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American in Illinois explains what it was like leaving the Democrat Party “Explaining to my family and friends that I could not, for the life of me again, vote for a Democratic Party again was probably one of the toughest things I ever had to do. And once I made that statement publicly, like on social media and stuff like that, that's when all hell broke loose — I began to lose clients from my business. I had people calling me up talking about, they can't work with somebody who would vote for a racist or a Nazi. — This is real. But it became a matter of my morals, my values, and what I truly wanted to teach my kids. Like, yes, yes. — So business started failing. Friends who I thought were friends, family members stopped talking to me, started talking about me, and then we started having the problem. I put a Trump sticker on my car. What the hell did I do that for? In the middle of the hood with a Trump sticker — That was brave. But I did it because I gave no f*cks because I know how to fight. And surprisingly for me, more people were interested in my decision why than it was people angry with my decision why. And I began to have the opportunity to explain to people why I was making the decision that I was making and even more surprisingly, it made sense to them too.”

American in Illinois explains what it was like leaving the Democrat Party “Explaining to my family and friends that I could not, for the life of me again, vote for a Democratic Party again was probably one of the toughest things I ever had to do. And once I made that statement publicly, like on social media and stuff like that, that's when all hell broke loose — I began to lose clients from my business. I had people calling me up talking about, they can't work with somebody who would vote for a racist or a Nazi. — This is real. But it became a matter of my morals, my values, and what I truly wanted to teach my kids. Like, yes, yes. — So business started failing. Friends who I thought were friends, family members stopped talking to me, started talking about me, and then we started having the problem. I put a Trump sticker on my car. What the hell did I do that for? In the middle of the hood with a Trump sticker — That was brave. But I did it because I gave no f*cks because I know how to fight. And surprisingly for me, more people were interested in my decision why than it was people angry with my decision why. And I began to have the opportunity to explain to people why I was making the decision that I was making and even more surprisingly, it made sense to them too.”

Wall Street Apes

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Vladimir Guerrero Jr. opens up on his slump year: “They didn’t pay me to hit 40 every year. They paid me for what I already did.” I want people to understand one thing. The money they gave me wasn’t for what I’m going to do. It was for what I already did. They didn’t pay me because I’m going to hit 40 every year. They paid me for what I already accomplished. People are confused about that, but I think the same way they do. Like, sometimes I even say to myself: bro, they gave you all that money and you’re out here doing nothing. I try. You know how it is with fans, when you’re good, they’re with you 100%. But when you smell like shit, like we like to say here, nobody supports you. The ones who support you are the ones who stay with you. Those are my fans. My family. Via VeronicabatistaTv/IG

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Reese Witherspoon says $33,000 tuition forced her to leave Stanford after one year Lulu Garcia-Navarro: “You only stayed for a year. How come?” Reese: “Well, I couldn’t afford it. I didn’t have any money to go to college. My grandparents had given me $8,000, which was so generous, but it didn’t cover my tuition. I remember it was $33,000 with room and board” Lulu: “Seems like a bargain now” Reese: “I know. But I couldn’t afford it. So, I had to figure out how I’d get an acting job to pay for it. So, I left to go get an acting job. I got one” “I ended up doing three movies in a row: Pleasantville, Election and Cruel Intentions. And then by the time I had finished those three films, it had been a year and a half” Lulu: “And also, you were legit famous” Reese: “Well, I wouldn’t say I was really famous until I did Legally Blonde”

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#20ยังจอยXmarkjrtn Losing Passion and Meeting Junior Panachai 🌛: The time I lost passion for acting was probably after… my first series ended. I felt like… at that time, I understood acting to some extent, but… I didn’t really feel if I actually liked it. So I was like… oh I really couldn’t decide. If you ask if it was burnout, maybe not that much, but it was more like… I just didn’t know. I didn’t know what to do next. 🎤: Ahh 🌛: Like for the next project, what should I do, or… what should I choose. 🎤: Mhm it’s like feeling kinda lost and confused? 🌛: Yeah, yeah I was confused. I didn’t know what I should do next with my life… 🎤: Which a lot of people go through too, like after graduating, sometimes you’re just unsure about things, right? 🌛: But… well you just have to get through it. Everyone has to go through it by themselves. Because everything we learn, it… teaches us, it makes us a better person, like today. 🎤: And back then for Mark, did you find a new goal? Or what did you do to feel like “hey, I’m back” like you figured out what you want to do with your life? 🌛: …I met Khun Junior. 🎤: Ohhh 🌛: It’s true. Because I feel like if I didn’t meet him that day, there wouldn’t be me today. I mean, I wouldn’t- have developed in such a good way, or become who I am now.

#20ยังจอยXmarkjrtn Losing Passion and Meeting Junior Panachai 🌛: The time I lost passion for acting was probably after… my first series ended. I felt like… at that time, I understood acting to some extent, but… I didn’t really feel if I actually liked it. So I was like… oh I really couldn’t decide. If you ask if it was burnout, maybe not that much, but it was more like… I just didn’t know. I didn’t know what to do next. 🎤: Ahh 🌛: Like for the next project, what should I do, or… what should I choose. 🎤: Mhm it’s like feeling kinda lost and confused? 🌛: Yeah, yeah I was confused. I didn’t know what I should do next with my life… 🎤: Which a lot of people go through too, like after graduating, sometimes you’re just unsure about things, right? 🌛: But… well you just have to get through it. Everyone has to go through it by themselves. Because everything we learn, it… teaches us, it makes us a better person, like today. 🎤: And back then for Mark, did you find a new goal? Or what did you do to feel like “hey, I’m back” like you figured out what you want to do with your life? 🌛: …I met Khun Junior. 🎤: Ohhh 🌛: It’s true. Because I feel like if I didn’t meet him that day, there wouldn’t be me today. I mean, I wouldn’t- have developed in such a good way, or become who I am now.

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Kobe says he wanted Shaq to win in Miami because he needed people to blame him for blowing up the Lakers so he could use the anger as fuel Shaq: “After we split apart, were you trying to get more championships than me?” “Oh, absolutely. I knew you were going to get one. I knew you were going to get one because of the energy going into Miami and D-Wade and everything that was there. So I knew I had to get at least two or three.” “I wanted you to get that because I needed that. I wanted people to say, ‘See? See, this is what they’re missing here. This is what they gave up for.’ ‘Kobe should have been the one to go.’ I needed that.” “I wanted everybody to hate me. I wanted to fuel off of that and just come back with so much anger and so much vengeance. So when you won, right after you won, I went out to the track and I ran. I did my conditioning. I did my drills.” “I woke up the next morning. I hit my weights. I did my thousand shots. I did everything humanly possible to get myself ready. I was like, ‘All right. Yeah. Good. I needed it.’”

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omg what? dino auditioned for SM before?! 🦦: has anyone among the carats ever gone and tried preparing for something like that (audition)? 🦦: i’m telling you, this actually exists. but if you go, you’ll know what i mean… back then, you had to wait in line for like three or four hours. and then after getting cast, they’d be like, ‘ah, then come out the day after tomorrow’, or ‘what are you doing?’ and stuff like that… 🦦: at that time, for the SM audition, there was only a first round. they played black eyed peas’ ‘boom boom pow’… there’s a song like that. so when they played that song, you had to dance… so i searched on naver, ‘how can i pass?’ and then i went out in front and danced… 🦦: i went out there. i was so nervous, you know. but with ‘boom boom pow’, the other people were popping and doing all sorts of things… but at the time, i was nervous and i didn’t have any skills. so i just kept doing… (dance demo) like this 🦦: failed. but thanks to that, i became seventeen and got to meet our carats

omg what? dino auditioned for SM before?! 🦦: has anyone among the carats ever gone and tried preparing for something like that (audition)? 🦦: i’m telling you, this actually exists. but if you go, you’ll know what i mean… back then, you had to wait in line for like three or four hours. and then after getting cast, they’d be like, ‘ah, then come out the day after tomorrow’, or ‘what are you doing?’ and stuff like that… 🦦: at that time, for the SM audition, there was only a first round. they played black eyed peas’ ‘boom boom pow’… there’s a song like that. so when they played that song, you had to dance… so i searched on naver, ‘how can i pass?’ and then i went out in front and danced… 🦦: i went out there. i was so nervous, you know. but with ‘boom boom pow’, the other people were popping and doing all sorts of things… but at the time, i was nervous and i didn’t have any skills. so i just kept doing… (dance demo) like this 🦦: failed. but thanks to that, i became seventeen and got to meet our carats

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Kid Cudi says he applied to his dream job four times before they hired him, then quit it for a tour with no money and no plan. Two days after he got home, Kanye called “The mixtape came out, blew up. I got an offer to tour Australia. It was three weeks, traveling all around Australia.” “I remember asking BAPE if they would let me take the three weeks off, and my manager said they couldn’t do that, because they needed me. They could give me like a week off, maybe. But they couldn’t give me three weeks.” “So I had this decision to make. I was like, okay, do I stay working at my favorite job ever, or do I go and do this tour, have this new experience? There was uncertainty at the other end of that opportunity.” “I had the opportunity, yeah, but when I came back, I was going to be jobless again. And I didn’t know where my next check was coming from.” “I decided in that moment, I was like, hey, I love BAPE. But I didn’t come here to work a 9-to-5. I came to New York to pursue music, and that’s what this is doing for me. I put out a body of work that people are responding to. People want me to come tour, come do shows all around the world. I’m going to do it.” “So I quit my job and went to Australia, did the shows, came back, was home two days and then I got the call that Kanye wanted me to come to Hawaii and work on Blueprint 3 and 808s & Heartbreak.”

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🧸 “how do you feel after getting lasik? is it good?” i’ll tell you guys this! before i got my tonsillectomy, i looked up a lot of vlogs and…a majority of people said that they felt like they were going to die so i was really worried before the surgery but i’m tolerant to pain so it was better than i excepted…my mom always made porridge for me so i ate that well too, ate it for every meal, took my medicines and left the humidifier on so…of course it hurt a bit because i got surgery but it wasn’t that bad 🧸 but after i got my lasik eye surgery, my eyes and nose were running for 6 hours straight and you know how your eyes really hurt when you make eye contact with the sun…like you tear up and your eyes hurt…it was that feeling for 6 hours straight like even if i had my eyes closed, it felt like the sunlight was inside my eyes and i was fighting it for 6 hours straight 🧸 so for the tonsillectomy, i couldn’t eat what i wanted and i couldn’t talk so that discomfort was the thing that was hard…it didn’t hurt but for the lasik eye surgery, my eyes really hurt a lot! the really fascinating thing though is that i was like “mom, this is so hard!!” for 6 hours and then i got tired of it so i fell asleep and when i woke up after 3 hours, i could see the world really well, i was fascinated and was like “mom!! it doesn’t hurt at all anymore and i can see things very well!!”

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rosé talking about unreleased song: Q: why didn’t you release the song? and would you ever release it? rosé: i wrote it after the album it’s more like a recent thing. that one i would love to release it. it is one of my favorite ones but and then i only realized that it was such a special song months after. I remember when I wrote it, i was like oh it’s a bit cringe that’s what i thought in the moment so it was obviously too vulnerable at the time and then i heard it again months later when i was completely over that I was like.. oh my god

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I got fired… and it changed everything. I was working with the Kardashians early on, helping build and position things behind the scenes. Then I got a call about this new show Shark Tank. At the time, I wasn’t sure. Didn’t know if it made sense. Was still focused on what I was building with them. Then I get another call… “You don’t fit our direction. You’re fired.” Simple as that. What I didn’t realize in that moment? That decision forced me to step into something bigger. I was now available… and that same opportunity I was unsure about became one of the biggest platforms of my life. Sometimes people will remove you from a situation because they don’t see your value there. That doesn’t mean you don’t have value. It means you’re meant to apply it somewhere else. Don’t fight every door that closes. Pay attention to the ones opening right after. Are you holding onto something that’s already letting you go?

I got fired… and it changed everything. I was working with the Kardashians early on, helping build and position things behind the scenes. Then I got a call about this new show Shark Tank. At the time, I wasn’t sure. Didn’t know if it made sense. Was still focused on what I was building with them. Then I get another call… “You don’t fit our direction. You’re fired.” Simple as that. What I didn’t realize in that moment? That decision forced me to step into something bigger. I was now available… and that same opportunity I was unsure about became one of the biggest platforms of my life. Sometimes people will remove you from a situation because they don’t see your value there. That doesn’t mean you don’t have value. It means you’re meant to apply it somewhere else. Don’t fight every door that closes. Pay attention to the ones opening right after. Are you holding onto something that’s already letting you go?

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Former atheist says Jesus Christ appeared to him in a dream as he hung off the edge of a cliff, crying for help. He didn’t understand the dream when he woke up. He figured it out later. But once he did, he could no longer remain an atheist. DR. SY GARTE: “I was hanging from the edge of a cliff, terrified. I didn’t know what to do, and I couldn’t climb up.” “I was holding on with my hands, and I screamed out, ‘Help. Help.’ I didn’t know who I was calling to. I just said, ‘Help, help.’ And I heard a voice say, ‘Just let go.’ And I said, ‘What? What? I fall down?’” “And the voice said, ‘Just let go.’ So I finally said, ‘Well, okay.’ So I let go. And the moment I let go, the entire landscape turned 90 degrees. And instead of hanging from a cliff, I was lying on the ground.” “And there was a man whose voice I had heard standing there. That was the man who said, ‘Just let go.’ I woke up, and I was like, ‘Whoa, what was that?’ I didn’t know what he meant by ‘just let go.’ I didn’t know who it was.” “Eventually, I found out that the man was Jesus Christ. And what I had to let go of was all the baggage that was in my life that was absolutely blocking me from even considering the idea of a God.”

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The Vigilant Fox 🦊

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Interviewer : when did the reality of being a little person hit you and what would you say it is like being a little person in Nigeria? Nkubi: when it first hit me was when I finished secondary school, I go out search for minor jobs and I end up realizing that every other person around you were selected I’m the only one not being selected. Beside that the fact people call me names, baba kekere can be accepted but name like Ara ra , danku I because so accustomed to it Nkubi’s : when I did my abnormality scan and I handed it to the doctors he was like did anyone have dwarfism in your family ? I said yes, I told him my husband the doctors said why didn’t you go to your brother in law or go outside to get pregnant instead of getting pregnant for your husband . They’re not giving equal right in this country at all .

Interviewer : when did the reality of being a little person hit you and what would you say it is like being a little person in Nigeria? Nkubi: when it first hit me was when I finished secondary school, I go out search for minor jobs and I end up realizing that every other person around you were selected I’m the only one not being selected. Beside that the fact people call me names, baba kekere can be accepted but name like Ara ra , danku I because so accustomed to it Nkubi’s : when I did my abnormality scan and I handed it to the doctors he was like did anyone have dwarfism in your family ? I said yes, I told him my husband the doctors said why didn’t you go to your brother in law or go outside to get pregnant instead of getting pregnant for your husband . They’re not giving equal right in this country at all .

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The unvaccinated are frequently asked, “How did you know the COVID vaccines were dangerous when they first came out?” The answer is simple: we didn’t. However, we quickly figured out that the people pushing the shots were LIARS. Watch Tucker Carlson explain this brilliantly. “The behavior of the people selling me that [vaccine] was so transparently dishonest. I didn’t know that the vax wouldn’t work, which it didn’t, of course. I didn’t know that it would cause harm, which it did. But I did know that the people selling it were liars. Like, I knew that instantly. And I know some of them, but I could just tell by their behavior [that] they’re lying. “And I was like, ‘I don’t know what this is. No one in my family is getting this ... period.’ Like I figured that out the first day ... I felt [something was wrong] so strongly, and I just obeyed [my instincts]. And I think that works.”

The unvaccinated are frequently asked, “How did you know the COVID vaccines were dangerous when they first came out?” The answer is simple: we didn’t. However, we quickly figured out that the people pushing the shots were LIARS. Watch Tucker Carlson explain this brilliantly. “The behavior of the people selling me that [vaccine] was so transparently dishonest. I didn’t know that the vax wouldn’t work, which it didn’t, of course. I didn’t know that it would cause harm, which it did. But I did know that the people selling it were liars. Like, I knew that instantly. And I know some of them, but I could just tell by their behavior [that] they’re lying. “And I was like, ‘I don’t know what this is. No one in my family is getting this ... period.’ Like I figured that out the first day ... I felt [something was wrong] so strongly, and I just obeyed [my instincts]. And I think that works.”

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The unvaccinated are frequently asked, “How did you know the COVID vaccines were dangerous when they first came out?” The answer is simple: we didn’t. However, we quickly figured out that the people pushing the shots were LIARS. Watch Tucker Carlson explain this brilliantly. “The behavior of the people selling me that [vaccine] was so transparently dishonest. I didn’t know that the vax wouldn’t work, which it didn’t, of course. I didn’t know that it would cause harm, which it did. But I did know that the people selling it were liars. Like, I knew that instantly. And I know some of them, but I could just tell by their behavior [that] they’re lying. “And I was like, ‘I don’t know what this is. No one in my family is getting this ... period.’ Like I figured that out the first day ... I felt [something was wrong] so strongly, and I just obeyed [my instincts]. And I think that works.”

The unvaccinated are frequently asked, “How did you know the COVID vaccines were dangerous when they first came out?” The answer is simple: we didn’t. However, we quickly figured out that the people pushing the shots were LIARS. Watch Tucker Carlson explain this brilliantly. “The behavior of the people selling me that [vaccine] was so transparently dishonest. I didn’t know that the vax wouldn’t work, which it didn’t, of course. I didn’t know that it would cause harm, which it did. But I did know that the people selling it were liars. Like, I knew that instantly. And I know some of them, but I could just tell by their behavior [that] they’re lying. “And I was like, ‘I don’t know what this is. No one in my family is getting this ... period.’ Like I figured that out the first day ... I felt [something was wrong] so strongly, and I just obeyed [my instincts]. And I think that works.”

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Mark Wahlberg says he was sure he’d be the next big rapper. Then reality hit: ‘One hit and I was done’ “It was really by chance, I think. I started in music and the guy who directed my music videos had also done Will Smith’s videos, Tupac’s early videos” “He was the one who encouraged me to get into film. I ended up doing my second movie with him, the Basketball Diaries. He felt like I had this presence on camera, and he was like, ‘You should be an actor.’ I was like, ‘No, no, no, I’m not doing that.’ I thought I was going to be the one” “Little did I know, I had one hit and I was done” “But it put me in a position where I could meet people. I got approached by a couple of different filmmakers to do roles, the villain in a Rollerblade movie, the white rapper in Sister Act 2. Bill Duke was directing that one, I was a big fan, so I went in, met Whoopi and everybody, but it wasn’t right for me, so I didn’t pursue it” “But then Penny Marshall, she saw me at an event for Calvin Klein and said, ‘I want to meet that guy for the movie.’ They asked, ‘Would you want to meet Penny Marshall and Danny DeVito?’ I was like, ‘You mean Laverne, and the guy from Taxi?’ Oh, absolutely”

Mark Wahlberg says he was sure he’d be the next big rapper. Then reality hit: ‘One hit and I was done’ “It was really by chance, I think. I started in music and the guy who directed my music videos had also done Will Smith’s videos, Tupac’s early videos” “He was the one who encouraged me to get into film. I ended up doing my second movie with him, the Basketball Diaries. He felt like I had this presence on camera, and he was like, ‘You should be an actor.’ I was like, ‘No, no, no, I’m not doing that.’ I thought I was going to be the one” “Little did I know, I had one hit and I was done” “But it put me in a position where I could meet people. I got approached by a couple of different filmmakers to do roles, the villain in a Rollerblade movie, the white rapper in Sister Act 2. Bill Duke was directing that one, I was a big fan, so I went in, met Whoopi and everybody, but it wasn’t right for me, so I didn’t pursue it” “But then Penny Marshall, she saw me at an event for Calvin Klein and said, ‘I want to meet that guy for the movie.’ They asked, ‘Would you want to meet Penny Marshall and Danny DeVito?’ I was like, ‘You mean Laverne, and the guy from Taxi?’ Oh, absolutely”

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