Anyone having trouble with X today?

Learn & Earn What is your approach to getting outside when the weather is cold and uninviting?

How do you feel about trying a new kind of food you know nothing about?

independent nonpartisan analyses conclude that the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" (OBBBA) disproportionately benefits wealthy households and large corporations through tax provisions. Enacted in July 2025, the law represents a massive restructuring of federal tax code and social safety programs. [1, 2, 3, 4] How the tax benefits break down across different income levels: 💎 Wealthy Households and Corporations (The Primary Beneficiaries) •The Lion's Share: The Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy (ITEP) estimated that nearly three-quarters (75%) of the total tax cuts will flow to the top 20% of earners. Over 20% of the entire package's value goes strictly to the top 1%. [1] •Permanence for High Earners: The bill permanently locks in the top individual marginal tax rate at 37% (preventing it from reverting to nearly 40%). [1, 2] •Wealth Protection: It doubles down on the estate tax, raising the exemption limit significantly to $15 million for individuals ($30 million for married couples), protecting massive family fortunes from federal taxation. [1] •Business Write-offs: It permanently reinstates 100% bonus depreciation. This allows corporations and wealthy individuals to immediately write off the entire purchase price of heavy physical assets (such as machinery, corporate yachts, and private jets) in a single tax year. [1, 2] 🚗 Middle and Lower-Income Earners (Mixed Impact and Program Cuts) •Tax Cut Provisions: The bill does contain tax relief marketed at working families, including lower tax brackets, an expanded standard deduction, and temporary tax exemptions on tipped income and overtime pay (up to $25,000 each) through 2028. It also slightly raised the Child Tax Credit to $2,200.[1, 2] •The "Net Income" Deficit: While lower-income earners technically receive a small tax reduction, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) reported that their overall net resources decrease. This is because the bill pays for the tax cuts by slashing over $1 trillion from the social safety net, including a 12% cut to Medicaid and severe restrictions on SNAP (food stamps). [1, 2, 3, 4] •The CBO's Verdict: The CBO projects that households in the bottom 10% will lose an average of $1,200 annually due to healthcare and food assistance cuts, while the richest 10% will see their resources increase by an average of $13,600 from the tax code adjustments.

The richest man in the world saving pennies. On the back of the creators . More trillion dollar companies than ever before.Greed at its best. He can’t find a ride to Mars 😝 😝 😝 😝

What is your preferred kind of reading material for a quiet autumn evening?

When the group chat wants you to set boundaries with your boyfriend, and you say just give him a chance, he’s a good guy. True of false?

What do you find most satisfying about a well-stocked kitchen as the weather cools?

Which of these best describes how you feel about shorter days as the season changes?

I ordered a delivery for some groceries from Walmart and they just threw them off at the door and somebody stole them. What the heck . 😡

What is something from the way homes were set up in the past that you find genuinely appealing?

Had to take all the drywall out of my utility room. Now I’m letting everything dry out since I got rid of all the mole.. how do you think it looks?

What is your approach to preparing for a colder season before it fully arrives?

Listen to the business channel today all I was hearing about is AIAIAI it’s the only thing that holding the economy up. The housing stocks are In a bear market utilities stocks are in a bear market. The consumer stocks are in a bear market but AIAIAIAI. The bubble may bust

IDK but he gave me that look when I could not stop for him to use the restroom 😝

My burno chilling 😝 ❤️

I’d be beginning to think the college football is rigged. Because the referees seem to be blind or paid off I don’t know it looks suspicious to be.. anyone else feel that way

I had tacos for dinner.

Honestly, it’s now a good time to buy a home. I’ll see one I like.. but I don’t know. Does anyone think the prices will go down?