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✅ Here’s how my workshops actually go I often shoot three models at once — love that energy when a bunch of girls are in the frame working the camera. About an hour together, then one-on-one with each. Result: a huge photo album + tons of videos. All of...

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Bill Maher on the “f*cking asshole” celebrities who said, “We’re all in this together,” during COVID: “The bullshit of every time I turned on the TV, it was some version of ‘We’re all in it together.’ No, we’re not, you f*cking assholes.” “You f*cking posers. Half of us are getting food delivered by the other half, and you’re the half that’s sitting home in your pajamas and talking about how much ‘we’re all in it together.’” “No, you’re going out to the Hamptons. You’re going to a yacht. Yes, I know you’re putting out Instagram political messages about it, and that’s awesome, but basically, you’re the one who’s insulated...” “If we’re really all in it together, I got an idea: How about we take turns about who’s working for Grubhub? If we’re really all in it together, maybe that should be something that has to get passed around.” “So some of us are delivering some of the time instead of some of us delivering ALL of the time, and some of us in our pajamas ALL the time.”

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Elon Musk just drove SpaceX employees crazy with this: “Anyone of you who wants to go to the Moon or Mars… will be able to go. You have my word.” So is one of the real perks of working at SpaceX that you might actually become a Mars traveler one day

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