MANiCURE1295

#68 (+5)

If this is true...coming for 8M

oh hello perfection

Wtf at the title thread

I post so little I’ll never reach Popstanne, much less however many reacts I need to reach “A Popster is Born” my ratio is good but I might never reach the upper echelons of this forum ranking system I want #socialism when it comes to reacts, @Delusionalshould share theirs with the less fortunate

To be fair it was only cause I had literally just opened Twitter so I copied and pasted immediately thanks for the amazing updates

Jojo really doing anything she can to make sure BTW hits 1B before it’s 10 year anniversary

Spotify Achievements (1/23/2020) Shallow crosses 1.381b streams (1,381,953,497) ARUTW crosses 544m streams (544,358,627) Rain On Me crosses 507m streams (507,638,193) Poker Face crosses 482m streams (482,394,490) Telephone crosses 333m streams (333,109,882) Born This Way crosses 270m streams (270,121,140) Bloody Mary crosses 31m streams (31,007,508)

3 days till 500M

January 2021 Gaga Daily Spotify Streams Week 1: 53.61M Week 2: 55.39M Week 3: 56.22M Day 22 — 9M Total — 174.22M (For comparison January 2020 Total — 175.1M) Tomorrow Gaga will officially outdo her total from last January

Spotify Achievements (1/22/2021) Shallow crosses 1.380b streams (1,380,918,535) Rain On Me crosses 506m streams (506,657,773) Paparazzi crosses 212m streams (212,081,297) Sour Candy crosses 180m streams (180,086,115) INLA (Extended) crosses 131m streams (131,001,786) Judas crosses 124m streams (124,123,212) Joanne crosses 61m streams (61,025,192) Chromatica II is now Gaga's 62nd (+1) most-streamed song, surpassing ARTPOP's Donatella BONUS January 2021 Gaga Daily Spotify Streams Week 1: 53.61M Week 2: 55.39M Week 3: 56.22M Total — 165.22M (For comparison January 2020 Total — 175.1M) Chromatica Daily Spotify Streams Week 31: 16,520,671 Week 32: 16,119,355 Week 33: 15,972,793 Week 34: 15,419,911 Day 239: 2,415,084 Total — 1,337,230,956

Copying my own post from another thread for those interested, Biden signed an executive setting up a 15$ minimum wage by the end of his first 100 days, please see details below: $15 wages as a Federal Baseline Biden's second executive order is geared toward improving the jobs of federal workers and contractors, which was among the President's campaign commitments. It sets the stage for requiring contractors to pay a $15 hourly minimum wage and to provide emergency paid leave by the end of Biden's first 100 days. It also directs agencies to determine which federal workers are earning less than that minimum and develop recommendations to promote bringing them up to $15 an hour. The President included a call to raise the national hourly minimum wage to $15 as part of the $1.9 trillion relief package he outlined last week before taking office. It is currently $7.25 an hour. The order will also revoke three executive orders signed by then-President Donald Trump in 2018 that made it easier to terminate federal employees and weaken their labor unions. The measures have been the subject of litigation and arbitration. Biden's action directs agencies to bargain over permissible, non-mandatory subjects in contract negotiations.

3rd Day - 2 Executive Orders Signed by President Biden Helping families in need The first of Friday's executive orders calls for the Department of Agriculture to consider enhancing Pandemic-EBT benefits by 15%, which would give a family with three children more than $100 in additional support every two months. The program, part of the relief packages Congress passed last March, provides funds to low-income families whose children's schools have closed to replace the free or reduced-price meals they would have received. Also, the order directs the department to consider allowing states to boost food stamp benefits for about 12 million Americans who did not benefit from an earlier increase in emergency allotments included in the congressional relief packages. The order would bump up benefits for a family of four by 15% to 20% per month. And the President is asking the agency to look into revising its Thrifty Food Plan, which is the basis for determining food stamp benefits, to better reflect the current cost of a healthy basic diet. The calculation was established in the 1970s, and advocates say it makes unrealistic assumptions about food affordability and availability, as well as about the time families have to shop and prepare meals. In addition, Biden will ask the Treasury Department to consider taking a series of actions to reach the estimated 8 million people who may miss out on their stimulus payments because they don't normally file taxes. And the executive order directs the Department of Labor to consider clarifying that unemployed Americans can refuse to take jobs they fear will jeopardize their health and still qualify for unemployment benefits. $15 wages as a Federal Baseline Biden's second executive order is geared toward improving the jobs of federal workers and contractors, which was among the President's campaign commitments. It sets the stage for requiring contractors to pay a $15 hourly minimum wage and to provide emergency paid leave by the end of Biden's first 100 days. It also directs agencies to determine which federal workers are earning less than that minimum and develop recommendations to promote bringing them up to $15 an hour. The President included a call to raise the national hourly minimum wage to $15 as part of the $1.9 trillion relief package he outlined last week before taking office. It is currently $7.25 an hour. The order will also revoke three executive orders signed by then-President Donald Trump in 2018 that made it easier to terminate federal employees and weaken their labor unions. The measures have been the subject of litigation and arbitration. Biden's action directs agencies to bargain over permissible, non-mandatory subjects in contract negotiations.

me sitting at home eating Chromatica Oreos seeing the Spotify update

Yeah I still think no matter what minimum wage needs to be increased, no one will convince me otherwise, 4000 people are dying a day and the greatest country cub the world can’t pay our citizens at least 10 dollars an hour in 2020? I think the issue with our government is that it has been the exact opposite of competent/efficient during the last 4 years. Hopefully some of that changes with a dem house/senate and White House but they need to move fast and hard, cause Republicans aren’t gonna wanna play ball on social programs or minimum wage. BUT YES I AM ALL FOR MORE SOCIAL PROGRAMS