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Golden Liquors, across from the Coors brewery, is rebranding as an agave spirits focused shop with plans for tastings, dinners, etc in addition to retail bottles for sale. Westword Article here

Let’s take a moment and come together as a community of trusted and well-guarded buyers and sellers here on Reddit, and agree that the shit show over at RepFashionBST has now started to taint our ecosystem on our end. Yes, it was a very neat try at reviving the BST essence when we all banded together to close it while we sorted out issues with other subs being canned repwatchbstrepladiesbst*
We are also now including the subreddit RepSneakersBST
Places you are able to crosspost or have activity on is on REPSNEAKERBST , QualityRepsBST
As of 8/29/2022 we will now Strictly Enforce a ban on Cross-Posting to that specific subreddit. What does that mean?
If you get scammed and come to us and we find out you crossposted, you will be banned for 30 days effective immediately.
If we take a glance at your post in our queue and take a look at your recent history and see you posted in the other sub you will be Temp Banned for 7 days for the first offense. 30 days for the second offense. After that, it will be a Permanent Ban unless we believe it's an issue already we have the right to completely ban without first offenses etc.
If your account is mentioned in our mod mail and we see a history of buying and selling on that sub you will be banned according to the new system explained ⬆️
Now that that’s clear go ahead and deter people from using that sub. It was never affiliated with us and it will never be, try and direct all traffic this way to help people stay safe.
Side Note If your post has been removed it was put into the moderator queue to be approved, it doesn’t mean it was removed entirely we have mod messages that explain why your post was removed.
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I don't know how long it will take for lab grown meat to be a mainstream consumer product, but I do believe it will happen.
This post is about how I am currently positioning myself for that future, given the lack of public equity options currently available.
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For those who aren't familiar with the topic, lab grown meat is created through a biotech process called cellular agriculture. As an example, rather than raising a cow for 2 years just to slaughter an butcher it, the meat can be made by taking a cell biopsy from the cow, and then having those cells proliferate in a controlled environment. The result is the same protein and meat structure, but much quicker, and without the environmental, ethical, and time costs.
The main problem currently is that this process is still more expensive than farming a cow.
But a lot is happening to change this, and bring more capital in to the space to scale the production and make the process feasible.

• Bill Gates, Richard Branson and Jeff Bezos have all invested in Lab Grown Meat companies
• McKinsey published a research report on the sector, anticipating a $25 billion industry by 2030
• In November, the FDA granted its first safety approval for lab grown chicken
• Just 10 days ago, the FDA granted their second approval for lab grown chicken, further setting the precedent of safety for human consumption
• Lab grown meat has been consumed in Singapore, the only country in the world it is currently regulated for sale, since 2020.
• Traditional meat companies Tyson Foods, Cargill, and Archer Daniels Midland have all made investments in cellular agriculture companies

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The benefits of lab grown meat are clear to me, and I do believe the scaling issue will be solved, enabling significant revenues.
As an investor that doesn't have ties to silicon valley or the Asia Pacific foodtech startup scene, my options are limited to what is currently available on public markets in North America.
Even though there are over 100 private companies that are well know in the cellular agriculture industry, there are, by my count, only 3 publicly traded companies in North America.
Each company has a unique business model. I won't try to adequately explain them all here, but will link the sites so you can DYOR.

1. Agronomics: primary listing is in London, but they do have a US listing (AGNMF) and trade at a $153 million valuation. As a simplified description, they act as a publicly traded cellular agriculture fund, and hold equity in many different companies in the space. Shareholders of Agronomics are benefactors of Agronomics' DD expertise and portfolio appreciation.
2. CULT Food Science: primary listing in Canada (CULT) and also trades in the US (CULTF). Similar to Agronomics, CULT also has a portfolio of private cellular agriculture companies. Where they differentiate, is that they have publicly announced their ambitions to work with these portfolio companies to develop consumer products in a venture studio model, and have acquired product formulations such as Because Animals, a pet food line that is well known in alternative protein circles. The company is currently trading at a $12.5 million valuation.
3. Steakholder Foods: listed on Nasdaq (STKH). Unlike Agronomics and CULT, Steakholder is an operating company fully focused on their own product development. Specifically, they 'specialize in 3D printed meat'. The company is currently trading at a $12 million valuation.

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Agronomics is the clear leader in general market exposure, but as an investor with a higher risk tolerance and experience in wholesale and retail sales, I see the greatest near term upside in CULT Food Science. Brands command value, and it appears they understand this and are working to be first-movers in the space. I love the recent focus on pet food, as I can see this being a great launch point for consumer adoption. People are much more likely to try a new food product on their pet than on themselves, and many vegans and vegetarians would be interested in ensuring their pet gets proper nutrition without needing to slaughter animals to do so.
It needs to be said again that I have already been buying CULT shares, and am therefore biased.
And I am not the only one. In March alone, CULT has traded over 50 million shares, and the stock price is up over 150% since January 1st.
Further, a prominent entrepreneur (Marc Lustig, whom sold his last CPG company for $1.1 billion) has acquired 15% of the company - this is very rare for companies at this low of a valuation. Entrepreneurs of this stature can legitimize early stage companies like CULT, and get them in to meetings and boardrooms that they wouldn't have had a chance at without them.
My thesis is simple:
In the short term (6-18 months) the company should see an appreciation in stock price as more awareness comes to the cellular agriculture space in general, and to CULT's products and brands that begin to have a consumer presence and revenue.
In the long term, CULT and its products and brands become a buyout target for someone like Nabisco, General Mills, or a traditional meat company. Even at $500 million to $1 billion that is a rounding error for them, and in their eyes it would be a wise hedge as this technology continues to improve and take market share away from traditional meat production and consumer products.
Cheers to a more sensible future (and some opportunity along the way)

At 6'4" with long legs, it's already a struggle for me to find regular pants that fit, so finding more niche items is even more difficult.
I got a pair of Roark layovers on sale on Amazon for $45 - I love the feel and material, but these are super short and it seems they don't make them with more than a 32" inseam. I'm actually going to keep them as they still look decent in the Euro/trendy sense and will be good for beach trips and in warm weather, but I'd still like something that provides coverage for hiking and cooler weather and which can still be worn out for a decently nice meal.
I ordered some Jack Archer Jetsetters so I'm hoping those satisfy me, but would appreciate any other suggestions!

I currently do contract roles, 1099 or C2C as a Software Engineer. So I basically just do work for a few companies.
I only have an LLC, nothing special, no website, no pitch, not in my Linkedin Profile. I just look for 1099/C2C recruiters and go on from there.
So I am wondering what would I have to do, in order for me to take on big projects? I can establish a team, as I have a strong network, but I am not sure what I would have to do on the Business side (marketing, sales) to secure these types of contracts.
Can someone please share what would be a useful book/resource for this?

Bought this upper from a seller on here(post linked below) shot about 5 rounds through it and sat in the safe ever since. Moving overseas and need to rehome this beauty. Light and scope clean. Rehoming fee $1200 PP G/S
https://imgur.com/a/pDUUOxn
Original post: https://www.reddit.com/GunAccessoriesForSale/comments/wm1v03/wts_2_complete_geissele_uppers_w_extras_nc/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf&utm_content=1&utm_term=15

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Setup a client with flywheel's $15/mo 'tiny' plan for a new site I developed for them a couple months back.
The client love's the performance, and are having me start a new project, wants another $15/mo 'tiny' plan since it's working so well for him.
So today I login to the clients Flywheel account to add another plan, except you can't do that apparently. You have one plan and that's the plan for the whole account. What you can do is 'add another site' for an extra $20/mo.
That's odd, we're only paying $15/mo for one site w/ 5gb of storage (which is fine for these sites). Will adding $20 to the bill at least give me a fresh set of equal resources, or will it split them?
I spoke to chat support and they said they didn't have that information, but offered for their sales guy to call me. I mentioned that I would prefer to just continue chatting, as I was just looking for clarification on this one question - my client won't mind the extra $20 a month if it gives us a fresh set of resources, but it would make no sense at all if it split the resources.
He couldn't answer. I did some googling and it brought me to a Flywheel support article that confirmed the resources would be split:

if you add an additional site to a Starter plan, you can spin up two sites instead of one. Keep in mind, visit and storage allowances are shared across all sites on the subscription.

Source: https://getflywheel.com/wordpress-support/adding-or-removing-additional-sites/
I wanted to confirm I was understanding the scenario right, and not missing anything, so I explained to the chat rep: "It seems to make more sense to have my client create a new Flywheel account under a different email and sign up for a new tiny plan for $15 a month, giving the site access to its own full set of resources that come with the tiny plan, instead of $20 a month to leech off of our existing, substantially used resources of the original account's Tiny plan."
The support agent agreed it makes sense to create a new account. I found it a little off-putting, but having a separate account isn't too much of a headache, since we rarely login to the hosting panel once the site enters production.
I wish we could've just added a new $15 plan, it works that way on Kinsta and WPEngine, whom Flywheel seems to be competing with. That said, flywheel's $15 plan seems to perform better than Kinsta & WPEngine's $30/mo plans in my experience, so I'm sticking with them for now, since they're working well for this particular client. But when we need to scale up, that may change.
I'm writing this to kind of give a heads up to anyone else. If you want to manage multiple sites from a single flywheel account, it appears to come at an (admittedly small) premium. Though, it still feels kind of unfair.

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I have been continuing my Mega Man fest the last week or so with playing through nearly all of Mega Man 9, tough as nails and very fun! And currently working through Mega Man 11 which I originally had not picked up because i said "That's not my mega man! He's too shiny, too 3D, too many mechanics, yada yada" but it was on sale too and I'm happy i gave it another try, its good! Also hard! I set it down to casual and its still a pretty darn good challenge at times. I would just like to say, across all platformers I am not a big fan of spring or bouncy themed levels. Not my jam.
What will you be getting into?
Petting a cat to save the game as you look for your sister at her magic academy? Watching the rain on your visor on Tallon IV? Trying to fulfill the lunch tickets as your food truck splits apart?
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