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  Believer in Christ (@believer32768) reported 17 seconds ago

  @viking_boer Hey if it is not too late, new model vehicles depreciate in value by at least 30% once driven off the car dealer parking lot - so purchasing a used vehicle is sometimes worth it. SO I GOOGLED: AI Mode Conversation You said: new model vehicles depreciate in value by at least 30% once driven off the car dealer parking lot - so purchasing a used vehicle is sometimes worth it. New model vehicles depreciate in value by at least 30% once driven off the car dealer parking lot - so purchasing a used vehicle is sometimes worth it. +6 Driving a new car off the lot triggers an immediate drop in value. While the "30% once driven off the lot" myth is slightly exaggerated, the average new car actually depreciates about 11% instantly, and hits the 20% to 30% mark by the end of the first year.Buying used is widely considered a financially savvy move because the previous owner absorbs that initial, brutal depreciation curve. The average vehicle loses about 40% to 55% of its original value after five years, meaning a gently used, 3-to-4-year-old vehicle offers the "sweet spot". You skip the worst of the value drop but still get a modern car that has years of reliable life left.However, the savings depend heavily on the vehicle's make and model. Reliable economy cars like the Honda Civic or Toyota RAV4 hold their value remarkably well, meaning the savings on a used model might not be as dramatic. On the flip side, luxury vehicles and electric vehicles tend to depreciate much faster, making them incredible bargains when purchased used.If you want to look at specific options, tell me:What makes and models are you interested in?Do you plan to pay cash or finance?I can help you analyze whether the new or used version offers a better return on your investment in your area.Does it really still make financial sense to buy lightly used cars? - Reddit May 6, 2026 — Vehicle Type and Depreciation: The financial advantage of buying new versus used is highly dependent on the car's make and model. Luxury cars, electric vehicles...Reddit I'm a fan of buying used cars with cash. When you buy used, someone ELSE has already taken that depreciation hit. That means, you get a reliable vehicle at a fraction of the cost. Unless you have a net worth of a million dollars or more, buy used cars only. If you have a net worth of over a million dollars, buying a new car becomes acceptable, because at that point, your wealth can absorb the depreciation hit without it doing any real damage to your financial position.Jun 24, 2026 — Some say that buying a used car is a good option because it can save you money over time: * **Depreciation** New cars lose value quickly, with 20% of their valu...Facebook How to Beat Car Depreciation - Kelley Blue Book Jul 24, 2025 — Like other goods that become worn down through regular use, a car loses some of its value each year through the everyday wear and tear of aging. This loss in va...Kelley Blue Book Why Does a New Car Lose Value After It's Driven off the Lot?Mar 11, 2020 — A new car depreciates or loses value almost immediately after you drive it off a dealer's lot. As a quick rule of thumb, a car will lose between 15% and 20% of ...CarsDirect We Explain Used Vehicle Depreciation Ahead of Buying a CarDec 30, 2024 — Here are some general guidelines for how much a vehicle depreciates: * **First year** The average new vehicle loses 20% of its value. * **Five years** The avera...Thompson Sales Company Understanding Car Depreciation | AutoNation USA Age: The older the car, the lower the value - even if it's in great shape. Mileage: More miles usually mean more wear and tear, which lowers the value. Conditio...AutoNation USA Personal preference is a huge factor when buying a new vehicle, but resale ...Jul 6, 2026 — The moment you drive a Brand-New car off the lot, it loses around 10–15% of its value. Within the first year, depreciation can hit 20–30%, and ...Facebook

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  𝔩𝔞𝔫𝔃𝔬𝔰 ✠ (@lanzoseth) reported 3 minutes ago

  @wiggercult @131pepe69 i would say it's unlikely just based off what has happened to every runner this year but at least it's not a news based coin and there is some culture component to it but yeah the problem is that it's a wallstreetbets meme and 95% of its holders probably don't even have a Reddit account

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  Barstools and Armchairs (@BarstoolsAndArm) reported 5 minutes ago

  @e0syn Reddit tier take. And I mean that literally. This is what Reddit did and it backfired. Shutting down gathering spots for "toxicity" has proven in the past to do nothing to stop the social rot but instead forces it to scatter into new areas. Silencing Kiwifarms is actually bad

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  🎸 Matt 🎸 (@ChristandGuitar) reported 5 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies Issues with the Orthodox church aside, Reddit is atheist-coded, so don't expect to get positive suggestions from the algorithm.

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  anna ᵕ̈ (@deredereder3) reported 9 minutes ago

  @eimasaluvr apparently there’s a reddit thread about how to do that? idk i created my account in 2024 with the old system so i never had a problem using my regular number. but yeah, all other sites i use my regular number for sign up and the forwarder’s number for shipping

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  patheticgirl22 🇵🇸 (@lestatsbian) reported 11 minutes ago

  @Fortnitecumjar @JustinGoodnight @fortnitejarcum anyway, after consulting the university of reddit it’s apparently a problem with minor wifi technologies and if you change a few settings on your router it’s kinda better

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  iren ⁷ ♱ (@iireen33) reported 17 minutes ago

  @prettykoo3 @indigo_knj there’s nothing to be done love !! when you’re a big name you’ll just have snarl place. reddit doesn’t give a ****, don’t you see all those disgusting gore videos that never get taken down ? let them be miserable, bts keep thriving !! 🫶🏽🫶🏽

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  Chaminda Delpagodage (@chams_builds) reported 19 minutes ago

  @sir4K_zen do people complain about their tools/problems on x though? I see that on Reddit of course.

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  Abass Cheikh (@AbassSahrawi) reported 20 minutes ago

  if allbirds hired me to get them recommended by ChatGPT, here's the exact playbook i'd run. this is the process i used to get a brand ranked #1 in ChatGPT recommendations in 28 days. step 1: audit the prompts buyers type into ChatGPT not keyword research. prompt research. → "best sustainable running shoes under $150" → "allbirds vs on cloud vs hoka for everyday wear" → "most comfortable wool sneakers for travel" your future customers are asking an LLM instead of google. step 2: map every source ChatGPT cites for those prompts i did this for a product category last year. mapped 67 sources the model pulled from. a reddit thread with 12 upvotes was outranking a DA-85 brand. ChatGPT doesn't care about domain authority. it cares about specificity and whether the content actually answers the question. step 3: earn placements on those pages most "AEO agencies" optimize your site and hope the model notices. the real play is getting your brand mentioned on the pages the model already trusts. reddit threads, niche review sites, comparison articles. for allbirds: → seed honest reviews on running and travel subreddits buyers actually read → earn mentions in "best sustainable shoes" roundups ChatGPT already cites → create comparison content on their own site matching the exact prompt structure step 4: fix on-site content so LLMs can parse it allbirds has beautiful product pages. terrible for AI readability. the specs aren't structured, buyer questions go unanswered, and there's zero comparison data for the prompts people actually type. add FAQ sections that mirror the prompts from step 1. word for word. LLMs are literal. step 5: measure what matters track how often your brand appears in ChatGPT responses for your top 20 buyer prompts. weekly. that's the only metric. allbirds has a massive brand, declining DTC traffic, and zero AI search strategy. every week they wait, a smaller competitor with better content structure takes their spot in the answer. if your brand should be showing up in AI answers and it's not, DMs are open.

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  Übermensch🍁 (@Ubermensch_male) reported 21 minutes ago

  This engagement slop account and its followers are the epitome of low IQ. He literally started with copy pasting content from reddit and complaining about sewage, road problem. Now apparently he has risen so high in the hierarchy that he has internal sources in the BJP.

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  Jason Locasale (@LocasaleLab) reported 24 minutes ago

  When I decided to speak publicly about my experiences and the broader problems inside universities and science, I knew public attacks would follow. What remains less clear is the best strategy for addressing them. Substantive disagreement is usually worth answering. Outright defamation involving fabricated facts should also warrant a response, particularly when the person is identifiable and affiliated with an institution. Personal insults and generic smears are usually not worth acknowledging, unless the exchange has some entertainment value and can be treated like professional wrestling. The hardest category is anonymous trolling that spreads unfounded rumors. These accounts often take some fragment of reality, remove the context, twist it into the most damaging interpretation, and circulate it through places like reddit and bluesky. Responding amplifies the smear and gives the troll a legitimacy. Ignoring it can allow the fabrication to spread uncontested. I am still trying to understand the right approach to that last category. Comments and suggestions are welcome.

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  layomi 🤎 (@westsideyonce) reported 27 minutes ago

  @WifiBish literally look up “suspended for inauthentic behaviour” on reddit you’ll see HUNDREDS of people who’ve had similar issues

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  alana(ca sawyer) (@paciorettys) reported 29 minutes ago

  i complained about this in a reddit convo i was having and someone tried to argue that drivers use waze to avoid traffic? even after i'd given multiple examples of drivers not understanding me saying "just turn on broadway instead" it's such a problem i hate it

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  Dissidence (@FTLOTG99) reported 30 minutes ago

  I’ve not been able to scroll on here lately idk why that is, I’m missing out though I know that. Also DMs. I deleted my tik tok and my Reddit and chat GPT accounts. YouTube slop is still a problem but that’s been a problem since forever man.

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  PaperDegen (@PaperDegenX) reported 31 minutes ago

  My account was hit by a ghost ban and reply deboosting! After 5 days of testing, research, and a manual review, I finally figured out what had happened. Here’s the full story 🧵👇 About 5 days ago my account suddenly lost most of its visibility. The weird part is that it started shortly after I shared a link to one of my own posts in a few related conversations. At first I thought it was bad luck, but then I noticed: - People couldn’t see my replies anymore, even the post authors - Notifications from my replies weren’t reaching anyone - My impressions fell off a cliff So I started digging. I ran every visibility test I could find: I asked several AI models, including Grok, which suggested stopping all posting, replying, and link sharing for 48–72 hours. I then searched Reddit, old X threads, YouTube, and more, spending hours trying to figure out if I had broken my account. Everyone had theories but no real answers, so I contacted Premium Support. They were polite but couldn’t help much, as they lack access to ranking systems or visibility tools and could only point to public guidelines. There wasn’t even a proper support category for the issue. Today I suddenly received a notification that my account had been flagged for platform manipulation or spam. I immediately requested a review. A few hours later, the restriction was removed. X apologized for the mistaken flag, and everything returned to normal: replies became visible, notifications started working, and reach came back. I’m not complaining about X, automated systems make mistakes. I’m sharing this because during those five days I couldn’t find any complete thread explaining the full process, only guesses. Hopefully this helps the next person in the same situation. Has anyone else experienced something similar? I’d like to compare notes.