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Travis - The Junk Guy retweeted
🚨 BREAKING: President Trump just CHECKMATED Democrats in the House chamber
He asked members of Congress to STAND UP if they believe it's the duty of the US government to protect American citizens over illegals...
AND PRACTICALLY ALL DEMOCRATS STAYED SITTING
"You should be ASHAMED of yourselves by sitting down!"
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
This is footage from President Trump's State of the Union address in February 2026.
apnews.com/article/trump-…
youtube.com/watch?v=wncK94…
An old customer left us, a one-star Google review. When I called, he said he did it by mistake. He couldn’t figure out how to change it. I drove all the way to his house to change it for him. That’s what being a small business owner is all about.
My dad gets on me every week about funding my kid's 529.
The man never opened a single account for us growing up.
Am I taking crazy pills or do boomers just have amnesia?
If you pay your bills from starting your own business be proud. You are part of a very small percentage of people.
Don’t get lost in all the social media bullshit that your business isn’t good enough.
Even at 250k a year that isn’t going to cut it. At least not on Long Island.
People call junk removal "unskilled labor" until they're standing in a hoarder house with 40 years of someone's life stacked to the ceiling.
It's sales, logistics, labor management, and customer psychology.
Everything seems easy till you have to do it.
A customer trying to cancel isn't a no. It's a conversation.
Had one try to back out today. Didn't just say "no problem." Asked the tough questions, did everything in my power to keep it, and saved a $1,600 job.
Hustle wins. Don't be scared to fight for the work.
We just got our first call from “Google AI” for a potential customer.
Now we don’t get to sell and close the customer
“Houston we have a problem” 👀
It blows my mind that waiters collect 20% of a bill, which is the gross sales of a restaurant. While the owner makes 10-20% profit with all the risk, hard work, and stress. This just isn’t right.
Make it make sense.
Always amazes me how many of my guys Uber Eats every meal. $30 lunch, 5 days a week = $600 a month.
That's a truck payment.
Convenience is the most expensive habit most people have, and they don't even notice they're paying for it.
Every fall it's the same thing — everybody suddenly wants a 'deal.' Funny how nobody negotiates the price of gas, but junk removal? Everyone's got a counteroffer.