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Cintas

Cintas

Cintas has roots tracing back to 1929, during which the Farmer family cleaned and re-sold dirty rags to manufacturing plants in Ohio. The firm has grown its business organically and through acquisitions, and today Cintas acts as a one-stop outsourcing partner for businesses. Cintas will design, manufacture, collect, and clean every employee uniform for a small weekly sum, taking on the upfront capital expense itself. In the same stop, Cintas can also replace soiled or depleted mats, mops, trash liners, towels, first aid, fire, and cleaning products. Businesses value an outsourcing partner like Cintas as it simplifies operations and leaves noncore tasks with high regulatory standards in the hands of professionals.www.cintas.com

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Sep 11, 2026

AshleyHOST
4:25
It had a 16-foot box on the back, diesel engine, over 200,000 miles on it.
AshleyHOST
4:31
It was formerly a work truck for Cintas, the uniform company, according to the blog, and the guy who traded it to him even offered to strip the logos off the truck and buy him a new air freshener.
AshleyHOST
4:44
He then traded this truck for a recording contract, and this wasn't just studio time.
AshleyHOST
4:49
It included 30 hours of recording, 50 hours of mixing, flights and accommodations in Toronto from anywhere in the world, plus a guarantee to pitch the album to executives at Sony BMG and XM Radio.
Zach RugerHOST
45:16
There's unlimited flyweights for these two if they ever need to cross paths with Fabio.
Zach RugerHOST
45:22
someone out there but it was an entertaining fight to a degree obviously not the most entertaining wasn't like a fight the night or anything but good stuff for fabio cintas getting the victory to give like an actual name of who he could take next i mean i think he's good i think he's very talented um in terms of let's see if meta has anyone on their radar like uh Yeah, look, you're like a Mitropozo.
Zach RugerHOST
45:44
Mitropozo, that's the next name I want to give him.
Zach RugerHOST
45:47
All right, that's what I've elected to do, Mitropozo versus Fabio Sintas for Michael.
Jimmy DoreHOST
3:13
A thousand stock trades in June alone, worth up to 263 million, tied to market events he created, often buying and selling the same security on the same day after the event was over, per new government ethics filings.
Jimmy DoreHOST
3:27
Recent purchases include Visa, Berkshire Hathaway, Mastercard, Cintas, following 3,642 trades involving stocks of public companies between January 1st and March 31st.
Jimmy DoreHOST
3:39
Trump also made more than 21,000 security trades in 2025 in bursts tied to market events that he created, with the total value between 600 million and 1.86 billion, occasionally buying and selling the same security on the same day.
Jimmy DoreHOST
3:57
I say, uh, hey, why don't we get his stockbroker to run the fucking economy? Because apparently, uh, they know how to make money, and the ma- we're, we just hit 40 trillion in debt.
Greg HalterGUEST
43:53
But when you have a company that can compound its results, its dividends at those types of levels, they have to get the cash from somewhere, which must mean they have good revenues, good earnings, good margins and good cash flow.
Greg HalterGUEST
44:06
And I'd say Stryker and Cintas, neither one of those are really AI companies, if you will, but they're definitely compounders.
Chuck JaffeHOST
44:14
In terms of what that does for your portfolios, I mean, you guys are managing money for people who have expectations and it is hard to put together a portfolio these days that excludes some of those fast growing companies.
Chuck JaffeHOST
44:30
But at the same time, your audience knows what they're getting.
Greg HalterGUEST
49:06
They've done very well.
Greg HalterGUEST
49:07
Costco is a great compounder.
Greg HalterGUEST
49:09
Cintas is a compounder.
Greg HalterGUEST
49:11
So again, these names go across many different sectors rather than just the four or so that I mentioned.
Bryan BrewerGUEST
12:49
I mean, talk about a night and day difference of,
Asa DyerHOST
12:52
Okay, so you worked at Cintas before you technically went to Steel Group.
Asa DyerHOST
12:54
Okay, got
Bryan BrewerGUEST
12:55
it.
Bryan BrewerGUEST
13:42
And I learned a lot.
Bryan BrewerGUEST
13:43
I had a lot of failures, but made me a stronger person who I am today.
Bryan BrewerGUEST
13:48
So working with Cintas really was the next level for me.
Bryan BrewerGUEST
13:53
It was I'd learned a lot from it, and it really helped me to be who I am as a sales manager with Steel Grip, a territory manager and everything along those lines.
JackieGUEST
14:59
It's even dumb, but even just washing the towels.
JackieGUEST
15:02
I'm like, we had towels from Cisco, or not from Cisco, from...
JackieGUEST
15:07
I'm blanking what it is.
JackieGUEST
15:08
The like place that does all the services.
JackieGUEST
15:10
That was the they wanted basically they wanted $60 a week.
Travis ChappellHOST
15:13
Oh, Cintas.
JackieGUEST
15:14
Cintas.
JackieGUEST
15:15
Yeah.
Chuck JaffeHOST
59:47
The buy is NEE, NextEra Energy.
Chuck JaffeHOST
59:52
Next, for Lance in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, Cintas Corp, CTAS.
Jed EllerbroekGUEST
59:58
Yeah, Cintas is another kinda out of the way business you don't think of every day.
Jed EllerbroekGUEST
60:02
They, uh, manage, um, uniforms for, uh, you know, blue collar industries and then also provide, you know, fire and safety equipment that those work sites, um, use and rely on.
Jed EllerbroekGUEST
60:14
Cintas is another outstanding business, very well managed.
Jed EllerbroekGUEST
60:17
They are constantly, consistently gaining market share from their peers, and what they've done most recently is buy a few of those larger peers at valuations that are well below where Cintas trades.
Jed EllerbroekGUEST
60:29
They're trying to close an acquisition right now with a, uh, you know, a decent size competitor, UniFirst.
Jed EllerbroekGUEST
60:35
It's in regulatory review right now, and they hope to close it by the end of the year.
Chris WhittingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:13
It made Richard Farmer a bona fide billionaire.
Chris WhittingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:16
His company, Cintas, is America's top maker of company uniforms.
Chris WhittingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:22
Rich's son Scott now runs the company.
Chris WhittingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:24
You have to admit, it's the ultimate rags-to-riches story.
GaryHOST
6:28
Trump made more than a thousand trades in June.
GaryHOST
6:31
Berkshire Hathaway, Visa, Maxicard, Palantir, Cintas.
GaryHOST
6:37
The largest transaction, it was VIG, Vanguard's Dividend Appreciation Fund.
GaryHOST
6:43
Maybe it's a good time to take a look at the quant growth and income portfolio.
Aaron ParnasHOST
5:54
I love you with all my heart." We are learning now about new trades made by Donald Trump.
Aaron ParnasHOST
6:02
Moments ago, a new financial disclosure was published by the US Office of Government Ethics showing that Donald Trump made more than 1,000 stock trades in June alone, including significant purchases of Berkshire Hathaway, Visa, Mastercard, and Cintas.
Aaron ParnasHOST
6:16
The filing only requires a range rather than exact numbers, but the total value of the transactions fall between $78 million and $263 million.
Aaron ParnasHOST
6:25
This is part of a bigger pat- pattern.

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