Justin Cox (@Construcops25) profile picture

Construction & Concrete Operations | Husband | Dad | Jesus Christ First ✝️ An ordinary guy making an extraordinary request. Believing in faith! #TakeTheShot

Joined November 2026
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For those wondering about the purpose behind this account, I wanted to provide a little background. This account was created specifically for one reason: to make this post. The idea came about while a longtime friend and coworker of mine, whom I've known for more than 22 years, and I were having our company trucks serviced. We got into a conversation about how life would be different without a monthly mortgage payment. We started joking about how incredible it would be to have our homes paid off. That's when I thought, why not take a chance and reach out to Elon Musk? What if he actually considered paying off the remaining balance on my home? It's certainly an unconventional request, but sometimes you have to be willing to take a chance and see what happens. So, to clarify, this is a legitimate, personal account created with that one specific purpose in mind. There is no elaborate agenda or hidden motive behind it. Just an ordinary guy taking an opportunity to ask an extraordinary question. I figured it was worth a shot!
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LET'S TALK ABOUT WHAT PEOPLE ARE REALLY THINKING. 🇺🇸 Democrats promise change. Republicans promise change. Yet everyday Americans are still fighting rising costs, housing affordability, inflation, and financial uncertainty. Meanwhile, Wall Street moves billions, markets react to decisions made behind closed doors, and ordinary investors are left trying to figure out the rules. And let's talk about crypto. I believe blockchain and digital assets have the potential to change the financial system. But even crypto markets aren't immune to manipulation, institutional influence, political decisions, and lack of transparency. Stocks, crypto, interest rates, housing, government spending. It sometimes feels like the average American has very little control over the financial environment they're trying to survive in. Here's what I want to know: 1Do you believe BOTH political parties are serving everyday Americans? 2Are financial markets truly operating on a level playing field? 3Is crypto part of the solution to the current financial system, or will it eventually become another version of the same thing? I'm not here to defend red or blue. I'm interested in accountability, financial freedom, transparency, and a system that actually works for the people participating in it. Let's hear what people REALLY think. No party loyalty required. 🇺🇸
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You work 40 hours a week, pay the rent, buy groceries, and have $47 left in your bank account. Then your car breaks down and some millionaire with a podcast tells you to stop wasting money. On what, you fucking idiot? Food? Rent? Getting to work?
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I think that I'd be having to take care of what's left of immediate family members first and then see what's left after that.
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For those wondering about the purpose behind this account, I wanted to provide a little background. This account was created specifically for one reason: to make this post. The idea came about while a longtime friend and coworker of mine, whom I've known for more than 22 years, and I were having our company trucks serviced. We got into a conversation about how life would be different without a monthly mortgage payment. We started joking about how incredible it would be to have our homes paid off. That's when I thought, why not take a chance and reach out to Elon Musk? What if he actually considered paying off the remaining balance on my home? It's certainly an unconventional request, but sometimes you have to be willing to take a chance and see what happens. So, to clarify, this is a legitimate, personal account created with that one specific purpose in mind. There is no elaborate agenda or hidden motive behind it. Just an ordinary guy taking an opportunity to ask an extraordinary question. I figured it was worth a shot!
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You wake up tomorrow with $10 million deposited into your bank account. No lottery restrictions. No catch. What's the FIRST thing you do? And don't tell me you'd invest it all. 😂 I want to hear what people would actually do.
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Paying it off early is a huge weight off anyone’s shoulders. Those that argue against it are just jealous they can afford to do it
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Pay off all my bills.. make myself as debt free as I can ( not counting, obviously, the monthly ones that you just have to take care of as they come; power, gas, food, ect..) THAT way I can wake up most mornings and know I owe nobody **NOTHING!**
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A $4,000 a month salary in the US. Sounds alright until you actually break down where it goes. $1,400 — Rent $460 — Federal income tax $306 — FICA taxes $210 — Health insurance $190 — Electric & gas $65 — Water & trash $320 — Car payment & insurance $450 — Food & groceries $70 — Phone bill $90 — Student loan $3,561 gone before you've even paid for gas, clothes, repairs, subscriptions, emergencies or anything unexpected. That leaves just $439. You're working full time and barely have enough left to deal with one unexpected expense. But apparently people just need to "budget better."
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LET'S TALK ABOUT WHAT PEOPLE ARE REALLY THINKING. 🇺🇸 Democrats promise change. Republicans promise change. Yet everyday Americans are still fighting rising costs, housing affordability, inflation, and financial uncertainty. Meanwhile, Wall Street moves billions, markets react to decisions made behind closed doors, and ordinary investors are left trying to figure out the rules. And let's talk about crypto. I believe blockchain and digital assets have the potential to change the financial system. But even crypto markets aren't immune to manipulation, institutional influence, political decisions, and lack of transparency. Stocks, crypto, interest rates, housing, government spending. It sometimes feels like the average American has very little control over the financial environment they're trying to survive in. Here's what I want to know: 1Do you believe BOTH political parties are serving everyday Americans? 2Are financial markets truly operating on a level playing field? 3Is crypto part of the solution to the current financial system, or will it eventually become another version of the same thing? I'm not here to defend red or blue. I'm interested in accountability, financial freedom, transparency, and a system that actually works for the people participating in it. Let's hear what people REALLY think. No party loyalty required. 🇺🇸
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You wake up tomorrow with $10 million deposited into your bank account. No lottery restrictions. No catch. What's the FIRST thing you do? And don't tell me you'd invest it all. 😂 I want to hear what people would actually do.
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