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Within one hour of landing in Pennsylvania, my coworker Uchiyama was asked the question that decides your whole future there. "Wawa or Sheetz?" He did not know either word. He assumed it was how people say hello here. He said, "Thank you." LINE, first week: "They are gas stations. Also restaurants. Also a religion. The east side of the state is Wawa. The west side is Sheetz. The center is a battlefield." LINE, second week: "A man at work said his parents had a mixed marriage. I said that is beautiful. He said, 'Wawa and Sheetz.' He was not smiling." We had this in Japan once. More than eight hundred years ago. The Genji flew white flags. The Heike flew red flags. They fought for five years, and it ended in the sea. Pennsylvania has the same thing. With hoagies. Uchiyama, being Japanese, tried to stay neutral. He bought his morning coffee at both. On alternating days. He kept the receipts. Both sides found out. Then, one night in October, his rental car died at 1 a.m. on a dark road in central Pennsylvania. Right in the war zone. The first car to stop had a Wawa travel mug in the cup holder. The second had a Sheetz sticker on the bumper. Two strangers. Enemies since birth. They spent forty minutes in the cold, arguing about hoagies and jumping his battery. Then one of them trailed him to the highway to make sure the car held. Before they left, the Wawa man shook the Sheetz man's hand. "Good man." "You too, buddy." LINE, 2:14 a.m.: "I understand now. It is a war. But it is a war between brothers." He has picked a side now. He asked me not to tell you which one. For his safety.
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With Democrats in control, the new Congress will likely push back against Musk’s SpaceX and Trump’s Golden Dome missile shield.
With their sights set on a deep playoff run, the Minnesota Vikings swung a deadline deal for their former quarterback Kirk Cousins, who they hope can rescue their passing game. 🏈
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With $2.51 million in total notional exposure fueled by heavy leverage, she's walking a very fine line. Commentators point out that just a 2% move against her position could wipe everything out, triggering liquidation and costing her the grand prize. Try trading on @phantom 👉 · use code “phantom” for 10% off fees @solana #phantom# #solana# #frontiertraders# #trading# NFA · DYOR
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With the @runwayml plugin in Codex and ChatGPT, you can see how a character from your prototype moves, try a different opening shot for a trailer, or turn a product photo into a video ad. Anthony Maggio shares how Runway’s marketing team is using ChatGPT Image to produce more assets each week.
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With core CPI inflation rising 0.3% in October for a third straight month, the Federal Reserve may have to raise interest rates by 50 basis points at its December policy meeting — more than most economists expected. Howard Schneider has more
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With core CPI inflation rising 0.3% in October for a third straight month, the Federal Reserve may have to raise interest rates by 50 basis points at its December policy meeting — more than most economists expected. Howard Schneider has more
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With Man of Tomorrow due out next summer, James Gunn was reportedly in the middle of writing a third Superman movie, and planned to release a new Superman movie every two years before potentially evolving Superman into a Justice League franchise.
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With data center fatigue and growing concerns threatening to undo recent gains, JD Gardner from Aptus Capital Advisors says that option-based ETFs could offer a compelling solution — helping cushion the downside while protecting purchasing power
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With a sharp recent sell-off in European government bonds, Alun John explains how hedge funds' growing role is making a systemically important market more vulnerable