Zach @hellozach_

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Zach @hellozach_

10 months ago

This take from the @PirateWires Daily 👇

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Zach @hellozach_

a year ago

@Dave2D what’s up with the comments on your videos being disabled?

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Sony Pictures Animation @SonyAnimation

6 years ago

Postcard from Chicken Joe 🤙

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💛Giveaway In honor of #Lorcana Chapter 1 and all the incredible support everyone has shown me, I AM GIVING AWAY MY ENTIRE DECK! Let’s continue to grow the BEST TCG community with kindness to everyone! To Enter 1) Like and RT this tweet 2) Be following me Drawing Friday!

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Trung Phan @TrungTPhan

3 years ago

The Uncrustables brand is somehow headed for $1B in annual sales and its timeline is wild: ▫️1995: Two dads in North Dakota invent frozen crustless PB&J sandwiches and sell them to the local school district ▫️1998: Acquired by Smuckers for $1m ▫️1999: A US patent is issued for a “sealed crustless sandwhich” ▫️2004: Sales hit ~$30m ▫️2008: US Patent Office rescinds the patent for a “sealed crustless sandwhich” ▫️2021: Smuckers invests $1.1B to build a plant in Alabama ▫️2022: Sales hit $500m+ and the brand launches meat, cheese and taco versions ▫️2023: Smuckers plans to put real marketing push behind brand to get to $1B (previously was word-of-mouth because it didn’t have factories to meet demand)

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Palmer Luckey @PalmerLuckey

3 years ago

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optimum @OptimumTechYT

3 years ago

probably my best video so far 🫡 youtu.be/cehXZftIYok

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gaut @0xgaut

3 years ago

insane how much things can change in a few years

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Zach @hellozach_

3 years ago

@DrChrisNicholas I guess a better way to phrase it would be... If you had to start again from nothing, where would you start?

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Zach @hellozach_

3 years ago

@DrChrisNicholas love your content! Do you have any recommended resources for building a drone with no experience?

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Zach @hellozach_

3 years ago

@joshmillgate Thank you!

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Zach @hellozach_

3 years ago

@joshmillgate Oh wow! That'd be awesome!

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Zach @hellozach_

3 years ago

@joshmillgate love this template! grid.super.site Any chance it will be getting a light/dark theme button?

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Trung Phan @TrungTPhan

3 years ago

The Costco hot dog combo is a legendary meme. But how does it still only cost $1.50? Introduced in 1985, the price of that combo should be ~$4.20 if adjusted for inflation. Thankfully, the $216B warehouse retailer has done everything in its power to keep the price down. And Costco sells A LOT of them: 130m+ hot dogs a year (more than all MLB teams combined). Many believe the $1.50 combo is a “loss-leader” for Costco, but this is incorrect. In a 2009 interview, Costco co-founder and former CEO Jim Sinegal told the Seattle Times that Costco doesn’t “engage in loss leaders” and “the only time we sell below cost is when we’ve made a mistake and have to mark it down”. However, the retailer does cap its margin at 14% and drives many products to near break-even. Here’s how Costco has managed to keep the cost of the inconic hot dog combo at $1.50: 1️⃣It dropped leading hot dog suppliers like Hebrew National and Nathan’s because they wouldn’t lower prices 2️⃣In 2009, Costco built its own hot dog manufacturing plant in LA (and has a second one in Chicago) 3️⃣ It got better pricing on buns, ketchup and mustard 4️⃣ It removed onions and sauerkrauts as free condiments 5️⃣ It dropped Polish sausages 6️⃣ The pop that came with the combo was swapped from a can to refillable fountain soda Costco’s effort to keep hot dog prices low is also the source material for the greatest quote in business history. In 2018, the current Costco CEO Craig Jelinek was recounting a conversation he had with Sinegal, who he just replaced as CEO. Jelinek told Sinegal he wanted to raise the price of the $1.50 hot dog and pop combo. Sinegal shot back, “If you raise the [price of the] f**ing hot dog, I will kill you. Figure it out.” Costco has figured it out and, in September 2022, the company’s CFO Richard Galanti confirmed that the hot dog combo would remain at $1.50 despite rising inflation. “There are some businesses that are doing well with margin like gas business on a smaller way -- in the travel business,” said Galanti. “Those things help us be more aggressive in other areas, or as you mentioned, hold the price on the hot dog and the soda a little longer, forever.” Forever sounds about right.

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DuckDuckGo @DuckDuckGo

4 years ago

Google's privacy settings cannot be trusted. They're settling a lawsuit over allegations of misleading users, secretly recording their movements even after location tracking had been turned off, and offering that data to marketers to sell advertisements. npr.org/2022/11/14/113…