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Robert Herr
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Just a loudmouth with a podcast. I play way too many video games and have an obsession with heavy metal.
So the lone holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy trial has been doxxed. Pray for his safety.
Hideo Kojima totally parting ways with Sony was not on my list of expectations for 2026. Holy shit.
This whole Jimmy Kimmel/James Talarico situation is fucking ridiculous. Let the man have air time so people can hear the dogshit policy ideas come right out of his mouth. The right is becoming the left so insanely fast, it’s horrifying.
Hard to believe it’s been a year already. RIP Charlie Kirk 🕊️❤️‍🩹🇺🇸 image
The left made a huge miscalculation yesterday. The right had started to splinter. There were deep divides among the base on multiple fronts, and the feeling of unity that we had during the campaign season had dissipated. That is no longer the case. Everyone to the right of center is more united than ever - and angrier than ever. They woke up a sleeping dragon. Buckle up. image
All of the reporting I come across when searching this is from India and never mentions a source for the supposed “US intelligence.” I’m thinking this is propaganda. image
I don’t put bumper stickers on my cars, but if I did….this is the one I’d want 😂 image
You wouldn’t give a schizophrenic a gun. Why would you give someone with gender dysphoria the tools they need to mutilate themselves?
Napster has been shut down for over 20 years, and it’s just been sold for $207 million. New music streaming platform incoming???
Some interesting news in the delivery and fintech space dropped recently. DoorDash has announced a partnership with Klarna, integrating flexible payment options into its platform. According to a Washington Post article, this collaboration will allow DoorDash customers to pay for orders—ranging from groceries to retail items—in full, in four interest-free installments, or deferred to a later date. My question is - WHY? On one hand, this could signal DoorDash doubling down on food delivery accessibility. Klarna’s “buy now, pay later” model, as noted by Fox Business, offers customers flexibility to manage everyday expenses, like takeout or groceries, aligning payments with paychecks. With 63% of the restaurant delivery market share, DoorDash might be aiming to deepen its dominance by making convenience even more attainable for budget-conscious users. On the other hand, this partnership could hint at a broader pivot. DoorDash’s press release emphasizes flexibility across “groceries, big-ticket electronics, home improvement supplies, beauty, and even their DashPass Annual Plan” (USA Today, March 20, 2025). This suggests an ambition to expand beyond food into higher-ticket retail categories—areas where Klarna’s financing model thrives. As consumer spending habits evolve, DoorDash could be positioning itself as a one-stop delivery platform, competing with e-commerce giants. What’s your take? Is this about financing that late-night burrito, or a strategic move into new markets?
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