radio
12 to stand trial for Kardashian West jewel heist in Paris
"Twelve people want you to stand trial in Paris said the robbery of ten million dollars of jewelry from Kim Kardashian west in twenty sixteen west was tied up at gunpoint and locked in a bathroom also on drug is full so way into Paris apartments up to five years of investigation the case has been sent to trial well then no trial date has been set at the twelve suspects face a range of charges related to the theft west was physically on homes but psychologically shaken the alleged mastermind writes an apology letter to west from his prison cell admitting he regretted his actions and that he realized the psychological harm he had caused I'm
AP News Radio
Prominent South Carolina Attorney Alex Murdaugh Surrenders to Face Charges in $10M Insurance Fraud
"Hi Mike Rossi a reporting South Carolina attorney Alec Murdock surrendered Thursday to face insurance fraud and other charges prominent South Carolina attorney Alec Murdock surrendered to authorities Thursday to face charges of insurance fraud conspiracy to commit insurance fraud and filing a false police report state police say Murdoch arranged to have himself shot in the head so his surviving son would get a ten million dollar life insurance payout Murdock's attorney says the fifty three year old was deeply depressed with the drug addiction that worsened in June when he discovered the bodies of his wife and son who had been fatally shot that case remains unsolved state police have six investigations into Murdoch and his family including the deaths of a housekeeper and nanny at his home in twenty eighteen hi Mike Crossey up
AP News Radio
Lawyer Murdaugh Arranged Own Death but Shot Grazed
"Hi Mike Rossi a reporting South Carolina authorities say attorney Alex Murdoch arranged his own death but was only grazed by the plant fatal shot Alex Murdoch the prominent South Carolina attorney who found the bodies of his wife and son three months ago tried to arrange his own death this month according to state police authorities say murder was trying to ensure his surviving son would get a ten million dollar life insurance payment but the planned fatal shot only grazed his head Curtis Edward Smith has been charged with assisted suicide insurance fraud and other counts related to the shooting of bird all on September fourth Bergdahl entered rehabilitation for an oxy code own addiction state police now have six open investigations into Murdoch and his family hi Mike Rossio
Eye On A.I.
Is the AI Market Saturated?
"My first question is is the market saturated and without picking winners. What products us rising to the top. Good that you're asking this question right now in general timing of the world because here we are for those who are listening to podcast. August the twenty twenty. One people might be listening to this year from now. So this'll all seem really quaint. To those in the future but the markets actually in the midst of consolidation. Saying we're actually starting to see a lot of acquisition activity and we do track over one hundred vendors and machine learning platform space about seventy two of which meet the minimum threshold of viability. There's lots of startups in the space. We love startups. We have an affinity for companies of all sizes but when we're looking at companies who are buying products and services we tend to look at those companies that have either at least ten customers or have at least ten million in revenue or at least ten million dollars in venture capital they if they have like to customers and no venture funding raised in a little bit of revenue than. We're like just grow little bit more a little bit more. So this is about seventy two companies. At least that are in that that john rao of course all the cloud vendors are in that space. The major cloud vendors microsoft. Ibm google amazon And a few others. So those were recalled the cloud sas machine learning as a service vendors basically and then there's a whole other category of pure play machine learning platform vendor so you may be familiar data robot or did i do in that space a bunch of others that are kind of trying to pull together all the components of what's required to put machine learning and advanced analytics solutions into play and increasingly. What they're doing is they're growing through Both building out their product suites and through acquisitions so she did robots but on a tear lately did i. Two as well as been been really growing raise very significant round recently but the answer is that this market is actually starting to
AP News Radio
Arizona Governor Blocks Cash From Schools Mandating Masks
"Arizona's Republican governor is upping the pressure on the growing number of public school districts defying a state ban on mask mandates Arizona is one of eight states that have banned mask requirements aimed at slowing the spread of the corona virus in public schools get at least sixteen Arizona school districts have such rules in place now governor Doug Ducey says those schools will not be eligible for a one hundred and sixty three million dollar grant program he's created out of the federal virus relief funds he controls the Republican has also created a ten million dollar grant program that mirrors the state's private school voucher program awarding parents seven thousand dollars for each student if the public school mandates masks gives preferential treatment to vaccinated children or requires isolating or quarantining due to covet nineteen exposure I'm Ben Thomas
AP News Radio
NFL Fines Washington $10M After Misconduct Investigation
"The NFL has fined the Washington football team ten million dollars after a monthslong independent investigation found the organization's workplace highly unprofessional especially for women the team was not stripped of any draft picks and no formal suspensions were handed out owner Dan Snyder stepping away from day to day operations for several months after the inquiry revealed that ownership and senior officials paid little attention to sexual harassment and other workplace issues Snyder says his wife Tanya will be in charge during his absence I'm Dave Ferrie
The Bernard Lee Poker Show
Your Poker News Update for June 29, 2021
"Talk a little bit about the news. I the ten thousand dollar buy. In ten million dollar guarantee win millions Had it starting flights this past weekend in attracted thirteen hundred twenty eight entries which create a prize pool of almost twelve point five million dollars the largest in wind poker his first prize just over two million dollars in even runner up as almost one point two nine. Sorry at one point. Two five million dollars so incredible turnout for the win. Millions will get you all of those results when they come in next week. Also the run good poker series had its second event coming back from a kobe. This time. It was at council bluffs iowa just outside of omaha the five hundred and seventy five dollar main event had a festival record of eight hundred fifty one entrance generating a prize pool of four hundred thirty four thousand dollars when it got down to the final eleven players. It was a very rare eleven person. Chop each player was guaranteed the exact same amount twenty six thousand and fifty eight dollars. They played for the all star. Run good series ring and the pro-am seat into the stars event presented by poker. Go in las vegas which will be held later. On this year end. Freddie kaufman ended up taking down the event the ring and the pro ams seek co congratulations to everyone at the council bluffs event for the road. Good poker series.
BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast
Don't Neglect the Power of a Coach
"Today's quick tip is don't neglect the power of a coach. Look when we talk about what a coach is. It's really somebody who has done what you are doing before you has learned a lot of the things you're trying to figure out on your own and has taken the time to analyze those things and come up with a system to help you learn them. Faster coaches are not just for athletes. Coaches are for everyone. A coach can short near learning curve. And that means help you make money a lot faster and a lot quicker than you would if you did it on your own so in many areas of life your spiritual life your fitness your wealth building. Whatever it is that you're passionate about and you care about look to see how you can get some coaches in your world david. What are your thoughts on. I agree a hundred percent and i utilize this. But how do you avoid like the get rich quick guru who says i'm gonna make you rich overnight you'll pay me forty thousand dollars. Is that what you're talking about. Could it be what you're talking about. Like how do you view that. So that's not coach with that as a person who's trying to say i will help you accomplish what you want and help you avoid the journey to get there. That is what gurus capitalize on. They say if you buy my system if you pay your money if you buy these courses you won't have to learn how to build a business. You could just have a business. They make you believe that they are. You're buying a business from them from that forty thousand dollars. But you're not. They're still just going to give you the information that you have to go actually an act now. The best coaches walk you through the journey that you're trying to do and help you perform better so first off. The expense of the coaching is one. Big way that you can know that this is not legit. Now some coaches like tony robbins. I think he charges a million dollars a year. And if you're able to afford that it makes sense for you to go higher. Tony robbins is your coach. But tony robbins isn't going to tell you that he's going to make you're gonna make ten million dollars just because you spent that one million you're the one that's still go has to do it. So that's one of the litmus test that i have is when someone tells me hey if you buy this program you can get this thing if they're selling me the thing. I know it's not true. I'd be better off to spend that forty thousand dollars to go by the house. Then it would be to buy the
Pardon My Take
"ten million dollars" Discussed on Pardon My Take
"I don't take it seriously guys. it's not at all. i like that. Call there that. Foul is very much clearly inside the penalty box. But they called it outside. 'cause a coward it'd be awesome if in the last round. Logan paul just kicked him directly in the penis. Now yup by one all right mayweather's family. This actually tells you. How old is that is Looks like it's kids are of age his son to do what and his daughter to be a box locks. They look like they have been to run for president. We got a yellow just got pushed. Oh fuck all right. We're we're switching to soccer soccer. This is actually more action than we've the boxing match. Yeah half choke. They're they're pushing or we got our second keeper down. That's great tony. All dude some about a goalie. Flopping is really really. So they're they're the kings of ploy mayweather to show his exhibitions Big show he made that guy in japan. Cry that's awesome. You know what floyd should do. Fluid you just do exhibition matches against like people that have never boxed before and just beat the fuck out of in exchange like he'll pay ten million dollars. I would rather watch. That are around eight. Seven sorry was for a second there. I thought maybe we're out of our misery. I went straight into the keeper. That should have been. That should be read straight. Read if they were smart. They'd have one of them. Take a dive in the to just like at least. Oh whoa happened. Anti-discrimination protocol step one is been enacted right now. Seems like there might be puto chance. Oh shit in. Which case i don't know which group of fans is initiating the puto chance i'm going to guess that it's probably mexico. Let's see you're winning the concacaf nations league championship in added time because of the puto chant..
Marketplace Tech with Molly Wood
To Solve Big Problems, Sometimes You Need a Contest
"Four years ago today. Charles lindbergh became the first person to fly solo nonstop across the atlantic. One of the reasons was to win. Twenty five thousand dollars in prizemoney. The orteig prize was one of the inspirations for the modern x prize. A competition aimed at solving big problems. The latest one to be announced is sponsored by john. Musk who promised one hundred million dollars for carbon removal technology to combat climate change. Musk's own spacex was likely inspired by the first ever launched in nineteen ninety-six. It offered ten million dollars to build a privately financed reusable spaceship. A new show on sorry is the ceo of the x prize foundation. She says that i prize created an industry. It's they're easy to look at. How many commercial. Space companies existed. How much funding was going to them. You know as an entrepreneur. When i look at it and see how this ten million dollars. broaden hundred million dollars into the teams who competed and then Nine look at the industry that's been created in the level of activity. I think we can Clearly draw a line that will show an exponential growth because of You know just changing the mindset and challenging. What was believed to be possible to this competition. Well it's interesting because ten million dollars of course a lot of money but in terms of seeding an industry it's really not right if you invested ten million dollars with a single company as opposed to planting it as a seed letting all these flowers grow. You wouldn't really have any system absolutely with a competition. You basically don't give the money to anyone until they show you that they have the solution. So you're guaranteed a solution before you spend the money so what better way to really get for you. Want and i think it's a beautiful model of especially when used you have problems that That complex and that innovation has been stagnant and competition can really change the game in those
The Unmistakable Creative Podcast
"ten million dollars" Discussed on The Unmistakable Creative Podcast
"And it related to something triggered something in my mind and sunny saturday which i can't remember but i'm sure they'll remember when we listen to the votes. It's funny because i think ninety percent my writing what i write blog posts are informed by something that somebody said when i was talking s i think that also makes a perfect segue to this idea of patients which i It's funny because i feel that this is something. That's an incredibly short supply in the world that we live in especially when you see title titles like six figures in six months and your people basically look at these coaching programs or online courses and they get upset that they're not getting a result within months. When you realize wait a minute. The person who built this thing has been working on it for years. And i think that the ability to go from idea to execution so rapidly has basically fueled impatience and then you layer this sort of social media Artificially contrived ecosystem with immediate feedback loops and meaningless attention metrics on top of it and what. You get is impatience. I i wonder from one eight with one of the big things that really stood out to me that you said is that on boarding of any new skill takes targeted effort and repetition. The feeling that you finally got it and turned a new habit into second nature as a sign that your brain pathways critical mass. A happy are we developed patients in a world that is moving at breakneck pace encourages to be impatient. Because i think back to something that i heard rob khan said patients impatience with action patients with results. Yeah i mean it's socially relates back to the few expect. Nothing everything comes to you. Which is that you just. Can't you know have desperate impatient needs for everything. Tough and right now i mean i. I'm speaking of someone who's been guilty of being very impatient. The most of my life Announced it was the practice division Ready believes that. That's not the right way to be so i- lanta In my forties until after lots of of research election so well let me start with. Would i want to say those that sixth-biggest home in six months or whatever the people who win the lottery will make you just focused on making a lot of money and make quite quickly. It will just make a lotta that they usually mess it up to be honest so that's one of the reasons that patients is important to ease slowly adjust to a new way being a new life and new amount of wealth. Because if you sunday just got given you know ten million dollars. Most people don't make good decisions without.
ESPN Daily
How Can LeBron and the Lakers Rebound?
"Brian. Thanks for doing this man. I appreciate it no problem so okay. Brian sounds good to me. By the way. I it depends on how close i am to this. Mike pablo you are one son of a gun. We are absolutely using that brian. Windhorst is a senior writer for espn the host of the hoop collective podcast and a native of akron. Ohio who's covered lebron james. Since high school and he gives a good soundcheck so brian. When you watch lebron and the lakers right dow or rather you watch lebron. Watch the lakers. Since he's been on the bench for lake all but two of the last twenty five games. I believe is he feeling and sounding a little existential to you. He's like You know a cpu. that's constantly processing. You know one of the one of the lebron's greatest traits his awareness and the way he can sort of see forward. I mean he had the ability to see the future and evaluate the future and have perspective when he was eighteen in ways that Fifty year olds don't one of the great all-time stories with him with that. Is him turning down a ten million dollar cashier's check to sign with reebok because he knew that the offers were going to get better. He knew the nike hadn't pitched yet and had pitched yet and to be living In this in government assisted housing and being told he could take ten million dollar check with him. That moment you know basically reebok ran a play on him that studios ran on in young musical artists for decades trying to show him a bag full of money and get better long-term deal and now he's got a billion dollar deal with nike.
Trina Talk
"ten million dollars" Discussed on Trina Talk
"That may be intimidated to walk into their doors. That may be just walk into a mall browsing and saying oh. I like that bracelet. That's something i can get. That normally wouldn't do that. Yeah very insightful. During cycle the thing the thing around pop is is is actually pushing out there into so. There's a lot more touch and feel as as far as the consumer's consent believe it or not seventy eight percents of people still want to touch fail and engage with the product before they buy so if you do feel intimidated walking into a tiffany store and you've got a pop-up experience on the mall. Then yeah that's absolutely the right thing to do. 'cause y'all gonna attract consumers that may be wouldn't normally have walking through your door. The other factor to bear in mind of course is that. There's an immense amount of research by the retailer goes into the right environment for them as well so of course from from their perspective you know they have a particular target market and so they know that if they open a store there that the probably gonna do well but if i if they're looking at how to expand our customer base than it's a great way to experiment as i said in in new environments yes. I'm sorry to to connect with the consumer that you might not otherwise connected with so. Yeah yeah because that's the first thing i thought about because you know i like tiffany but that's not a place that i would normally go into but yeah if i were walking the mall and i saw that i wouldn't you know because you feel that. Okay if i walk into a tiffany gotta have like ten million dollars to spend here whereas if you if you're walking the mall okay. I i like that necklace. I can get that necklace. So i'm thinking that's very brilliant if that if that's their underlying reason that's that's a good way to touch the enrich the unreachable absolutely cinema the. Yeah you're absolutely right. The thing to remember also is the the pop-ups don't just actually work in in a retail environment as well so they do work at festivals. They do work film fest. Film film festivals. for instance. or all that were you know. Big events So a and sometimes you'll find that's where the big brands also liked to go because maybe they're sponsoring the event anyway or they have some time with it but also again. You know if it's a film festival for instance. You know that that for you know a week while that film festival is on. There are all sorts of people milling around so again. It's touching consumers that they may not may not have got to previously. Okay and you know with your passion for retail that you have and i see it as you're talking What do you think the evolution of the mall is gonna be.
Beach Talk Radio
"ten million dollars" Discussed on Beach Talk Radio
"Captive santa bell Fort myers were just sitting here. A totally totally you know. Let's throw me off like we have. We have to show on the speakers out and it's the first time we've ever done that. It almost feels like you have an audience. Now like you're talking to people that are listening so it kind of freaked me out that have to be on my best behavior. So what is the the biggest property of ever sold for how much and what was the commission on it. I've been in this for twenty two years. I've done stuff from all that part to ten million dollars the course of my life. No you sold a ten million dollar piece of property. Have you seen bill gates his property. You know they're getting divorced now. Devore's you see the property. They haven't seattle. Were three hundred million dollars. They have it has ten. How do you figure this out. That has ten rooms. Twenty four bathrooms. I mean that would work for me. But i don't understand how you build a house for ten like sleeping rooms at twenty four bathrooms. Well you figure each each bedrooms two bathrooms you have to have a his and hers sweet okay. So all that takes care of twenty of them and then four guest bathrooms for people. That aren't saying god. Okay well there are real estate and chester. So i guess that makes sense. So you're where is your ten million dollar property. That was in southie. Southeastern wisconsin and it was a commercial property wisconsin. Yeah that's where. I'm from originally came here a year ago. I've been selling real estate for twenty two years. I've only been selling real estate here for about five months. Okay so have you sold anything yet here. Oh absolutely yeah house yeah. The market does got a commercial Dealing in commercial the houses tell us about the house. One of the houses That we are actually marketing. Right now is right on. You're going to try and sell it..
Noble Warrior with CK Lin
"ten million dollars" Discussed on Noble Warrior with CK Lin
"To try to figure which won't be completely accurate. But i'm sure it's directionally accurate. I believe i know some of the members of this who are making a quarter million dollars a year And thick can't do it for free because they they've got kids to put through college mortgages to pay. They can't do it for free much. Is that like to so they do need well. I'll tell you what my dream is. They do need a backer. And i think for ten million dollars. We could make an unbelievably huge impact on on human trafficking. And for what would keep it. Be sustainable is when you free says bank account put if it were to stipulated ahead of time. Five percent goes to the the umbrella organization that pays the the experts in this So i think the business model is sound and yet my prayer is that somebody listening to us today. Maybe maybe their head of a large family. Maybe they're maybe they're a corporation that could really really yusup good. Pr gear you listening to me..
Real Monsters
"ten million dollars" Discussed on Real Monsters
"I think so too will definitely let see was an alabama man got ten million dollars after it while his family got ten million dollars after his death being left in a jail. Cell say apparently drugged this poor guy when he was complaining of some issues with his neck dragon from cell to cell. So it's horrible. Yeah basically and then you have the Woman out in california got a bucket of hot. Diarrhea dumped on her head. Yes so was that included inner travel package extra for that. I don't know all california experience. Basically i had to label that one on the page not satire. just so people know it's so hard to tell these days. Yeah i'm not even sure. What exactly would charge that guy with. If it were spit. it could be considered reckless endangerment and assault. Yeah i was just thinking that if he were to spit on an officer they would charge him with assault. So may yeah. It seems things getting third out there in quite a lot of areas and that is really all i had no way of needs for right now so good. 'cause we got plenty to go off of here we do. You definitely do all says in the chat somewhere. I had some legal documents She had a really interesting post on the page about the clatters. Yeah yeah fantasizing going for that to read it. Let's see worked at the garden city telegram newspaper for time and actually lived within sight of the house for a while. So that's pretty interesting because the house out there where the four clutter family members were murdered is still standing. Actually actually built the thing about i. Think eleven year before the the The police department there in garden city has their own article about the this case Yeah i mean they had quite a lot about it and you know it's interesting because there's a lot of artifacts that stretch pretty far out west with it the vegas las vegas. Pd was.
Learn English Podcast - English Danny Channel
"ten million dollars" Discussed on Learn English Podcast - English Danny Channel
"In In one of my jobs overseas I had a friend who was a He was a volunteer worker from pakistan. So i've met some people from pakistan in my travels good to hear from you. Let's see any other good questions or or comments. I'll try to answer answer any good reasonable questions or comments for people where you from. That's always good. I'm from the united states as you know or maybe you don't know this is the first time watching. Maybe you don't know that yet It oh you can. You might have questions about something that i talked about in one of the segments. You can ask me that as well. Some of them might have to look up but others. All i might be able to answer on the fly on the fly. That's another phrase it means to do something On the spur of the moment onto something in the moment While it's happening without any planning or preparation you do it on the fly you would say mesnier already moving. You're already on the go. You're already going on the fly. That's a phrase that i use quite a bit because that's often how i do things when i'm figuring out or workout are they interchangeable interchangeable They're pretty similar in meaning I i would use them. Almost a a interchangeably. Is there a difference. Well is a figure out is Figure out the if there's a difference Figure out suggests that you realized something. I figured it out Maybe it just came to you Or maybe you arrested for a little bit and then in your mind sort of did it work something out or work. It out does suggest that you did some effort so if you work something out. Workout something That that does that usually implies maybe a little more effort. So that's probably the biggest difference So if you can use them but there again there's overlap between them. There's some overlap between them. There's cases where you could use either one and people would understand what you meant But i'm going to work out the problem that means i might have to think about it a bit. I'll figure out the problem means the answer. Might just come to me or it can also mean on my have to work it out. We gotta greetings from jacob in india. Welcome to you too sir Difference between bribe and corruption. Okay so corruption is a state. Corruption is a situation so A bribe is a specific act so and it specifically the act of ongoing to give money To a an official. Let's say it's a government official but it doesn't it's not necessarily always a government official could be business but let's let's let's use a government. I if i get i tell. This government official my company Will provide ten million dollars for your reelection campaign. If you make this law that can benefit us. That's a bribe. And if the and if the if the official accepts that bribe he's engaged in corruption. That's the difference. Okay so the bribe is my offer. There's a quid pro quo. I give this and you give that. That's the bribe corruption when it's accepted corruption is when the bribe has been taken And when there's a when there is a condition which bribes are often accepted we can say that a lot of corruption exists in a certain situation right so place where corruption exists is a place where bribes almost certainly exist.
Conscious Millionaire Show ~ Business Coaching and Mentoring 6 Days a Week
"ten million dollars" Discussed on Conscious Millionaire Show ~ Business Coaching and Mentoring 6 Days a Week
"On television about health for the most part is. Oh you need this pill i've gone on over the last thing you need. Is that pill you might. You might need to eat some more. Natural foods are what those dad's doing. So here's interesting. Hypnotize ads are creating an emotional state. You the state that you now associated with the product so that you'll buy the product because you believe if i have that car that hair that body i'll feel the feeling the commercial is making me feel but the key is it's the feeling always and forever all the greatest masters that have ever existed. They're all teaching the same thing. They're saying fine. That thing in you organize your life to feel the joy the connection the love the piece to harmony. The confidence deploys now. But it's not separate. We were having this conversation. Pre pre show. It's not an either or this is the big mistake of our current culture. Really always we have to polarize. It's not left or right. It's not this or that. it's not them. It's not east or west. it's not. It's actually an understanding of what's prime. What has primacy and the if you get that. What we're really after is a state of being. We have to just get it not the new car. It's not the money. There's nothing wrong with that. that's awesome. I want everybody to have all the wonderful baubles that they want. But if you realize you're not on your way to wealth or harmony or health or piece you're actually coming from it. The sunbeam is on its way to the sun. The branches on its way to the tree. The wave is on its way to the ocean. Life is emergent and so all of that is in us and and when we start from the position. I already have it all. Now whatever's missing is what. I'm not giving what i'm not circulating and so when you understand you have the piece the love the power the abundance and now you can begin to circulate it in whatever way that you can you start to turn on that divine power. Plant opened up the spigot and the law of circulation kicks in and lo and behold creativity innovation inspiration right action emerges and but it's not in order to get joy. Or an order to get fulfillment it's coming from fulfillment instead of fill full mint which is let me put a bunch of stuff to fill up the whole it's fullfillment were coming from being full and so it's not an either or i love goals. I i've got so many goals. And things i wanna do with my life but i found as. I'm sure you have no amount of achieving will ever give you the thing you're actually hungering for. You have to start by feeding the real hunger and then you'll find your busier than ever. You're achieving more than ever in my experience as what it really sounds like is that it's the journey of being versus the journey of doing. Yeah well it's the journey of recognising. You have to start with just again. It's it's just the first of all it's a shift in perspective perception. Which is if you all watching or listening. Get what you're really after is a state of being and we know that because we can. I can say okay. You got call. You just won the lottery. You've won ten million dollars. Suddenly you're ecstatic..
Our Body Politic
"ten million dollars" Discussed on Our Body Politic
"As like markers of what the time period is like an if we don't adequately represent artists of color were not accurately looking at history april. What about you. yeah. I think that is exactly right. I'm not sure that they are as relevant as some people would want them to believe. Would all of us to believe but as of right now you know when we talk about the oscars and the grammys end the emmys. They are still considered the pinnacle in film in music and mtv and so one wants to be recognized and acknowledged by their peers with the most pinnacle award that there is even if it's just something that's going to sit on your shelf and unfortunately may not lead to the opportunities that we would like and casey as you think about the world of entertainment including the world of awards. What are you looking forward to or looking for in terms of the ways that not only the entertainment industry itself but entertainment media makers like you can respond to our times are so i think one of the best places i am. Seeing improvement is like the development of consultation roles. I guess it all someone who covers the industry. I find a lot of value in following groups like color of change which has been doing amazing work analyzing cop shows in crime dramas warp audience perceptions of the justice system. There's this organization called. Hollywood harmful to society provides health science experts to make sure writers are accurately tackling issues like climate change or hiv and aids. And find american which was founded by jose. Antonio argus does a lot of work making sure that immigration story lines on film and television are accurate and human and all of those groups and the experts. That do this consulting. Were in a really do help. Better representation on screen. I would hope in the writer's room to and i think they really show that you don't have to be entrenched in the hollywood system you don't have to be It established writer or an actor to make positive change and get stunning and april wrapping up with you. Any other thoughts on some unsung. Mvp's in the entertainment industry whether it's groups like color of change or you know certainly people like yourself with oscarssowhite but who comes to mind you charles king at macro is doing amazing work And he has just announced that there is that he's been funded to the tune of. I believe ten million dollars. And that money's going to go directly into the communities of marginalized people to make films you know if not at the top of my list is franklin leonard and the blacklist who has been working for years in years to allows three writers to have their work seen and reviewed by others and in fact A film that was previously on. The blacklist is now nominated for an oscar And so you can see the clear trajectory there. You know what. I think we're seeing. Is that again. People are taking the reins in their own hands. Nobody's coming to save us..
Addiction Unlimited Podcast | Alcoholism | 12 Steps | Living Sober | Addiction Treatment
"ten million dollars" Discussed on Addiction Unlimited Podcast | Alcoholism | 12 Steps | Living Sober | Addiction Treatment
"Down three things you want to get done today. I didn't even realize this was down this list. Because i've said it like two hundred times so again being intentional you know i post it. Notes that sit right next to my bed on my bedside table. So that's where i write down my three things. I want to get done that day. Because i have to sometimes do it the night before and i'll put that post it note on my lamp or i'll put it on my phone or i'll put it on my bathroom mirror right so i see those three things so i remember that those are the three things i wanna be focused on but is a great practice. I have to do this to keep me focused. Because you know like i said it's distraction city in my life so write down three things you want to get done today in and keep those close to you and last one number twelve so freaking important. Make the decision that today will be amazing. I really want you to sit with that for a minute. Because i see all these posts everybody uses the word. Hope i hope. I have a better day. I hope this gets better. i hope i don't relapse listen. I hope i win the lottery. Hope is not getting you anywhere. Being intentional with your actions is what will get if i want ten million dollars. It ain't gonna happen in the lottery. It's gonna happen by me being intentional. In how i live my life in the moves i make every day. That's how get there right if you wanna stay sober. Then you get intentional about how you spend your time and what you're doing and where your little feet take you and you get intentional about the activities you partake in to stay sober. You don't hope you take action so make the decision. That today will be amazing. Don't hope for a good day have a good day. Think in your head get intentional. What could i do to make today. Great.
The Ray & Dregs Hockey Podcast
"ten million dollars" Discussed on The Ray & Dregs Hockey Podcast
"You're gonna be in those teams are going to be and so that may be bide some a little time to wait right. Even though the deadlines monday just they have time to wait. They're not gonna fall out of the playoffs. We've talked about the toronto. Blue are several questions about the lease from goaltending to whether we believe they're going to add that tops six forward so i'm not gonna lumping all that because look we know this toronto. There'll be ample reporting on what the leaves are doing For the next several days and of course when we record our emergency podcast. Host deadline will summarize all Employers question from db. I hope db isn't what i think it is a. It's one of my favorite phrases. I'm not gonna say you know there's a little e beggary going on here. Do the owners have a chance. Going forward with to backstrom goaltenders instead of a consistent number. One it's like having rolleston markkanen conklin a whole over again but with no pronger in front to help or bail them out. They haven't had a true number one since sallow so db is not impressed with the goaltending of the edmonton oilers. Well d be. I would say your problems sit there. They sit elsewhere as well. If you're thinking about a a a stanley cup yeah right. So you could pay ten million dollars for carey price. But you're paying twelve and a half for connor mcdavid and you're paying eight and a half for leon draisaitl worth every penny of. That's twenty one million bucks into guys right. Where are you getting a goalie. The one that he's talking about. Yeah where are you getting him. You like i think fans sometimes live in a fantasy world like you can only put eighty one million dollars into an eighty one million dollars cap. I have this free. You can't put five pounds..
Axios Today
'Godzilla vs. Kong' Dominates Box Office
"Combos no one. That's the trailer for the movie. Bringing people back to the theater. Godzilla vs kong is on track to break pandemic box office records this weekend. The monster flick pulled in just under ten million dollars on its opening day and is expected to surpass christopher. Nolan's tenant for the biggest box office take in the past year godzilla vs congress showing it more than three thousand theaters. Nationwide at the same time. It's also streaming on hbo. Max
Black N' Gold Hockey Podcast
"ten million dollars" Discussed on Black N' Gold Hockey Podcast
"Yeah, I know. I'm just trying to think he is he a free agent again this year. He is a free agent. See that's why I have an issue which makes me think that's why he wanted to go to Buffalo and I heard that Buffalo was the only one that was offered a deal which is absolutely crazy, but it could be something into that too. But I heard he went to Buffalo to possibly pad his stats. Like I'm going to probably play really well here and come up in my three agency. It's going to be a good ticket for a possibly a long-term contract. I don't know. I think Taylor Hall's thinking I have to keep stop getting in miserable cities. So he picked Buffalo which is miserable, but I think maybe in his head he bought in also to the possibility of like, okay, so they want to build around Jack. I'd love to play with you. You know what I mean? And not that dude that knows what it's like to be on City team and not be home. Truly live up to what you might have been Taylor Hall's problem is because he's always played on crappy teams. He doesn't have the numbers. The reason he has to Pat his numbers cuz he's never been anywhere. You can be that successful either. I mean you can be a superstar but you can't be your true Superstar self. Not everybody's Connor McDavid who can be a one-man show until he gets a buddy that can do it too. Like, you know, it's a wad carrying a team. It's a lot you see Jack is a good starting to it's a lot of pressure and he's you know, he'll like that but I don't think that anybody I don't think we even thought Buffalo is going to be the dumpster fire they are so now tell you a hall was thinking we'll see how it works out see who they bring in. It's nice play with Jack and hopefully it's a good place. Maybe I can re-sign and say here or whatever and now he's just looking to get out again. That being said Taylor Hall is wasted ten years of his career eleven years of age are now and he needs to understand no one is paying him necessarily the money that he wants so like yeah, I'm not paying you ten million dollars though because you've never been the ten million dollar Players Club. To be your cloud is literally on your name recognition at this point. So like I'll give you a first-round..
The Money Guy Show
How to save a million dollars
"If a twenty year old professional athletes signs a ten million dollar deal right. he's going to get a ten million dollar income deal. How much does that twenty year. Old need to save per month to be a millionaire by the time that they're sixty five so investing because we use that word saving investing interchangeably here. But you're saying even though he signed a ten million dollar contract. How much does he need to invest monthly to reach a million dollars by the time. He's at retirement. So i want you to think about that and then we have sort of a be a second part of the question if a twenty year old college kid not even graduate twenty year. Old college kid wants to be a millionaire by the time they get to age sixty five. How much per month does the twenty year old college kid need to save to be a millionaire about sixty five now. I life advice for the athlete. Probably not how much you just invest. But how much you don't have a lot of. We tell the woeful stories of of athletes that have multiple seven figures or performers who have multiple seven figures and somehow still are penniless at the end of their careers. Will the obvious. Answer when i saw you. Put this in the show notes. I was like. I see what bo's doing here. He's kind of playing the game of. It's all a joke. It's matt is not what your shovel is. It's what you actually end up with. The income is important. But you can do a lot with a little if you actually deploy the your army of dollars into investments and we actually have created some slides on just showing you. How approachable how easy it is to create abundance and wealth for yourself and so what we show. Is that for both of these individuals. Both these twenty year olds all that they would have to save ninety five dollars per month starting at age. Twenty all the way to sixty five to be a millionaire. Well what that means is over. The course of their entire working career they will of only saved about fifty one thousand three hundred
Nickel Package
Did Washington Do Enough to Push Dallas in the NFC?
"Did washington football teams teamers and the giants do enough to push dallas in the nfc. So i left philly out. I don't yeah. I just don't i am found anyone who really thinks they're going to be competitive. I mean let's wait and see got jalen whatever. But that's a team that they're not really fun to talk about. Because their free agency considered like stripping you know but i mean they did sign at harris for like nothing which is probably better sightings but what you have in jalen also you serianni. Yes hundred percent but washington in york both very active and did interesting. Things i think are worth discussing because dallas after the dak prescott deal was finally done. They've kind of made a few moves around the margins adding kia neil. Getting tied as kind of swing. Tackle still have question marks at adra sure and coroner but washington like i think they might have had my favorite free agency or at least the one that i'm most excited to see. I don't know payoff on the field. So just to recap. They signed the aforementioned ryan fitzpatrick one year. Ten million dollars. They tag branch eff. Who's there Pro bowler guard. They signed william jackson from the bengals. Cornerback three years. Forty two million dollars and then added panthers wide receiver. Curtis samuel for three years thirty four point five million dollars so just starting like let's start here. Do you agree with me like do you. Do you like what they did. And do you think it makes them an actual competitor in the division. A really like what. Washington did You know. I think among the guys among the quarterback that they could get because not only were they never in it for russell wilson or or wherever really going to be competitive for shawn watson You had to start looking okay. We'll what's realistic. And it's the ryan fitzpatrick coming off his best his career. It's an andy dalton and whereas that really gonna lead you I think that there was a lot of interest in marcus. Mariota he still is not able to sign with another team because the raiders are still holding him hostage But so. I like the quarterback. Move because you're essentially saying let's build up the team the and let's have the strongest team possible around the quarterback position where we don't sell out just because we have to for that position free agency. Maybe they make a move at the draft for a guy that they have their eye on. Or maybe they just say let's. Let's keep the boat floating this year and let's make our move Next free agency. So i thought that they probably overpaid by million or two on curtis samuel. But they wanted him And and ron rivera really likes them. Obviously william jackson an incredible deal You look around and you need another pass rusher and they can they can probably keep ryan kerrigan as a third down specialist if he comes down off his number end so you know he's he's still doing that. He's gonna get paid a whole lot of money. I'm not sure that that money is really out there especially at this point in free agency so they didn't want to mortgage their future for for quarterback right. Now they wanted to keep the boat afloat. I that and so. I like what they have done. Specially on evens. Then when you consider the the sort of offense and the pre-snap that they can have with all those offensive playmakers. Now that curtis annuals there with terry corn. I really like with done.
The Lawfare Podcast
Nicole Perlroth On The Cyberweapons Arms Race
"Nicole peril roth on the cyber weapons arms race nicole statement at the end of your book which is a pretty serious indictment of the us government. That i think sums up the thesis of the book you say quote the very institutions charged with keeping us safe have opted time and time again to lead us more vulnerable unquote it. You explain with that means and just tell us what the books about shore. So what that means is that. In order to preserve our espionage operations are battlefield preparations in the digital realm. It necessitates these days. This tradeoff that basically entails leaving americans more vulnerable when you find a hole in the system and you decide that you can use that whole to spy on our enemies or drop a cyber weapon on their grid. One day there was no problem with that three or four decades ago when we were all using different systems but these days we all use the same systems. We all use iphones and androids and microsoft windows whether you know it or not and siemens industrial software and schneider. Electric industrial software. Were all using it for our critical infrastructure. So if you find a whole no systems and you decide that you're not going to get it fixed so that you might able to exploit at one day for espionage or surveillance or a gun. Cyberattack you are leaving americans more vulnerable these days and when i wrote that sentence i wasn't even just talking about the nsa or command or or some of our other spy agencies. I was really talking about the entire system. You know microsoft. They've come a long way but it is holes in their products in their technology. That just able this. Latest chinese attack on our systems solar winds that did not catch the fact that the russians were essentially using it software update as a trojan horse to get into our federal. It networks you know. No one is incentivized to seriously look at security. They are incentivized to get their product to market to cut costs to keep shipping and government. They're incentivized to spy on as many people as possible in the name of protecting americans but the problem is we have this moral hazard in this trade off now where it effectively left a lot of americans less safe so that that is the nut of the buck i really wanted to explore. The is incentive structures. I wanted to look at this because from my vantage point. I've been covering nonstop cyber-attacks the new york times and you know ten years ago. When i started. I could cover one attack every week or every other week but steady getting a little bit worse now. They're all happening simultaneously from so many corners of the globe and they are so costly. Not just for american businesses and government. They're costly for hospitals. There was just a a ransomware attack on a hospital that costs the hospital. Ten million dollars and an american cities and towns so remind vantage point things. Were getting a lot worse. And we had no interest in legislating that critical infrastructure operators up their security. We had no interest in exacting penalties for companies. That didn't take their security seriously. So i really just wanted to look at the incentive structures if going to rely on our free market economy to sort of dictate the terms of our security. I wanted to understand what those incentives were and if there was any opportunities to correct
Fred + Angi On Demand
Bears' Super Bowl odds fall after Dalton signing
"The chicago bears have signed quarterback. Andy dalton the deal is for one year ten million dollars plus another three mill incentives. He spent the last season with the cowboys started. The last nine games of the season detect prescott fractured his right ankle. the super bowl odds by the way have gotten worse since they signed him yesterday. The bears odds to win it. All in two thousand twenty one dropped from forty one to fifty to
Quick News Daily Podcast
Inside Biden’s $1.9 Trillion Stimulus Bill
"Start right there with a pass of that. Covid stimulus bill in the senate on saturday night. I do need to preface this by saying it does have to pass the house again because there were some changes made by the senate so it's not passed into law just yet but we'll go for what this bill will include when it goes through the house and i'm going to try my best to sound like i'm not rattling off just a bunch of dollar amounts but there's a danger. It might sound like that but just bear with me. There might be something in there that would be useful for you. Your family someone. So for helping the unemployed it extends that three hundred dollars a week plus the state unemployment end it makes the first ten thousand two hundred dollars of that non taxable for households making less than a hundred and fifty thousand dollars it also fully funds cobra. Health insurance premiums so that employees who have been laid off can remain on their employer plan for free. There's also going to be another round of checks fourteen hundred dollars for a single taxpayer. Twenty eight hundred couples indy. Get fourteen hundred dollars per dependent now the starts to taper off at seventy five thousand for individuals or one hundred and fifty thousand dollars for couples ended completely gets phased out at eighty thousand dollars for a single tax payer and one hundred and sixty thousand dollars for a couple it gives state and local governments three hundred fifty billion dollars to cover expenses related to covid through twenty twenty four gives schools one hundred and thirty billion for k. Through twelve in forty billion dollars for colleges and that's to help them reopen safely so parents can get back to work for businesses. they'll be twenty five billion dollars going to restaurants and bars. This max out at ten million dollars per company in five million dollars per location additionally there will be seven point two five billion for the paycheck protection program once again forty. Six billion dollars will be going to state local and federal governments to help with testing and contact tracing as well as fourteen billion dollars to help speed up. The vaccine distribution for healthcare there will be financial assistance for aca affordable care act premiums and this is just looking to get the number of people covered by insurance to increase into further incentivize. The south to expand medicaid since they're sort of the holdouts town there. The republicans are blocking that there are also increases in tax breaks to parents who have kids up to three thousand dollars per kid if their age six to seventeen and thirty six hundred dollars per kid if they're under six years old and that spread out over the twelve months according to analysis this plus the fourteen hundred dollar check would cut the number of kids in poverty by more than half. In addition there's changes to the earned income tax credit for this year in extends to people without children. And if you're looking for how much that would be for low to moderate income folks. It'll be somewhere between five hundred and forty three dollars in one thousand five hundred and two dollars. Lastly in the rental and homeowner category it gives thirty billion dollars to help low income and unemployed folks afford rent and utilities and at the state level states and tribes get ten billion dollars per homeowners. So all in all. I think thing that really struck me. Was this tweet that i saw saying that. Isn't it kind of crazy. That biden asked for a one point nine trillion dollar stimulus deal and he got a one point nine trillion dollar stimulus deal like i think that makes biden a pretty good politician. One of the main criticisms of obama was at he started out by compromising with republicans and gave them the compromise offer in the first place instead of starting out high. You can't say that for biden so far in this could be a sign of good things to come but like. I said they're hoping that this gets signed into law by the end of the week after the house passes it sometime this week.
My Quest for the Best with Bill Ringle
"ten million dollars" Discussed on My Quest for the Best with Bill Ringle
"That they're that ocean and you know so they struggle in worry about the past and worry about the future and don't enjoy being away in the president and the challenge with that is is. They don't realize that that that universal library that big mind is they're connected to that. They are part of that ocean. They're going to you know literally. The wave rises not separately from the ocean but within the ocean and so if we reconnect ourselves to really who we are all of what we are then we can have anything we want. I mean if you want lots of money that's great that's just gives you choices and a good thing But i mean you know. I have ideas that i you know when i'm working with clients and they can go from ten million dollars a year which i think is a lot of money and make a hundred million dollars a year you know but by do have to qualify that i i i work with billionaires and not infrequently and money is not the end i know you know that i you know when you've got sixteen billion dollars and you're still dealing with issues and money is one of your biggest issues. You know that that's really not the issue so another idea in the book that was if you're tired of sabotaging your life then you knew your old limitations. Can you expand on that please. Are you talked earlier. Is it challenging. May for to watch people for me to watch people's have times their lives and there was a time when it probably was but the truth is i have enough compassion and appreciation and trust that. Everybody's on their journey and doing the best they can but it is quite easy in any conversation to watch somebody and how sabotage their life and even what the source of that sabotages and for me to even see what they would need to do to to release that sabotage. Yeah you know i. I was raised in the north west. They'll give you an analogy north west at least one of the care that do the logging and they'd bring the logs and they just put them in the.
The Indicator from Planet Money
The Biden Relief Bill: Who Gets What
"Okay. Who is getting. What in the biden. Bill perio first up is what most adults in. The country are going to get a one time payment of up to fourteen hundred dollars. This is the single biggest part of the bill. And here's where the bill stands. Now if you made less than seventy five thousand dollars either last year or the year before you will get the full amount fourteen hundred bucks beyond that if you made between five thousand and eighty thousand dollars you get a smaller amount and if you made more than eighty thousand dollars you will not get one of these checks for married couples who file their taxes together. The cutoff for getting a check is a combined. Income of one hundred and sixty thousand dollars in these checks are both the biggest and the most universal part of the bill. The exact amount of money that your household will get does depend on a few things in addition to your income. Like whether you have kids or other dependents but even so roughly eighty to ninety percent of all households in the us are gonna get checks for some amount of money and the hope is that people will spend that money to help boost the economy so next step people who are getting money in the stimulus bill. The unemployed four hundred dollars per week on top of what they would normally get from their state in unemployment benefits when there isn't a pandemic and that extra four hundred dollars. A week will last until nearly the end of august and there's a lot of people still claiming unemployment benefits each week almost nine times as many people as a year ago right before the pandemic started. That's more than nineteen million people claiming those benefits right now and a big part of the reason why there are so many is the government has expanded the range of people who can qualify for these benefits during the pandemic and the reason unemployment benefits matter for the overall economy. Is that the allow people to continue spending money while they are between jobs paying their rent buying groceries buying school supplies for their kids yet without the extra four hundred dollars. Unemployment benefits would only replace less than half of a workers lost income on average but with the extra four hundred dollars from the stimulus bill. These benefits will be replacing more than eighty five percent of the lost income for the average unemployed worker up state and local governments. What they're going to get from the bill so tax revenues for a lot of state and local governments have just deride pandemic and some of them have been forced to cut back on services that they typically provide like garbage collection law enforcement mental health and addiction treatment services and a bunch of others state and local governments have also had to lay off one point three million workers especially a lot of workers in public schools teachers administrators janitors. It's one of the hardest hit sectors of the labor market so this bill provides three hundred and fifty billion dollars for state and local governments. And actually that might end up more money than state and local governments lost during the pandemic three hundred and fifty billion dollars is above the range of estimates for how much money state and local governments will have lost through next year. But it's also true that some states and local governments are in worse shape than others and so one of the big debates in the senate is over just how to allocate this money between different states and cities. And we're gonna pass here for a second because if we stop right here just right now out of the cost of those three things that we have discussed the checks that go out to almost everybody. Stimulus checks the bigger unemployment insurance benefits and the money that goes to state and local governments. That is the biggest part of the bill. Roughly half of it around a trillion dollars is going to go to those three things combined yet and there's all kinds of interesting and important stuff and the rest of the bill to so. Here's a few more that we definitely think are worth mentioning. Starting with what parents are gonna get. Yes so parents are going to get an extra fourteen hundred dollars for each of their children and this includes adult children who parents list as their dependence. Yeah so if you are. A family of four people say to spouses and two kids. The total amount. You're gonna get in those one time. Checks is up to fifty six hundred dollars. But that's not all. The bill also increases the size of the child tax credit for one year. So parents will now be able to offset their tax bills by thirty six hundred dollars for each kid under the age of six the really young ones and by three thousand dollars for other kids who are not yet adults bottom line take that same family of four and let's say both parents make less than seventy five thousand dollars each year and let's say their two kids are very young. They're toddlers that family could get a total of nearly thirteen thousand dollars in checks and tax credits because of this bill. Okay and now. Let's look at what schools are going to get kindergarten to twelfth grade. Schools are gonna get roughly one hundred and thirty billion dollars but maybe what's most interesting is what that money is intended for. Yes so this money is not for textbooks. It is for things that make it easier for schools to reopen and operate during the pandemic. So things like improving ventilation buying more personal protective equipment and even changing the shape of a classroom so that social distancing between students is easier next up. The bill includes tens of billions of dollars for loans and grants to businesses and the industry. That's going to get the single biggest amount in grants. So that's money that does not have to be paid back is bars and restaurants yup bars and restaurants. They can prove they lost money. Last year will be eligible for up to ten million dollars each in grants and the bill has set aside a total of twenty five billion dollars for eateries and watering holes and restaurants. And though that is the most any industry is getting in this bill. Some perspective is important here last year. Bars and restaurants lost about a hundred and forty five billion dollars sales from the year before. It's a twenty percent decline and there are still nearly two and a half million fewer jobs in bars and restaurants than before the pandemic and this year knock on wood will not be as bad because people are getting vaccinated. Covid cases are coming down and more of the country is reopening still. That is a huge hole to dig out of
The B2B Revenue Leadership Show
How This CRO Builds Start-ups with Both Enterprise and High Velocity Sales Teams
"Mark thanks for joining us today. As a way of getting started gives a little. Bit of background on yourself eight brian. Thanks for having me on the program background. I love talking about myself. So you might have to cut me off here I am currently the chief revenue officer very silicon valley like term for a a data company called h. g. data. I live in the san francisco bay area. And i come down to beautiful santa barbara For a couple of days a week which is where we're located and as far as being in sales. What's what's you specialty in. Well there there. Two things that i that i spent with their two type of companies that i've spent most of my career with here for the last decade more turnaround situations where i've been brought into tech companies. That have stalled. Started to flail little bit and on the guy that Gets out the shock. shock pads and tries to rejuvenate an entity. And those are those are fun when when you can do them well and then i've also recently gotten a bit addicted to pre revenue tech startups. These are two or three guys sitting in a basement with a whiteboard. They often don't even have product built yet. They've got an idea they want to disrupt the market. And i'm brought in as the go to market guy like let's figure out what we can monetize how to do it. And then let's get after it get some revenue in the door go gets around funding and then hopefully get it to to be erected or see. Let's let's start with the turnaround. Because that's kind of what i've been dragged into for the last five years. What's your approach on the turnaround. So you going into a place there. Stalled at I don't know what your space made. Five ten million dollars. The investors are anxious. They can't raise another round. What's your approach. Well i think there's there's two frames that i typically look at in one one. I usually do pre engagement to to determine if i'm going to get get involved. Which is what's the external market conditions. you know. I have been lucky enough to work in spaces that are growing so that is just tech in general but more specifically the last couple of years has been serum extended. I did do a stint in healthcare it. That was tacked. But i probably miss read. What's happening with healthcare from the outside. That looks very appealing but internally not so much so the first is the external environment is this arena where entrenched players are have gotten a little bit lazy and buying cycles are such that that new entrance can break in in make a difference so that's the external environment and based on what i've said i've generally focused on environments where i think that they are right once in turtle is often find that that it's just business one one stuff and i have been around long enough you know. I got out of college in ninety one. Next week is my forty th birthday and so i've i've seen business cycles and i been in the bay area over over twenty years so i certainly have seen hype curbs in bubbles and bus and i think that has allowed me to go in and call. I don't know if i if i gave you the longer. Version that if you if you'd have to bleep it. Pc see i've seen when folks are deluding themselves when companies are deluding themselves on either their product market fit or their go to market strategy or the original vision their differentiation of strategy disagreements between senior staff or investors board and staff and usually between those those bullets i just listed. There's two or three major disconnects that when you're living and breathing a startup you just lose perspective and by being the new guy on the block. I can actually call out those things relatively quickly. I'm also an east coast guy so even been california now since ninety three. I tend to be very frank and direct And i think that that candidness allows people to to call out the elephant in the room. That people have been avoiding for some time. I don't know if
Dallas Hoops Fancast - A Podcast for Dallas Mavericks Fans
"ten million dollars" Discussed on Dallas Hoops Fancast - A Podcast for Dallas Mavericks Fans
"Is from ads the k. King the question is thoughts on trade options involving powell and bobin i mean i i would prefer for what you're going to get back for bo bon. You're better off. Just keeping them just for his locker room presence. Yeah his friendship with luca his joy. You wouldn't get anything back for him. That would make it were. Yeah well powell. You want to get rid of at this point because i mean no. I don't mean that a main getting ten million dollars a year the next two years. So you got i will take a second round pick for wipe i would take cash Nothing for i will give you cash to take two white powell. I think for the from the mavericks point of view. Having him in the locker room is worth more than a second round pick. It's worth ten million dollars a year. I mean you wanna talk about him contracts. Yeah because he doesn't ever Yeah you know after the achilles just before the achilleas. I hate how people are putting that anecdote asterik. Before the achilles he was a non player in this league. I was like i feel like now all the dwight powell lovers are just using that as an excuse. It's like this is what he was like before. I mean he can't jump for the. But oh god dad now you know whatever whatever i don't want to bash powell again i. I don't think they would get anything for power. I don't think there's any team out interested in him likewise with on. I think you'd better off just keeping them just for his locker room presence. Yeah i don't think either one of them have value. Okay love to get terry rozier for them. But it's not gonna happen. Um next one is from at direct show ten. The question is how much value in a trade do expiring contracts of james johnson and tim hardaway junior have at the nba trade deadline. I mean depends on the team. I know it's no. It does not what i was gonna say. It kind of depends on the team. That is what their decision is. What their plan is for the future. Is that team. That you're trading them to wanting cass base like new york when you did the whole cap dump for them. Yeah they were wanting to sign max guys. They thought because they were new york. They'd be able to do that. So you would have to find the right scenario. I don't know if tim hardaway like has a lot of value like tim. Hardaway's value is for a contending team. Like he would be the final piece that a contending team like the clippers say for example they just need one more schuler warrior or the warriors. Well they're not really contending. But the top near milwaukee. They need one more shooter you know so those kinds of teams. Yes exactly so they would. They would have a wad value for tim hardaway. But if they could guarantee that they're gonna he's gonna resign. Yeah unless you're going win now mode oh yeah so yeah outside of that. I mean it really just kind of depends on the team that you're dealing with because they may have a lot of value depending on the team or they may not have any value basically. It's really just about the record like a a really bad team. Generally doesn't care about cap space because free agent destination. True like the mavericks young. But i mean yeah if if region destination yeah but for the most part aband- bad team is not going to lure a lot of free agents..
The Spivey Special Podcast
"ten million dollars" Discussed on The Spivey Special Podcast
"Do you pick like a politician. Do you pick like a scientist like neil degrasse tyson. Do you say that you're the leader. What your game plan honor. I'm a little emotional bum. Because you your responses already make me seem super. Lame with my. My immediate thought was well. I don't know how you're going to get him to jesus 'cause that's just where he's already from outer space like i feel like he knows jesus already at this point like i he's already apple will and then my second. My second thought went straight. My dad i know we're getting deep here but that's just right with my mind. Went went straight to pop. State mir leader all right. I'll know where he's ads Somewhere do it. i'm gonna go area fifty one. I feel like they'd know how to handle the situation a lot better than me. So i'm just going to go there. You know just drop them off protests inter people trying to get in be like you kind of like on independence day You know like. I'm carrying across the desert type of thing i think that's my game plan countries alien in the face Carry them in your parachute Him to the scientists. That's where i learn all my alien stuff. I also live in an apartment complex envisioned like the spaceship dropping like in this apartment complex and asking night and slightly backing up as the rest of the complex like walks onto the ship. Yeah i don't know that went kind of crazy metal. Where are you going. I think it goes scientists like neil degrasse tyson. There's some of that actually thought about what they would say to a martian if they had to talk to him. I'm just glad he didn't say sonic would've been so pissed. Want to take them to tom. Brady your is the hamburglar. Dtd you have any questions in euro. Grab bag well. you know. i wasn't quite sure how i wanted to structure this in but we were. We were eating at dinner and we were all talking about money right and we're time money and what it's worth to you so my question is someone comes up to you offers you ten million dollars and says you can take this but you have to.