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LeBron Has Never Had His Own “LeBron Statline” 🤯

LeBron James is known for averaging 27 points, 7 rebounds, and 7 assists over his career. But here’s the crazy part — in his past 22 seasons, he’s never actually had a single game of exactly 27/7/7. Stat nerds went digging and checked other legends too: Michael Jordan (30/6/5) — Never Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (25/11/4) — Never Kobe Bryant (25/5/5) — Never Magic Johnson (20/7/11) — 2 times Larry Bird (24/10/6) — 1 time Kevin Durant (27/7/4) — 2 times Stephen Curry (25/5/6) — 2 times Turns out, it’s pretty rare for players to hit their exact career averages in a single game — the numbers come from balancing out highs and lows over time. Still wild that the “27/7/7 guy” never dropped a true 27/7/7. #NBA #LeBronJames #NBATwitter #BasketballStats #NBAHistory #FunFact #Sports

LeBron Has Never Had His Own “LeBron Statline” 🤯
Beverly Douglas

🍫 Fun (and slightly gross) fact of chocolate:

🍫 Fun (and slightly gross) fact: every time you bite into a chocolate bar, you’re basically getting a micro-dose of extra protein—courtesy of bugs and, occasionally, a rat hair or two. The FDA’s official guidelines say that in six separate 100-gram samples of chocolate, the average number of insect fragments can’t exceed 60, and no single sample can top 90. Rodent hair? The average must stay at one or fewer, with a hard cap of three per sample. Translation: a tiny bit of bug carcass or mouse fur is totally A-OK. Here’s why: cacao beans have to be fermented to develop all those yummy acids and esters that give chocolate its flavor. After fermentation, the beans are sun-dried in open air—think big outdoor patios instead of squeaky-clean labs. Out in the open, insects and the occasional curious rodent drop by, and later processing steps can’t remove every last speck. So yeah, that silky truffle just went from “guilty pleasure” to “accidental entomology lesson.” #ChocolateLovers #FunFact #FoodSafety

🍫 Fun (and slightly gross) fact of chocolate:
Robin Stanley

🗽 Where Do America’s Mega-Rich Actually Live?

1. Palo Alto / Atherton, Silicon Valley, CA • Who’s there: Elon Musk (used to), Google co-founder Larry Page, Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz, and a roster of other tech titans. • Vibe check: One of the priciest ZIP codes in the U.S.—median home price north of $7 M. Think towering redwoods, dead-end streets, and stealth-tech compounds you’ll never see on Google Street View. 2. Upper East Side & Billionaires’ Row, Manhattan, NY • Who’s there: Former mayor Michael Bloomberg plus an all-star lineup of hedge-fund heavyweights. • Vibe check: Sky-high condos with Central Park views and a starting sticker of around $30 M. It’s old-money polish meets new-money flash—the place to network if your net worth has nine-plus zeros. 3. Miami Beach Waterfront, FL • Who’s there: Jeff Bezos (moved in 2023), David Beckham, half the NBA, and an increasing tech exodus. • Vibe check: Zero state income tax + year-round sunshine = the new “tax haven with a tan.” Expect glass-walled mansions, private yacht slips, and a Peloton in every guesthouse. 4. Austin + Lake Travis, TX • Who’s there: Elon Musk (current HQ and homestead), Joe Rogan, and the founders of Silicon Labs. • Vibe check: No state income tax, acres of elbow room, and a “Texas mega-ranch” blueprint that’s turning coders into cowboys—minus the cattle. 5. Bel Air / Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, CA • Who’s there: Jay-Z & Beyoncé, Kylie Jenner, LeBron James, and basically anyone whose last name is a household brand. • Vibe check: Hollywood’s VIP section—hilltop estates, infinity pools, and driveways long enough for a runway. Privacy, panoramic views, and paparazzi-proof gates included. #FunFact #Rich

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