Sensitive content

This media may contain sensitive content.

Video wird geladen...

Video konnte nicht geladen werden

Beim Laden dieses Videos ist ein Problem aufgetreten. Dies könnte an einem vorübergehenden Netzwerkproblem liegen oder das Video ist möglicherweise nicht verfügbar.

Bed feels good Dinner done Unload next #Thick #Caught #jockstrap #latino #caughtoncamera #OnlyGoodVibes #jockstrap #feetworshi̇p #feetِ

fuerza

4,566 subscribers

13,346 Aufrufe • vor 10 Tagen •via X (Twitter)

NSFW #Thick #Caught #jockstrap #latino #caughtoncamera #OnlyGoodVibes #jockstrap #feetworshi̇p #feetِ

Anya Rossi• Live Now

Private livecam show

0 Kommentare

Keine Kommentare verfügbar

Kommentare vom Original-Post werden hier angezeigt

Ähnliche Videos

timelapse #85 (27.5 hrs): - currently cant rely on any other coding models except grok code fast 1 + grok 4 fast (for complex reasoning grok 4 fast is 20 cents for 1M tokens) - wrote qwen3-next trainer entirely from scratch to make it more managable - each piece completely done by grok-code-fast-1 in cursor as it seems to handle this task pretty well without the grok 4 fast reasoning - take on smaller problems and complete them quickly (makes it easier with 400 toks/sec over the api) - got distributed fp8 qwen3-next trainer running at 0.8 seconds per step on 8xH100s (still need to finish checkpoint loading logic) - perfect timing as the fp8 version of qwen3-next drops as im writing this - ill be in LA in 2 days (will visit SF mid way through as well) - 12.5% margarita - steak dinner with family - gained intuition on FlashAttention in very long context settings - caught up w/ Kearm h/eng and Arnie Ramesh

timelapse #85 (27.5 hrs): - currently cant rely on any other coding models except grok code fast 1 + grok 4 fast (for complex reasoning grok 4 fast is 20 cents for 1M tokens) - wrote qwen3-next trainer entirely from scratch to make it more managable - each piece completely done by grok-code-fast-1 in cursor as it seems to handle this task pretty well without the grok 4 fast reasoning - take on smaller problems and complete them quickly (makes it easier with 400 toks/sec over the api) - got distributed fp8 qwen3-next trainer running at 0.8 seconds per step on 8xH100s (still need to finish checkpoint loading logic) - perfect timing as the fp8 version of qwen3-next drops as im writing this - ill be in LA in 2 days (will visit SF mid way through as well) - 12.5% margarita - steak dinner with family - gained intuition on FlashAttention in very long context settings - caught up w/ Kearm h/eng and Arnie Ramesh

Elliot Arledge

283,820 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

NEW: President Joe Biden lasts an entire hour for his highly anticipated “Big Boy” press conference. The president refused to step down as he slurred his way through the press conference however he did exceed expectations. My takeaways: Biden did better than expected which is good news for Republicans. Biden truly feels like he has done a phenomenal job as president, meaning forcing him to step down will be difficult. Democrats will be even more divided after this press conference. He didn’t do great, but didn’t do badly enough for Democrats to come to a clear consensus. We will see what happens next…

NEW: President Joe Biden lasts an entire hour for his highly anticipated “Big Boy” press conference. The president refused to step down as he slurred his way through the press conference however he did exceed expectations. My takeaways: Biden did better than expected which is good news for Republicans. Biden truly feels like he has done a phenomenal job as president, meaning forcing him to step down will be difficult. Democrats will be even more divided after this press conference. He didn’t do great, but didn’t do badly enough for Democrats to come to a clear consensus. We will see what happens next…

Collin Rugg

6,432,837 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

🚨 Mark Carney just got caught on LIVE TV rudely cutting off a female reporter who was pressing him on Alberta’s carbon pricing deal and the $1.2 BILLION liability if they try to exit. She asked a direct, fair question. Carney’s response? “I answered that question already… Next question. Please, please, please.” He then took a softer question from the male CBC reporter and launched into his long “we’re stronger together” unity speech while dodging the actual issue. This is the same guy who lectures everyone about respect and decency? Classic Liberal gaslighting: avoid accountability, shut down tough questions, and pivot to feel-good slogans. Canadians are watching this arrogance in real time. Attach the full video 👇 Drop a 🔥 if you’re done with the deflection and double standards. #MarkCarney #LiberalHypocrisy #CarbonTax #Alberta #CDNPoli #CanadaFirst #Gaslighting

🚨 Mark Carney just got caught on LIVE TV rudely cutting off a female reporter who was pressing him on Alberta’s carbon pricing deal and the $1.2 BILLION liability if they try to exit. She asked a direct, fair question. Carney’s response? “I answered that question already… Next question. Please, please, please.” He then took a softer question from the male CBC reporter and launched into his long “we’re stronger together” unity speech while dodging the actual issue. This is the same guy who lectures everyone about respect and decency? Classic Liberal gaslighting: avoid accountability, shut down tough questions, and pivot to feel-good slogans. Canadians are watching this arrogance in real time. Attach the full video 👇 Drop a 🔥 if you’re done with the deflection and double standards. #MarkCarney #LiberalHypocrisy #CarbonTax #Alberta #CDNPoli #CanadaFirst #Gaslighting

JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦

19,761 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

Here's the second beat I made on the Akai MPC Sample. Let me know what you think below. I've realized that this machine has forced me to get straight to the point and not procrastinate. I've realized that using a program like Ableton (where there is infinite hard drive space and capability), I often sample things with no intention of using them until later. And while having a hard drive full of samples feels good--nothing feels better than making a beat with a sample that you just found right there on the spot. I'm getting back to that now. So I've decided to keep the MPC Sample in my bedroom, on the desk that's right next to my bed. This is how I was making music from 1999-2005, but over the years I had forgotten how much of a difference it makes to keep your tools close to you. I'm still learning how to freak this machine, but will keep y'all posted on my progress with it. Thinking of putting some beatmaking videos on youtube. Would any of y'all be interested? WORD! #akaimpcsample #boombap #boombaphiphop #beatmaker

Here's the second beat I made on the Akai MPC Sample. Let me know what you think below. I've realized that this machine has forced me to get straight to the point and not procrastinate. I've realized that using a program like Ableton (where there is infinite hard drive space and capability), I often sample things with no intention of using them until later. And while having a hard drive full of samples feels good--nothing feels better than making a beat with a sample that you just found right there on the spot. I'm getting back to that now. So I've decided to keep the MPC Sample in my bedroom, on the desk that's right next to my bed. This is how I was making music from 1999-2005, but over the years I had forgotten how much of a difference it makes to keep your tools close to you. I'm still learning how to freak this machine, but will keep y'all posted on my progress with it. Thinking of putting some beatmaking videos on youtube. Would any of y'all be interested? WORD! #akaimpcsample #boombap #boombaphiphop #beatmaker

BLUEPRINT

19,124 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

Chris Evans Reveals Why He Finally Returned to Marvel Interviewer: "When you finished Endgame, did you ever think you'd come back? Or did you feel like there was an expiration date?" Chris Evans: "When we finished Endgame, they took me to dinner and said, 'We'd love to keep doing movies with Steve Rogers.'" "They showed me a pitch. It was great but it just didn't feel right. I wanted to preserve what we'd already done." "Over the next eight years, I probably heard at least a dozen different pitches. They were all good, but none of them felt right." "Then I got a call saying Robert Downey Jr. was talking to Marvel. I thought, 'Uh-oh... what does this mean?'" "Joe gave me the pitch, Downey was back, and suddenly it just felt right." "Never say never but I wasn't going to come back just for anything. These characters have earned their place, and you don't want to mess with that."

Chris Evans Reveals Why He Finally Returned to Marvel Interviewer: "When you finished Endgame, did you ever think you'd come back? Or did you feel like there was an expiration date?" Chris Evans: "When we finished Endgame, they took me to dinner and said, 'We'd love to keep doing movies with Steve Rogers.'" "They showed me a pitch. It was great but it just didn't feel right. I wanted to preserve what we'd already done." "Over the next eight years, I probably heard at least a dozen different pitches. They were all good, but none of them felt right." "Then I got a call saying Robert Downey Jr. was talking to Marvel. I thought, 'Uh-oh... what does this mean?'" "Joe gave me the pitch, Downey was back, and suddenly it just felt right." "Never say never but I wasn't going to come back just for anything. These characters have earned their place, and you don't want to mess with that."

DANTE

353,576 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Ralph Fiennes talks about how his father caught him sunbathing instead of working on a drawing commission and scolded him “I was good at drawing and painting as a boy. We was living in West Cork, Ireland, a British couple, Mr. and Mrs. Tucker, saw my drawings and asked if i could design a sign for their bed and breakfast, offering £10.” He immediately said yes, but admitted, “I didn’t get on with it.” Ralph narrates on how his father caught him sunbathing “One sunny day, aged about ten, I was lying on the rocks overlooking Dunmanus Bay, sunbathing. In our house, people did not sunbathe.” “My sister came over and said, ‘Rafe, Daddy wants to have a word with you.’” “My father was sitting at the kitchen table, looking very stony-faced. He asked, ‘Do you know what the definition of a genius is?’ I said, ‘No.’” “1% inspiration, 99% perspiration. You’ve been asked to design this sign and you’ve done sweet all. You’re lying in the sun when you’ve been given an important job. You’re doing nothing. I’m ashamed of you.” “His voice rose with righteous anger, and I was utterly chastened.” Best work ethic lesson taught to him at just 10.

Ralph Fiennes talks about how his father caught him sunbathing instead of working on a drawing commission and scolded him “I was good at drawing and painting as a boy. We was living in West Cork, Ireland, a British couple, Mr. and Mrs. Tucker, saw my drawings and asked if i could design a sign for their bed and breakfast, offering £10.” He immediately said yes, but admitted, “I didn’t get on with it.” Ralph narrates on how his father caught him sunbathing “One sunny day, aged about ten, I was lying on the rocks overlooking Dunmanus Bay, sunbathing. In our house, people did not sunbathe.” “My sister came over and said, ‘Rafe, Daddy wants to have a word with you.’” “My father was sitting at the kitchen table, looking very stony-faced. He asked, ‘Do you know what the definition of a genius is?’ I said, ‘No.’” “1% inspiration, 99% perspiration. You’ve been asked to design this sign and you’ve done sweet all. You’re lying in the sun when you’ve been given an important job. You’re doing nothing. I’m ashamed of you.” “His voice rose with righteous anger, and I was utterly chastened.” Best work ethic lesson taught to him at just 10.

𝓢𝓵𝓪𝓶 👁️⃤

33,064 Aufrufe • vor 8 Tagen

ChatGPT is going to DECIMATE the interior and exterior design profession. I posted a video of the prompt below for a project that cost me under $200 and 20 hours of work (free labor). I wanted to turn my deck landing into something useful. Currently it was just a convenient place to hide a bunch of outdoor tools, compost bins and other garbage, but it was very unsightly. It gets a good amount of sunlight so I thought it would be a good spot for training climbers (cucumbers, peas, pumpkins etc). The one thing I didn’t prompt ChatGPT was for a materials and tools list to do the job even though I knew exactly what I needed. I spent $35 in raised bed soil (4 bags (1.5cu ft ea) of organic raised bed soil, 2 bags of compost and cow manure, $13 on a stone chisel, and $135 on stone, $7 on concrete and $2 on a treated post. I used cedar boards that were essentially free that I’ve collected over the years. All in cost roughly $200. Took me maybe 15-20 hours of work total from ripping boards to leveling the stone. It’s about 95% done, still need to sand and finish the boards with food grade oil (probably use butcher block beeswax) and cut a few more of the stones to get them perfect. The bed measures about 8 feet across and 16” wide. Planted a few cucumber varieties that should sprout next week. Will probably accompany it with some dill, basil, and some flowers. Next step is to find a way to train the climbers. Need to come up with a clever idea to support the weight of the cukes but also want it to look nice and also avoid drilling into the cedar if possible. Open to ideas. I’ll update pics throughout the year to see how it turns out. In summary: Use ChatGPT to give you free outside landscape designs instantly. It’s extremely impressive. You can just build things (with HOA permission—I didn’t ask 🤫)

ChatGPT is going to DECIMATE the interior and exterior design profession. I posted a video of the prompt below for a project that cost me under $200 and 20 hours of work (free labor). I wanted to turn my deck landing into something useful. Currently it was just a convenient place to hide a bunch of outdoor tools, compost bins and other garbage, but it was very unsightly. It gets a good amount of sunlight so I thought it would be a good spot for training climbers (cucumbers, peas, pumpkins etc). The one thing I didn’t prompt ChatGPT was for a materials and tools list to do the job even though I knew exactly what I needed. I spent $35 in raised bed soil (4 bags (1.5cu ft ea) of organic raised bed soil, 2 bags of compost and cow manure, $13 on a stone chisel, and $135 on stone, $7 on concrete and $2 on a treated post. I used cedar boards that were essentially free that I’ve collected over the years. All in cost roughly $200. Took me maybe 15-20 hours of work total from ripping boards to leveling the stone. It’s about 95% done, still need to sand and finish the boards with food grade oil (probably use butcher block beeswax) and cut a few more of the stones to get them perfect. The bed measures about 8 feet across and 16” wide. Planted a few cucumber varieties that should sprout next week. Will probably accompany it with some dill, basil, and some flowers. Next step is to find a way to train the climbers. Need to come up with a clever idea to support the weight of the cukes but also want it to look nice and also avoid drilling into the cedar if possible. Open to ideas. I’ll update pics throughout the year to see how it turns out. In summary: Use ChatGPT to give you free outside landscape designs instantly. It’s extremely impressive. You can just build things (with HOA permission—I didn’t ask 🤫)

Ramp Capital

46,567 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

🚨 SPX IS FOLLOWING A WYCKOFF SCRIPT 🚨 This pattern was developed decades ago When I was studying markets I kept seeing it in every major textbook And around 70% of the time it played out exactly as the textbook described The idea is simple: "Institutions don't sell all at once" They unload slowly while retail keeps buying, creating the illusion of a healthy market Look at this chart and you'll see exactly that playing out right now Buying Climax printed at the top - smart money selling into retail euphoria Upthrust already happened - one push above resistance that trapped late longs Right now we're consolidating before the final move - the UTAD That's the last push above the old highs that will feel like a breakout to most people It isn't After the UTAD prints, the Creek begins and the real markdown follows Dip to $7,200, squeeze to $7,800 - one last batch of buyers gets trapped Then the flush to $6,150 - the Spring that feels like the end of everything After that - recovery toward $8,300 by late 2027 The crowd will panic sell the Spring and miss the entire next leg I called the $SPCX pattern before the IPO launched - publicly, on this page The setup played out exactly as posted and the people following closely caught the initial rally What comes next is the most important update I'll post on this stock Turn on notifications - you don't want to find out about it from someone else's repost

🚨 SPX IS FOLLOWING A WYCKOFF SCRIPT 🚨 This pattern was developed decades ago When I was studying markets I kept seeing it in every major textbook And around 70% of the time it played out exactly as the textbook described The idea is simple: "Institutions don't sell all at once" They unload slowly while retail keeps buying, creating the illusion of a healthy market Look at this chart and you'll see exactly that playing out right now Buying Climax printed at the top - smart money selling into retail euphoria Upthrust already happened - one push above resistance that trapped late longs Right now we're consolidating before the final move - the UTAD That's the last push above the old highs that will feel like a breakout to most people It isn't After the UTAD prints, the Creek begins and the real markdown follows Dip to $7,200, squeeze to $7,800 - one last batch of buyers gets trapped Then the flush to $6,150 - the Spring that feels like the end of everything After that - recovery toward $8,300 by late 2027 The crowd will panic sell the Spring and miss the entire next leg I called the $SPCX pattern before the IPO launched - publicly, on this page The setup played out exactly as posted and the people following closely caught the initial rally What comes next is the most important update I'll post on this stock Turn on notifications - you don't want to find out about it from someone else's repost

NoName

33,557 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

One day I’ll tell you all about how one of our clients bought us the building next door to the one we’ve moved into and the title deed is in Duma Collective ‘s name. I’ll speak on all the favour God has really shown me 😭❤️🥹 But today’s post is about how we hosted our team Christmas dinner in that new building 🥹❤️ we’ve been renovating it and it’s still not done, but the team were able to make it look like something. We reflected on everyone’s highlight of the year and i was crying so much at all the testimonials… some have bought cars, others have cleared their debts, others have improved their mental health, others are paying for siblings school fees, someone who hasn’t been working for yeaaars finally has a job and and and!!!!! We celebrated with the good people JC Le Roux 🥂 and we thank them for honoring our invite ❤️🌻❤️ It was magical spending quality time with these quality people. Now, everyone gets to work from home until we close for a short break 🌟 🎥 📸 RTC STUDIOS❤️

One day I’ll tell you all about how one of our clients bought us the building next door to the one we’ve moved into and the title deed is in Duma Collective ‘s name. I’ll speak on all the favour God has really shown me 😭❤️🥹 But today’s post is about how we hosted our team Christmas dinner in that new building 🥹❤️ we’ve been renovating it and it’s still not done, but the team were able to make it look like something. We reflected on everyone’s highlight of the year and i was crying so much at all the testimonials… some have bought cars, others have cleared their debts, others have improved their mental health, others are paying for siblings school fees, someone who hasn’t been working for yeaaars finally has a job and and and!!!!! We celebrated with the good people JC Le Roux 🥂 and we thank them for honoring our invite ❤️🌻❤️ It was magical spending quality time with these quality people. Now, everyone gets to work from home until we close for a short break 🌟 🎥 📸 RTC STUDIOS❤️

Sibu Mabena

88,843 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

🚨🚨NEW: Manchester United top fan, Mark Goodbrigde believes Manchester United are not doing good enough in this transfer window: 🗣“I want to believe that Manchester United know exactly what they’re doing, but I have to be honest, this transfer window has left me with a lot of questions. Next season we’re going to have Champions League football, and that brings a completely different level of pressure and expectation. But when I look at the business we’ve done so far, apart from Andrey Santos and Youri Tielemans, I don’t see the significant signings that make me feel we are ready to compete at the highest level. “I just don’t know if we are really preparing ourselves properly to fight in both the Premier League and the Champions League. This is Manchester United, a club that should be competing for major trophies, and you need a squad with enough quality and depth to handle that challenge. I hope there is a bigger plan behind the scenes because right now, it feels like we are taking a big risk going into such an important season without making the reinforcements we clearly need.”

🚨🚨NEW: Manchester United top fan, Mark Goodbrigde believes Manchester United are not doing good enough in this transfer window: 🗣“I want to believe that Manchester United know exactly what they’re doing, but I have to be honest, this transfer window has left me with a lot of questions. Next season we’re going to have Champions League football, and that brings a completely different level of pressure and expectation. But when I look at the business we’ve done so far, apart from Andrey Santos and Youri Tielemans, I don’t see the significant signings that make me feel we are ready to compete at the highest level. “I just don’t know if we are really preparing ourselves properly to fight in both the Premier League and the Champions League. This is Manchester United, a club that should be competing for major trophies, and you need a squad with enough quality and depth to handle that challenge. I hope there is a bigger plan behind the scenes because right now, it feels like we are taking a big risk going into such an important season without making the reinforcements we clearly need.”

CFC F_Boy

43,296 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

JD Vance just laid out the midterm stakes in one briefing answer. If Democrats take Congress, there’s a good chance America loses the AI race to China. They’ve already promised higher taxes on working Americans and an end to everything this administration has done to protect industry and rebuild manufacturing. Then he went after the data-center backlash head-on. People aren’t crazy for worrying their power bills will spike. Trump’s answer: ratepayer protection. Build a data center and you feed power BACK into the grid instead of sucking it dry. Make it easier to put a nuclear plant or any plant next to that load. The deeper point is the chart Vance says he’s obsessed with. Around 2005 China caught the U.S. on power generation. Then they passed us. Today China produces THREE TIMES as much electricity as America. You don’t win the future by refusing to build. You win by becoming a nation of builders again, more plants, less regulatory chokehold, reinvest in America. That’s the choice on November 3rd. Build… or hand the keys to people who will shut it all down.

JD Vance just laid out the midterm stakes in one briefing answer. If Democrats take Congress, there’s a good chance America loses the AI race to China. They’ve already promised higher taxes on working Americans and an end to everything this administration has done to protect industry and rebuild manufacturing. Then he went after the data-center backlash head-on. People aren’t crazy for worrying their power bills will spike. Trump’s answer: ratepayer protection. Build a data center and you feed power BACK into the grid instead of sucking it dry. Make it easier to put a nuclear plant or any plant next to that load. The deeper point is the chart Vance says he’s obsessed with. Around 2005 China caught the U.S. on power generation. Then they passed us. Today China produces THREE TIMES as much electricity as America. You don’t win the future by refusing to build. You win by becoming a nation of builders again, more plants, less regulatory chokehold, reinvest in America. That’s the choice on November 3rd. Build… or hand the keys to people who will shut it all down.

Gunther Eagleman™

33,323 Aufrufe • vor 26 Tagen

Blades Brown turned 19 just last week and as an incredible birthday present he shot rounds of 66, 68, 65 and 67 to finish T14 at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson and secure enough non member Fed Ex Cup points for special temporary PGA Tour membership. After the round he spoke about his future, how vindicated he feels in his decision to turn pro instead of going to college, and how the Korn Ferry Tour aided his development: “I mean, good golf takes care of everything. The Korn Ferry Tour is awesome. For me, what it's done for me is it's provided me a pathway to the PGA Tour. “The cool thing that I think it's done is it's taught me to go low. I can't thank the Korn Ferry Tour enough for teaching me those valuable lessons because everybody out on the PGA Tour, they can go low. Look at Wyndham, look at Scottie, look at Si Woo. 28-under, 27-under is not joke. Without the Korn Ferry Tour, I would not have had that strength. “I'm excited for the next couple of weeks and see what's going to happen.” He also said he achieved PGA Tour membership faster than he expected, and spoke about how vindicated he feels: “Yeah, absolutely. I know my route to the PGA Tour is a very uncommon route. It's mainly because of my parents. They've been my biggest supporters. They've sacrificed so much, especially my dad. He's been -- I think he's missed about two events in my entire life, and he believed in me whenever I didn't believe in myself. “It's been pretty cool, and I'm really happy with the decision I made to turn pro.” Blades is a fantastic example of why the PGA Tour’s pathways are so important to develop and progress the careers of young players. I can’t wait to see how he gets on for the rest of the season. PGA TOUR

Blades Brown turned 19 just last week and as an incredible birthday present he shot rounds of 66, 68, 65 and 67 to finish T14 at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson and secure enough non member Fed Ex Cup points for special temporary PGA Tour membership. After the round he spoke about his future, how vindicated he feels in his decision to turn pro instead of going to college, and how the Korn Ferry Tour aided his development: “I mean, good golf takes care of everything. The Korn Ferry Tour is awesome. For me, what it's done for me is it's provided me a pathway to the PGA Tour. “The cool thing that I think it's done is it's taught me to go low. I can't thank the Korn Ferry Tour enough for teaching me those valuable lessons because everybody out on the PGA Tour, they can go low. Look at Wyndham, look at Scottie, look at Si Woo. 28-under, 27-under is not joke. Without the Korn Ferry Tour, I would not have had that strength. “I'm excited for the next couple of weeks and see what's going to happen.” He also said he achieved PGA Tour membership faster than he expected, and spoke about how vindicated he feels: “Yeah, absolutely. I know my route to the PGA Tour is a very uncommon route. It's mainly because of my parents. They've been my biggest supporters. They've sacrificed so much, especially my dad. He's been -- I think he's missed about two events in my entire life, and he believed in me whenever I didn't believe in myself. “It's been pretty cool, and I'm really happy with the decision I made to turn pro.” Blades is a fantastic example of why the PGA Tour’s pathways are so important to develop and progress the careers of young players. I can’t wait to see how he gets on for the rest of the season. PGA TOUR

Flushing It

18,383 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

This man is literally holding up so many cars in the line right now. He was trying to get two extra cups of ice with his order when their ice machine is having problems. The restaurant denied it saying they have to conserve ice and he could get one for free but had to order another drink to get another cup of ice which he refused to do. I think the manager handled it very well, I don’t think he overstepped anything, the customer was being difficult while pretending to be calm yet barking ridiculous demands. When the manager asked to speak to him up front, I think that the customer should have done that instead of holding up their line. I can’t imagine being so entitled that I can’t understand that I am being told no and for good reason. I always bring up the pizza shop I worked at in college because I used to get the craziest demands and reactions by some of the most entitled customers I’ve ever served. I remembered a customer throwing his food at me because he claimed his meat lovers pizza didn’t have enough meat on it, but then proceeded to demand I remake it. I had to tell him no, I was slammed during a dinner rush. I’m not going to entertain any body who feels it’s ok to assault a worker, he’s lucky I didn’t call the police.

This man is literally holding up so many cars in the line right now. He was trying to get two extra cups of ice with his order when their ice machine is having problems. The restaurant denied it saying they have to conserve ice and he could get one for free but had to order another drink to get another cup of ice which he refused to do. I think the manager handled it very well, I don’t think he overstepped anything, the customer was being difficult while pretending to be calm yet barking ridiculous demands. When the manager asked to speak to him up front, I think that the customer should have done that instead of holding up their line. I can’t imagine being so entitled that I can’t understand that I am being told no and for good reason. I always bring up the pizza shop I worked at in college because I used to get the craziest demands and reactions by some of the most entitled customers I’ve ever served. I remembered a customer throwing his food at me because he claimed his meat lovers pizza didn’t have enough meat on it, but then proceeded to demand I remake it. I had to tell him no, I was slammed during a dinner rush. I’m not going to entertain any body who feels it’s ok to assault a worker, he’s lucky I didn’t call the police.

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

108,445 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

Donald Trump on why "working at a relationship" is the wrong advice: Larry King asks Donald and Melania what makes their marriage work. Donald says he doesn't consider himself a workaholic because he genuinely loves what he does — and then explains why he refuses to apply that same effort to his marriage. "I work very hard from early in the morning till late in the evening," he says. "I don't want to go home and have to work at a relationship." It's his parents: "It's like my mother and father, they were married 63 years. I've always heard you have to work at a good relationship. My father didn't work at a good relationship. He went home, he had dinner, he went to bed, he took it easy, he watched television. My mother did the same thing. She cooked him dinner. And it was just one of those things. It wasn't work." He pushes back directly on the conventional wisdom: "I always heard, you have to work, work, work at a relationship… a relationship, we have to work at it. In my opinion, doesn't work. So maybe I'm wrong." Donald and Melania met at a New York Fashion Week party in September 1998. He was supposed to be meeting a different supermodel that night, but spotted Melania sitting next to her and told the introducer to forget it. They dated for five years before getting engaged. His pitch for why it worked: "We literally have never had an argument or forget about the word fight. We never even had an argument. We just are very compatible." Melania describes the same dynamic from her side. She doesn't try to pull him away from his work ("Saturdays, Sundays, he's playing golf, he's working all the time") and she doesn't see that as a problem. "It's his passion. He loves it. It doesn't bother me. I don't want to change him. I don't want to say, come home and be with me. I want to give him a space. And I think that's very important in the relationship."

Donald Trump on why "working at a relationship" is the wrong advice: Larry King asks Donald and Melania what makes their marriage work. Donald says he doesn't consider himself a workaholic because he genuinely loves what he does — and then explains why he refuses to apply that same effort to his marriage. "I work very hard from early in the morning till late in the evening," he says. "I don't want to go home and have to work at a relationship." It's his parents: "It's like my mother and father, they were married 63 years. I've always heard you have to work at a good relationship. My father didn't work at a good relationship. He went home, he had dinner, he went to bed, he took it easy, he watched television. My mother did the same thing. She cooked him dinner. And it was just one of those things. It wasn't work." He pushes back directly on the conventional wisdom: "I always heard, you have to work, work, work at a relationship… a relationship, we have to work at it. In my opinion, doesn't work. So maybe I'm wrong." Donald and Melania met at a New York Fashion Week party in September 1998. He was supposed to be meeting a different supermodel that night, but spotted Melania sitting next to her and told the introducer to forget it. They dated for five years before getting engaged. His pitch for why it worked: "We literally have never had an argument or forget about the word fight. We never even had an argument. We just are very compatible." Melania describes the same dynamic from her side. She doesn't try to pull him away from his work ("Saturdays, Sundays, he's playing golf, he's working all the time") and she doesn't see that as a problem. "It's his passion. He loves it. It doesn't bother me. I don't want to change him. I don't want to say, come home and be with me. I want to give him a space. And I think that's very important in the relationship."

History Nerd

111,096 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

After an opening 74 at the PGA Championship that he described as “shit”, Rory McIlroy bounced back with a bogey free 67 that he says was “not as shit” to comfortably make the cut. Despite unanimous praise from fans about the Aronimink set up, Rory is not as impressed: “The only thing I would say is, I think a bunched leaderboard like this, I think it's a sign of not a great setup, I think when it's as bunched as it is, because it hasn't really enabled anyone to separate themselves. It's like, you know, it's easy to make a ton of pars, hard to make birdies, and not that it's hard to make bogey, but it feels like bogey's the worst score you're going to shoot on any one hole. “There's not a lot of hazards. There's not, you know -- yeah, I think the setup is fine, like the golf course is good, the pins were tough, and the wind was what it was as well. But I just think, yeah, I've always felt like really good setups, it starts to spread the field a bit, and not great setups sort of bring everyone together. I feel like that's what's happened the last two days.” Rory is 5 shots back of the lead in T30th position heading into the weekend and says he still feels like he is in with a chance: “At five back I do feel like I'm right in the tournament, and that's really what I wanted to do today was to just get myself back in it, and I feel like I've done that.” Rory has a Saturday pairing with Brooks Koepka at 11am EST. He will need 2 low ones over the next 2 days if he is to claim his third PGA Championship and be halfway towards completing the calendar year Grand Slam. Rory McIlroy PGA Championship

After an opening 74 at the PGA Championship that he described as “shit”, Rory McIlroy bounced back with a bogey free 67 that he says was “not as shit” to comfortably make the cut. Despite unanimous praise from fans about the Aronimink set up, Rory is not as impressed: “The only thing I would say is, I think a bunched leaderboard like this, I think it's a sign of not a great setup, I think when it's as bunched as it is, because it hasn't really enabled anyone to separate themselves. It's like, you know, it's easy to make a ton of pars, hard to make birdies, and not that it's hard to make bogey, but it feels like bogey's the worst score you're going to shoot on any one hole. “There's not a lot of hazards. There's not, you know -- yeah, I think the setup is fine, like the golf course is good, the pins were tough, and the wind was what it was as well. But I just think, yeah, I've always felt like really good setups, it starts to spread the field a bit, and not great setups sort of bring everyone together. I feel like that's what's happened the last two days.” Rory is 5 shots back of the lead in T30th position heading into the weekend and says he still feels like he is in with a chance: “At five back I do feel like I'm right in the tournament, and that's really what I wanted to do today was to just get myself back in it, and I feel like I've done that.” Rory has a Saturday pairing with Brooks Koepka at 11am EST. He will need 2 low ones over the next 2 days if he is to claim his third PGA Championship and be halfway towards completing the calendar year Grand Slam. Rory McIlroy PGA Championship

Flushing It

70,297 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

Should Strategy proactively sell Bitcoin now to protect shareholders later? Kaleo makes the case for selling, and gets pushback Kaleo: "Issuing MSTR is good here. If they were able to just unload a few billion dollars worth of Bitcoin and say the price didn't move way too much, we are being proactive. If they were able to sell that $1.25 billion of Bitcoin, that's bullish" "You're advocating for destroying shareholder value now to protect shareholder value in the future. Why would we be worried about Strategy being a forced seller if we're not worried about voluntarily selling now? That point I just don't get" Kaleo: "Where else is that 10 to 12 billion dollars coming from? They right now have talked about they are willing to sell the Bitcoin. If they sell some at a higher price, it eases a lot more of the concerns than if we get to 30k and we're in the same situation and they haven't sold any" "I can't get anyone to give me an answer on how much Bitcoin he can sell and why. You have no idea what would happen if he did that. What if he does it and Bitcoin goes to 30 and people are like we're done, he's out? You've destroyed more shareholder value than if Bitcoin just goes to 30, stays there 18 months, and he's forced to sell a couple billion. The most likely scenario is at some point in the next 12 months Bitcoin goes up enough that this isn't a problem"

Should Strategy proactively sell Bitcoin now to protect shareholders later? Kaleo makes the case for selling, and gets pushback Kaleo: "Issuing MSTR is good here. If they were able to just unload a few billion dollars worth of Bitcoin and say the price didn't move way too much, we are being proactive. If they were able to sell that $1.25 billion of Bitcoin, that's bullish" "You're advocating for destroying shareholder value now to protect shareholder value in the future. Why would we be worried about Strategy being a forced seller if we're not worried about voluntarily selling now? That point I just don't get" Kaleo: "Where else is that 10 to 12 billion dollars coming from? They right now have talked about they are willing to sell the Bitcoin. If they sell some at a higher price, it eases a lot more of the concerns than if we get to 30k and we're in the same situation and they haven't sold any" "I can't get anyone to give me an answer on how much Bitcoin he can sell and why. You have no idea what would happen if he did that. What if he does it and Bitcoin goes to 30 and people are like we're done, he's out? You've destroyed more shareholder value than if Bitcoin just goes to 30, stays there 18 months, and he's forced to sell a couple billion. The most likely scenario is at some point in the next 12 months Bitcoin goes up enough that this isn't a problem"

The Wolf Of All Streets

46,399 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

🚨 EXPOSED: Tyler Bowyer's Dirty Little Secret – Running TPUSA Like a Family Cartel! 💵💰 Tyler Bowyer CLAIMS he hasn't controlled TPUSA's finances since his title change to Chief Operating Officer back in 2022... but that's a LIE! We exposed earlier: On the 2025 Arizona Voters Right to Know Act filing from Turning Point PAC Inc. (filed July 29, 2025), Bowyer's listed as Custodian of Transfer Records AND Campaign Media Spending Manager. That's DIRECT control over money, disbursements, and spending in a PAC linked to TPUSA ops! Now, fresh dirt from my bro just exposed that TPUSA's CFO Justin Olson is RELATED to "Mr. Selfie" Terryl Farnsworth by marriage—siblings wed, making them in-laws. And Tyler Bowyer? Thick as thieves with Terryl Farnsworth—they and their families went to school together, known each other their whole lives. Tyler and Terryl are also business partners, they co-own multiple known LLCs, and I suspect seeing how Delaware hides the identities of the business principles; there may be even more. One more thing to remember is Tyler Bowyer HIRED Terryl, Justin, and basically EVERYONE at TPUSA! We even caught bragging he runs it ALL on a now surfaced hot mic clip. With these ties, it's NO stretch Bowyer STILL pulls financial strings, even post-"title change." Bet that switch was just smoke to hide his shady past and crimes! Be sure to FOLLOW so you don't miss his next scoop. He has has been crushing it lately. Are You DONE with the "Good Old Boy Network, all this Nepotism and CRONYISM? Time to demand Charlie's DOGE audit, and also demand Tyler Bowyer be throughly investigated in light of all these new fraud allegations. Wake up, tag Candace Owens & RT to blow this wide open!

🚨 EXPOSED: Tyler Bowyer's Dirty Little Secret – Running TPUSA Like a Family Cartel! 💵💰 Tyler Bowyer CLAIMS he hasn't controlled TPUSA's finances since his title change to Chief Operating Officer back in 2022... but that's a LIE! We exposed earlier: On the 2025 Arizona Voters Right to Know Act filing from Turning Point PAC Inc. (filed July 29, 2025), Bowyer's listed as Custodian of Transfer Records AND Campaign Media Spending Manager. That's DIRECT control over money, disbursements, and spending in a PAC linked to TPUSA ops! Now, fresh dirt from my bro just exposed that TPUSA's CFO Justin Olson is RELATED to "Mr. Selfie" Terryl Farnsworth by marriage—siblings wed, making them in-laws. And Tyler Bowyer? Thick as thieves with Terryl Farnsworth—they and their families went to school together, known each other their whole lives. Tyler and Terryl are also business partners, they co-own multiple known LLCs, and I suspect seeing how Delaware hides the identities of the business principles; there may be even more. One more thing to remember is Tyler Bowyer HIRED Terryl, Justin, and basically EVERYONE at TPUSA! We even caught bragging he runs it ALL on a now surfaced hot mic clip. With these ties, it's NO stretch Bowyer STILL pulls financial strings, even post-"title change." Bet that switch was just smoke to hide his shady past and crimes! Be sure to FOLLOW so you don't miss his next scoop. He has has been crushing it lately. Are You DONE with the "Good Old Boy Network, all this Nepotism and CRONYISM? Time to demand Charlie's DOGE audit, and also demand Tyler Bowyer be throughly investigated in light of all these new fraud allegations. Wake up, tag Candace Owens & RT to blow this wide open!

Project Constitution

59,295 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

Lucas has a good interview with Matt Stone, who said he gave up on new TV shows because streaming economics “distort the art”. Stone’s view helps explain 30-70% viewership drop-off for Netflix shows between S1 and S2. Streaming shows are created at volume and not every episode can maintains the quality bar. This causes problem because one of the key metrics for streamers is “completion rate” (% of people who finish a show they started). Low completion rates lead to shows getting cancelled. This is why so many with devoted fan bases get scrapped after 1 or 2 seasons. Viewers enter shows not knowing how many seasons they will get. When execs decide to renew, it often takes 2-3 years between new seasons. Even when a show gets multiple seasons, the median viewer then bounces after a bad episode…which then lowers completion rate…which leads to eventual cancellation…which conditions viewer to expect streaming shows to all eventually crap the bed and/or leave narrative arcs hanging (if they get cancelled). Stone did watch a few streaming show but always caught a dud episode and “it feels like your wasting my time, it’s a betrayal.” Add in Netflix’s binge mode style — without the traditional weekly audience can talk about the show cadence — and it’s hard for viewers to truly invest their attention. Also, shows that do get a 2nd season have the marketing energy split with the conveyor belt of brand new shows Netflix is always cranking out. “The butter and bread equation has gotten screwed up in the 2010s,” Stone says. “There’s this much butter in the world but we’re going to make [a lot more] bread. There’s just not that much good stuff out there.” *** Full interview here from 2025:

Trung Phan

173,584 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten