Happy 8th birthday HeyTaco! 🎉 Eight years ago today, I was struggling at my job. I didn't feel appreciated, my morale was at an all-time low, and I had lost my sense of belonging. The conversations surrounding me were negative, and I hungered for some positivity. So I came up with a crazy idea to fix it—TACOS! By sharing gratitude with tacos, my days improved. I became happier, and my team began to thrive. I'm not a psychologist, but it turns out an attitude of gratitude has the power to transform not only one person but also an entire organization. Thank you to the thousands of people who have believed in and invested in the power of gratitude! To Una for doing amazing things like bringing in the incredible taco cake, Jeffrey for supporting my mission from the beginning, and James for listening to my fireside taco stories of the past— thank you! 🌮🌮🌮🌮🌮

For #NationalTacoDay I built Taco Rumble. Guaranteed laughs and good times. I promise tacorumble.com

I've been building something that's becoming the backbone of how I improve HeyTaco’s website. It's called Moonship. Analytics, signals, and A/B testing in one place. I’m opening it up to beta testers: moonship.com

I made an April Fools post on LinkedIn about selling my company to Taco Bell. Now Gemini thinks it actually happened. 😂

Just got my @drink_AG1 trial yesterday. @bryan_johnson says today it doesn’t do anything. I’ll throw it away I tried 😔

No tacos for Trump

How do I revert back from iOS 26???

Surprised to see @semrush requires submitting a cancellation request. Didn't we pass a law requiring online services to offer a simple, self-serve cancel option?

What a disappointment @1800flowers is. I ordered flowers for my mother. They never showed up. I spoke to customer service and they said they will refund me. They only refund the $17.99 shipping fee and not the $88.24 cost of the flowers. 🤯

DeepSeek sizzling so hard today, the Super Bowl teams called asking if they got any aloe vera. 🤣

The news that Walmart is scaling back its DEI program is making waves. They join a growing list of companies—Zoom, Snap, Starbucks, Harley-Davidson, Lowe's, Ford, and others—taking similar steps. Is this part of a broader trend for 2025? Or was DEI simply a momentary focus rather than a long-term strategy? What do you think the future holds for diversity, equity, and inclusion in corporate culture?

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