Could 1 of my 80,000+ followers be so kind as to post logistics.viahart.com to a relevant subreddit? It’s just the beginning, but the service is already game-changing in that it: 1. requires no back and forth emails with broker 2. lets you get pricing instantly without email or phone call 3. Has price match guarantee 4. 10% off for late shipments 5. Includes delivery to your door Thank you 🙏

Amazon is the best place to make contribution profit in e-commerce. It’s not a hot take. The numbers show it.

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UPDATE: Alonzo Mabry is dead. In March, the 62-year-old was using a computer at Austin's Central Library when the man next to him, Daniel Vasquez, stood up, hit him in the head, and stomped on his skull while he lay unconscious. Then Vasquez went back to his computer. Mabry died in hospice and Vasquez was charged with murder last week. Before the library, Vasquez had punched a CapMetro bus driver in the mouth. That was dismissed by prosecutors. He also punched a mother in the face in front of her 11-year-old son, then punched the woman who tried to stop him. Those were also dismissed. DA Jose Garza's office sent him to a six-month rehab program instead. He finished in June 2025 and every charge was wiped and he went back to the street.

UPDATE: Alonzo Mabry is dead. In March, the 62-year-old was using a computer at Austin's Central Library when the man next to him, Daniel Vasquez, stood up, hit him in the head, and stomped on his skull while he lay unconscious. Then Vasquez went back to his computer. Mabry died in hospice and Vasquez was charged with murder last week. Before the library, Vasquez had punched a CapMetro bus driver in the mouth. That was dismissed by prosecutors. He also punched a mother in the face in front of her 11-year-old son, then punched the woman who tried to stop him. Those were also dismissed. DA Jose Garza's office sent him to a six-month rehab program instead. He finished in June 2025 and every charge was wiped and he went back to the street.

A video clip of NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte attempting to vote has gone viral in the European segment of social media, coinciding with his recent public statements.

The court asked defendants to pay $22k almost a year ago. The Court asked them again, a second time, about a month ago. Based Sol ignored the Court. What do we think is going to happen now? A. Nothing because nothing sticks to Sol B. Sol files for bankruptcy (3rd time) C. Judge does something to end litigation in year 9 The 3rd trial is scheduled February 16th and I have a very bad feeling in my gut as I write this...

It's looking like they're not going to post the video for $1000. Why might that be? I asked them to take a simple video of their operation showing 1) them making the sweaters 2) the machine that makes them and where its from 3) the boxes that hold the cotton they use the make the sweaters And I offered to pay them $1000 Why wouldn't you show that? @JoshuaSteinman @DenverRayburn @fw_automation You have a factory. You say it's profitable. You seem to have sold a bunch! Why wouldn't you just take a simple video? Some reasons why: 1. It's not an American made machine. Making knit sweaters with machines like that is old technology and it's not US. It's German, Japanese, or Chinese today. Same technology to make socks by the way, nothing new. 2. If the cotton is American (as they imply with their patriotic cotton-picker with an american flag on it), it probably wasn't made into cotton yarn in the USA 3. They're not in operation despite their claim being "Software orchestrated apparel production and fulfillment. Domestic, reliable, built for speed and scale." And why aren't they in operation despite it being "profitable" to make a 100% cotton 2XL knit sweater in high rent, high electricity cost, high labor Los Angeles? Because it's not profitable. To make a sweater like this is extremely expensive in Los Angeles: 1. Get the materials 2. Pay expensive exposed brick wall rent 3. Pay for electricity 4. Amortize the costs of the machines 5. Pay for people to manage and watch the machines 6. Sew the tags on 7. Finish the sweaters 8. Do quality control 9. Package them 10. Ship them out It's a lot of work as anyone who has actually done it knows. They say they have 8 employees on their $6.5 million dollar seed round. Founder formerly worked for Lazard. He's hiring a chief of staff. To pay these people is not cheap. Hard to make money with a $16 sweater on old technology in a high cost location with lots of employees. When you raise $6.5 million with an actual "manifesto" for "Automated Apparel Manufacturing in America" you're kind of in a bind when your process is old technology and not that automated. So maybe that's why they can't share the video. These guys were rapid fire with the replies until I asked them to show a video for $1000. Since, they've gone quiet. I don't know though. Just post the video guys! Collect the $1000. I have nothing more to say about this until I get the video. People have and will attack me for being a "sinophile", for "making cheap plastic toys", for being against American "reindustrialization". It's pathetic. The facts are I have 4 US employees, I buy American made products all the time, I've done manufacturing in the United States myself, and I've done a lot of construction in the US too. I create jobs, help the economy, an educate the next generation. I do this with a team, who I'm proud to work with. I hope they're still proud to work with me despite my tendency to get baited into the occasional Twitter fight... When the current White House administration came in, I even tried to join it. I reached out to 3 different connected people and provided my resume. They weren't interested. So, go ahead, attack me. The truth is American industrial policy is bad. It's a mix of incompetence and, possibly, corruption. And the startups serving it, many of them are vaporware. Not software, not real hardware, but vaporware, stuff that is fake. Show us the video! I have nothing more to say here. Thank you.

Howdy neighbor, @JeffBezos Great minds think alike!

I will not be changing my PR timeline for the made in China plastic circles guy or one thousand dollars 😂

I don’t think this is quite true. Can you post a 1 hour long continuously video of you restoring a typewriter? Sounds like a lot but isn’t if you truly enjoy doing this. Must take a few hours to do this properly.

🇮🇷 Iran/Persia's territorial losses since the 19th century.

The President of Cameroon, 93-year-old Paul Biya, only occasionally visits Cameroon! In general, he lives in Europe. He can now barely walk! Here he is in his hometown of Geneva, Switzerland.

The new Yalu River Bridge connecting China's Dandong with the DPRK's Sinuiju that just opened 4 days ago