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This man ordered $35 worth of food from Door Dash and it went in the trash. He’s done with them. He already had his fears and phobias about using Door Dash but he was able put those aside. Well, his fear and phobia came true. This Door Dash delivery driver showed up to his house, hos delivery handle was Pocahontas. When the guy who ordered the food looked out the window he could see a dog inside the car. And as the big delivery driver man got out of the car, the dog had his nose in or close to the bag sniffing it. When he got his bagged order, he realized his drink was missing which he paid $6 for. He followed the driver back outside and could see dog hair all over the car, on the sides of the door, etc. He also noticed his drink didn’t have a seal on it. When he got back into his house, he noticed dog hair inside of his drink! You don’t know who is delivering your order to you or what they have done to it or where it has been. I’ll just order my food, if I order food, and pick it up myself. Better yet, all the more reason to prepare your own meals at home. Have you ever had an order like this go wrong with Door Dash or Uber Eats? Do you have the same fear and phobia this guy has?

This man ordered $35 worth of food from Door Dash and it went in the trash. He’s done with them. He already had his fears and phobias about using Door Dash but he was able put those aside. Well, his fear and phobia came true. This Door Dash delivery driver showed up to his house, hos delivery handle was Pocahontas. When the guy who ordered the food looked out the window he could see a dog inside the car. And as the big delivery driver man got out of the car, the dog had his nose in or close to the bag sniffing it. When he got his bagged order, he realized his drink was missing which he paid $6 for. He followed the driver back outside and could see dog hair all over the car, on the sides of the door, etc. He also noticed his drink didn’t have a seal on it. When he got back into his house, he noticed dog hair inside of his drink! You don’t know who is delivering your order to you or what they have done to it or where it has been. I’ll just order my food, if I order food, and pick it up myself. Better yet, all the more reason to prepare your own meals at home. Have you ever had an order like this go wrong with Door Dash or Uber Eats? Do you have the same fear and phobia this guy has?

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✨ SHELTER SKIP DAY! 🐕 Meet Tater Tot, a dog who rarely gets a day out. He’s been waiting so long for his turn, so she made sure today was all about him! 🐾✨ Their big adventure: ☕️ A mandatory coffee shop stop for his very first pup cup 🌲 Exploring new trails and catching all the smells 🏃‍♀️ A much-needed run to let out all that happy energy! It’s hard to believe such a soulful “good boy” is still sitting in a kennel. He is officially available for adoption at the Brandywine Valley SPCA in Washington, DC, and ready to find his person! 🏠❤️ If you can’t adopt, consider giving a shelter dog a “day out.” It changes their whole world. Please share to help this sweet guy find the forever home he deserves! 🦴🙌

✨ SHELTER SKIP DAY! 🐕 Meet Tater Tot, a dog who rarely gets a day out. He’s been waiting so long for his turn, so she made sure today was all about him! 🐾✨ Their big adventure: ☕️ A mandatory coffee shop stop for his very first pup cup 🌲 Exploring new trails and catching all the smells 🏃‍♀️ A much-needed run to let out all that happy energy! It’s hard to believe such a soulful “good boy” is still sitting in a kennel. He is officially available for adoption at the Brandywine Valley SPCA in Washington, DC, and ready to find his person! 🏠❤️ If you can’t adopt, consider giving a shelter dog a “day out.” It changes their whole world. Please share to help this sweet guy find the forever home he deserves! 🦴🙌

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My neighbor always walks the dog at all hours of the day, rain or shine. She has a huge dog she can’t control, it actually walks her most of the time. This guy here has no excuse letting his dog on a leash get away, that thing is tiny. Yet he thinks it’s the man’s fault that his dog got nudged. What would you do if your neighbors dog got loose and they blamed your dog reacting to it, he needs to get his dog under control and get a life. Anyways, the neighbor with the big dog was walking her dog and it got away from her and ran into the street. Another neighbor was coming home from work and didn’t have time to react to it, she ended up hitting the dog causing a good amount of damage to her car and scuffing up the dog pretty good. The lady walking her dog had a fit of course and blamed the neighbor for hitting her dog. The neighbor retorted that she wouldn’t have hit it if the lady had it under control and isn’t run into the street. The lady ended up calling the cops, the cops came and cleared the neighbor of wrong doing. There were plenty of witnesses that saw it and we all see the dog pulling her all the time anyways. After the accident we didn’t see the lady walking her dog much anymore, her oldest son would do it most of the time to his annoyance but it was a better thing, he could control it where as his mother could not. I didn’t want to involve myself in their argument but I did tell the lady it was her fault, and that she needs to pay for the other neighbors car. Up until that point she was refusing to cooperate much. I never did ask if she paid but I have a feeling she did, the neighbor can be quite convincing when she needs to be.

My neighbor always walks the dog at all hours of the day, rain or shine. She has a huge dog she can’t control, it actually walks her most of the time. This guy here has no excuse letting his dog on a leash get away, that thing is tiny. Yet he thinks it’s the man’s fault that his dog got nudged. What would you do if your neighbors dog got loose and they blamed your dog reacting to it, he needs to get his dog under control and get a life. Anyways, the neighbor with the big dog was walking her dog and it got away from her and ran into the street. Another neighbor was coming home from work and didn’t have time to react to it, she ended up hitting the dog causing a good amount of damage to her car and scuffing up the dog pretty good. The lady walking her dog had a fit of course and blamed the neighbor for hitting her dog. The neighbor retorted that she wouldn’t have hit it if the lady had it under control and isn’t run into the street. The lady ended up calling the cops, the cops came and cleared the neighbor of wrong doing. There were plenty of witnesses that saw it and we all see the dog pulling her all the time anyways. After the accident we didn’t see the lady walking her dog much anymore, her oldest son would do it most of the time to his annoyance but it was a better thing, he could control it where as his mother could not. I didn’t want to involve myself in their argument but I did tell the lady it was her fault, and that she needs to pay for the other neighbors car. Up until that point she was refusing to cooperate much. I never did ask if she paid but I have a feeling she did, the neighbor can be quite convincing when she needs to be.

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Dr. Robert Lustig obliterated 50 years of cholesterol dogma in 41 seconds flat He literally said (watch every word): “If you eat a low-carb diet — keto, paleo, whatever — you reduce carbs/sugar and raise dietary fat. Yes, your LDL will go UP. But it’s the big, buoyant, fluffy LDL. That kind is cardiovascularly NEUTRAL. It’s not the bad guy. The actual bad guy is the small, dense LDL. Statins? They don’t even touch those. So the real question is: Do you want to lower an LDL that doesn’t matter… and in exchange put yourself at risk for chronic hyperglycemia, which absolutely DOES matter? Is that a good trade?” Exact quote ends at 0:41 I’m not telling you what to eat. I’m just asking: Have we been chasing the wrong villain this entire time? Drop your thoughts below — respectfully. Science needs debate, not dogma.

Dr. Robert Lustig obliterated 50 years of cholesterol dogma in 41 seconds flat He literally said (watch every word): “If you eat a low-carb diet — keto, paleo, whatever — you reduce carbs/sugar and raise dietary fat. Yes, your LDL will go UP. But it’s the big, buoyant, fluffy LDL. That kind is cardiovascularly NEUTRAL. It’s not the bad guy. The actual bad guy is the small, dense LDL. Statins? They don’t even touch those. So the real question is: Do you want to lower an LDL that doesn’t matter… and in exchange put yourself at risk for chronic hyperglycemia, which absolutely DOES matter? Is that a good trade?” Exact quote ends at 0:41 I’m not telling you what to eat. I’m just asking: Have we been chasing the wrong villain this entire time? Drop your thoughts below — respectfully. Science needs debate, not dogma.

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Auditioning is a completely different performance than how you’d perform it when you get the job. Most actors don’t realize that. What do I mean? In an audition, I only have 1 set up, 1 frame from the chest up. On set you’ll have multiple set ups and multiple camera lens sizes. So for example if I have to do a very explosive emotional scene for an audition I’m beholden to that one set up which is the chest up how casting likes it. BUT if I’m too big and too emotional for that frame size it might come off as melodramatic/Over-acting or I’m forcing it. So I have to do a little less. Now on set during the master I can be as big and as ferocious as I want and then dial it down as the camera moves in closer. The same goes if it has to be small and intimate scene, I might have to project a bit more to convey that emotion in an audition where if it was on set that close up sees everything and I can be as small an intimate as I want. So during these auditions you’re predominantly handcuffed to the size of the frame that casting wants. I like to be subtle in auditions and sometimes that can look like you’re doing absolutely nothing and its not as engaging for the audition process. (You’re trying to get a job) So I amp it up 10-20%. Again, where as on set I can be as small and subtle as I want and when they move in on your close up it sees the minutia of every detail that your face and eyes make. (Also in an audition you’re acting with a friend or a family member who might not be an actor. No professional makeup or hair, bad lighting, dog barking, cat meowing, fedex guy ringing your bell,etc etc) So to recap… AUDITIONING SUCKS!🤦🏻‍♂️ #kidvicious🔪

Auditioning is a completely different performance than how you’d perform it when you get the job. Most actors don’t realize that. What do I mean? In an audition, I only have 1 set up, 1 frame from the chest up. On set you’ll have multiple set ups and multiple camera lens sizes. So for example if I have to do a very explosive emotional scene for an audition I’m beholden to that one set up which is the chest up how casting likes it. BUT if I’m too big and too emotional for that frame size it might come off as melodramatic/Over-acting or I’m forcing it. So I have to do a little less. Now on set during the master I can be as big and as ferocious as I want and then dial it down as the camera moves in closer. The same goes if it has to be small and intimate scene, I might have to project a bit more to convey that emotion in an audition where if it was on set that close up sees everything and I can be as small an intimate as I want. So during these auditions you’re predominantly handcuffed to the size of the frame that casting wants. I like to be subtle in auditions and sometimes that can look like you’re doing absolutely nothing and its not as engaging for the audition process. (You’re trying to get a job) So I amp it up 10-20%. Again, where as on set I can be as small and subtle as I want and when they move in on your close up it sees the minutia of every detail that your face and eyes make. (Also in an audition you’re acting with a friend or a family member who might not be an actor. No professional makeup or hair, bad lighting, dog barking, cat meowing, fedex guy ringing your bell,etc etc) So to recap… AUDITIONING SUCKS!🤦🏻‍♂️ #kidvicious🔪

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Stop stepping over dollars to pick up pennies! Focus on the BIG stuff ✍️ Weight loss requires some form of restriction but you can choose the FORM of restriction that FEELS the least restrictive to you! Such as: ✅Tracking macros/calories ✅Time restricted eating ✅Dietary restriction like low carb, plant based, low fat, etc Choose a form of restriction that feels easiest to YOU because in the literature none of these methods show up as being superior for long term weight loss or adherence. So choose what feels easiest for YOU Most people spend way too much mind space and energy on my new details that don’t really matter much. Put your time and energy into the stuff that makes the biggest difference for health and longevity. ✅Maintain a normal/lean body fat ✅Exercise regularly ✅Don’t smoke ✅Don’t drink or do drugs ✅Get enough sleep ✅Manage psychological stress I’m not saying you can never have a late night or you don’t get enough sleep. I’m not saying you can’t be healthy and never have a drink. I’m not saying you can’t be healthy and have an occasional cigar or enjoy the occasional edible. I’m not saying you can’t miss some workouts here and there. I’m not saying your nutrition have to be perfect. What I’m saying is that over the course of your life if you get those six things right 90% of the time, you will be doing better than 99% of people. 99% of people stress about small details or require themselves to be perfect and when they are not, they go completely crazy and binge eat or binge drink, or insert whatever other vice you can think of Don’t focus on perfection or tiny details. Focus on doing the big things right consistently 90% of the time, and you’ll be better off than the vast majority of people. But many of you spend tons of time and stress on shit that doesn’t matter hardly at all. I have news for you, the amount of stress you are spending on the little things that don’t really matter is killing you faster & making you more unhealthy than getting the little things wrong Consistency>perfection From 2 Bears 1 Cave with Tom Segura AKA Mr. Ladybug YMH Studios bert kreischer

Stop stepping over dollars to pick up pennies! Focus on the BIG stuff ✍️ Weight loss requires some form of restriction but you can choose the FORM of restriction that FEELS the least restrictive to you! Such as: ✅Tracking macros/calories ✅Time restricted eating ✅Dietary restriction like low carb, plant based, low fat, etc Choose a form of restriction that feels easiest to YOU because in the literature none of these methods show up as being superior for long term weight loss or adherence. So choose what feels easiest for YOU Most people spend way too much mind space and energy on my new details that don’t really matter much. Put your time and energy into the stuff that makes the biggest difference for health and longevity. ✅Maintain a normal/lean body fat ✅Exercise regularly ✅Don’t smoke ✅Don’t drink or do drugs ✅Get enough sleep ✅Manage psychological stress I’m not saying you can never have a late night or you don’t get enough sleep. I’m not saying you can’t be healthy and never have a drink. I’m not saying you can’t be healthy and have an occasional cigar or enjoy the occasional edible. I’m not saying you can’t miss some workouts here and there. I’m not saying your nutrition have to be perfect. What I’m saying is that over the course of your life if you get those six things right 90% of the time, you will be doing better than 99% of people. 99% of people stress about small details or require themselves to be perfect and when they are not, they go completely crazy and binge eat or binge drink, or insert whatever other vice you can think of Don’t focus on perfection or tiny details. Focus on doing the big things right consistently 90% of the time, and you’ll be better off than the vast majority of people. But many of you spend tons of time and stress on shit that doesn’t matter hardly at all. I have news for you, the amount of stress you are spending on the little things that don’t really matter is killing you faster & making you more unhealthy than getting the little things wrong Consistency>perfection From 2 Bears 1 Cave with Tom Segura AKA Mr. Ladybug YMH Studios bert kreischer

Layne Norton, PhD

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It’s fitting that Joe Biden’s presidency started with a cover-up and ended with one. The laptop, the lab leak, his health, the coup and then a blanket pardon that historians are saying is bigger in scope than Nixon’s. This whole time, Biden was acting like he had a monopoly on morality when really he was the lying dog-faced pony soldier. The media is now begging Joe for a pocket pardon. Why would Joe Biden need blanket pardons for himself and Hunter if he didn’t do anything wrong? If he didn’t want Hunter to do prison time, he could have commuted his sentences— instead he dished out blanket immunity. This pardon dates all the way back to 2014, when Hunter joined Burisma and Joe was handed the Ukraine portfolio. This pardon covers the Ukraine money, the Russia money, the China money, the diamonds, the paintings and all the back taxes. You have to hand it to the Big Guy… he tied the operation up with a perfect bow.

It’s fitting that Joe Biden’s presidency started with a cover-up and ended with one. The laptop, the lab leak, his health, the coup and then a blanket pardon that historians are saying is bigger in scope than Nixon’s. This whole time, Biden was acting like he had a monopoly on morality when really he was the lying dog-faced pony soldier. The media is now begging Joe for a pocket pardon. Why would Joe Biden need blanket pardons for himself and Hunter if he didn’t do anything wrong? If he didn’t want Hunter to do prison time, he could have commuted his sentences— instead he dished out blanket immunity. This pardon dates all the way back to 2014, when Hunter joined Burisma and Joe was handed the Ukraine portfolio. This pardon covers the Ukraine money, the Russia money, the China money, the diamonds, the paintings and all the back taxes. You have to hand it to the Big Guy… he tied the operation up with a perfect bow.

Jesse Watters

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Brace yourselves for peak adorable mayhem: “Big Sister vs. The Tiny Terror – Snow Edition: Operation Fluff Conversion.” This squishy-faced rottie menace Kenji acts like the bravest little lion inside the house—charging around like he owns the place, barking at his own shadow, launching fearless attacks on my tail like a tiny warrior with zero chill. But the second we step outside? Total personality flip. He patters down the ramp after me, then freezes at the bottom and delivers the most dramatic, wide-eyed puppy betrayal stare at the snow, like I just asked him to wrestle a polar bear. “Sis, this white stuff is COLD and WEIRD and definitely out to get my perfect paws.🐾 Indoors bravery: 100. Outdoors bravery: big fat zero.”Cue me, the overworked but devoted big sis turned professional hype machine: unleashing the goofiest, bounciest zoomie performance of my career. Boinging like a kangaroo who chugged an entire espresso bar, play-bowing with the silliest grin and helicopter tail, flopping dramatically into snow angels just to yell (in dog) “IT’S THE BEST THING EVER, YOU TINY CHICKEN NUGGET, COME LIVE YOUR BEST LIFE!” We played the most hilariously rigged puppy Olympics race ever: me powering through the snowy side like a furry freestyle skier shredding fresh powder with zero brakes, while Baby Kenji tippy-toe prances up and down the clear ramp like a pampered prince inspecting his kingdom. (He had EVERY advantage… and still got absolutely dusted by my snow tornado.) Then comes the moment that melted my grumpy heart♥️: I zip back up the ramp, skid past him with the ultimate puppy taunt “Bet you can’t catch me, slowpoke!” and—OH MY DOG—those adorable floppy ears flap like helicopter blades, that chunky butt wiggles like crazy, and he actually LAUNCHES into the cutest, clumsiest, most determined waddle on ice you’ve ever seen, chasing me all the way back inside like a tiny brave hero finally discovering joy. We burst through the door in a whirlwind of happy paws, snowy kisses, and mutual victory zoomies. My heart grew three sizes. His bravery level: officially unlocked (at least for today). Big sister battery: recharged by pure squish. Patience: magically restored. Cuteness: weaponized and hazardous to your inner grinch.♥️☃️ If this made you squeal like a kettle, clutch your chest, or replay the video on loop while whispering “look at the baby goooo,” please tag every dog lover you know, smash that share button so the whole internet can die of cute aggression over Kenji’s epic glow-up from indoor tough guy to outdoor snow rookie turned chase champion, and flood the comments with your own big-sis/little-bro puppy stories—we need the fluff, the photos, the chaos, all of it! Who else has a house-brave pup who turns into a total snow wimp outside? 🐶❄️ #SnowZoomies #RottieBabies #BigSisterWins #KenjiTheTinyHero #IndoorBraveOutdoorScared #PuppyGlowUp #CutenessAttack #FloppyEarGang 🎥 Puppy Olympics snow race with me doing epic bouncies

Brace yourselves for peak adorable mayhem: “Big Sister vs. The Tiny Terror – Snow Edition: Operation Fluff Conversion.” This squishy-faced rottie menace Kenji acts like the bravest little lion inside the house—charging around like he owns the place, barking at his own shadow, launching fearless attacks on my tail like a tiny warrior with zero chill. But the second we step outside? Total personality flip. He patters down the ramp after me, then freezes at the bottom and delivers the most dramatic, wide-eyed puppy betrayal stare at the snow, like I just asked him to wrestle a polar bear. “Sis, this white stuff is COLD and WEIRD and definitely out to get my perfect paws.🐾 Indoors bravery: 100. Outdoors bravery: big fat zero.”Cue me, the overworked but devoted big sis turned professional hype machine: unleashing the goofiest, bounciest zoomie performance of my career. Boinging like a kangaroo who chugged an entire espresso bar, play-bowing with the silliest grin and helicopter tail, flopping dramatically into snow angels just to yell (in dog) “IT’S THE BEST THING EVER, YOU TINY CHICKEN NUGGET, COME LIVE YOUR BEST LIFE!” We played the most hilariously rigged puppy Olympics race ever: me powering through the snowy side like a furry freestyle skier shredding fresh powder with zero brakes, while Baby Kenji tippy-toe prances up and down the clear ramp like a pampered prince inspecting his kingdom. (He had EVERY advantage… and still got absolutely dusted by my snow tornado.) Then comes the moment that melted my grumpy heart♥️: I zip back up the ramp, skid past him with the ultimate puppy taunt “Bet you can’t catch me, slowpoke!” and—OH MY DOG—those adorable floppy ears flap like helicopter blades, that chunky butt wiggles like crazy, and he actually LAUNCHES into the cutest, clumsiest, most determined waddle on ice you’ve ever seen, chasing me all the way back inside like a tiny brave hero finally discovering joy. We burst through the door in a whirlwind of happy paws, snowy kisses, and mutual victory zoomies. My heart grew three sizes. His bravery level: officially unlocked (at least for today). Big sister battery: recharged by pure squish. Patience: magically restored. Cuteness: weaponized and hazardous to your inner grinch.♥️☃️ If this made you squeal like a kettle, clutch your chest, or replay the video on loop while whispering “look at the baby goooo,” please tag every dog lover you know, smash that share button so the whole internet can die of cute aggression over Kenji’s epic glow-up from indoor tough guy to outdoor snow rookie turned chase champion, and flood the comments with your own big-sis/little-bro puppy stories—we need the fluff, the photos, the chaos, all of it! Who else has a house-brave pup who turns into a total snow wimp outside? 🐶❄️ #SnowZoomies #RottieBabies #BigSisterWins #KenjiTheTinyHero #IndoorBraveOutdoorScared #PuppyGlowUp #CutenessAttack #FloppyEarGang 🎥 Puppy Olympics snow race with me doing epic bouncies

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This is the boomer uncle who Raj Shamani invited to his podcast to talk on medical and health. The guy who said "Ghee" (also called clarified butter) is a fat burner. Ghee is heavy on saturated fats and every single nutrition and cardiology clinical societies recommend limiting saturated fats. See here: American Heart Association Presidential Advisory on Dietary Fats For lack of a better description, protoplasmic masses without neuronal cohesion, like this guy here, Mr. Prashant Desai, who has absolutely no training in medical and healthcare, who flaunts toilet paper value nutrition certificates for his video background and without an ounce of scientific temper, talking absolute rubbish on nutrition and diet are the ones the public must stay away from. Look at this video. Nutrition and diet specialist Prashant Desai is holding up a bottle of alcohol and claiming that is causes "non-alcoholic" fatty liver. I mean it is like trying to convince the public by holding up a cat and saying its a dog. Basic IQ anyone? Mr. Desai further says non-alcoholic fatty liver never existed in children before 1980. This is absolutely wrong. Fatty liver had been identified in overfed children as early as 1849. His claim that fruit juice is the same as alcohol is also nonsense. He has no actual idea how nutrient metabolism works. Metabolism of alcohol and that of fruit juice (fructose) is completely different. High fructose intake is associated with increased risk of fatty liver disease. Even fresh fruits have fructose in them. The added sugars cause more harm than the natural sugars in your recommended daily portion of fruits/ fruit juices. See here: Alcohol metabolism and fatty liver: Fructose metabolism and fatty liver: Listen to certified clinical nutritionists and doctors. Reject fearmongering nutritional quacks like these. Their narratives harm the public health.

This is the boomer uncle who Raj Shamani invited to his podcast to talk on medical and health. The guy who said "Ghee" (also called clarified butter) is a fat burner. Ghee is heavy on saturated fats and every single nutrition and cardiology clinical societies recommend limiting saturated fats. See here: American Heart Association Presidential Advisory on Dietary Fats For lack of a better description, protoplasmic masses without neuronal cohesion, like this guy here, Mr. Prashant Desai, who has absolutely no training in medical and healthcare, who flaunts toilet paper value nutrition certificates for his video background and without an ounce of scientific temper, talking absolute rubbish on nutrition and diet are the ones the public must stay away from. Look at this video. Nutrition and diet specialist Prashant Desai is holding up a bottle of alcohol and claiming that is causes "non-alcoholic" fatty liver. I mean it is like trying to convince the public by holding up a cat and saying its a dog. Basic IQ anyone? Mr. Desai further says non-alcoholic fatty liver never existed in children before 1980. This is absolutely wrong. Fatty liver had been identified in overfed children as early as 1849. His claim that fruit juice is the same as alcohol is also nonsense. He has no actual idea how nutrient metabolism works. Metabolism of alcohol and that of fruit juice (fructose) is completely different. High fructose intake is associated with increased risk of fatty liver disease. Even fresh fruits have fructose in them. The added sugars cause more harm than the natural sugars in your recommended daily portion of fruits/ fruit juices. See here: Alcohol metabolism and fatty liver: Fructose metabolism and fatty liver: Listen to certified clinical nutritionists and doctors. Reject fearmongering nutritional quacks like these. Their narratives harm the public health.

TheLiverDoc™

847,960 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce

“I came to buy some goods in Lagos and I lodged at a hotel. I met a small girl who was working there” “She begged me to help because a woman took her from her village to Lagos to work for her. The girl claimed that the woman said she was going to send her to school but she has been using her for prostitution” “I bought her food and took her to her village. On our way, a guy asked me to let him carry my bags for me and I paid him. Before we got to the bridge, some men surrounded me with guns” “After they beat me up, they asked the girl where we were going. She said I wanted to take her to Cameroon for prostitution and that I have a very big prostitution center over there” “They took me to the police station, and now I am being charged for kidnapping and I have a gang that does kidnapping as well” “They all claimed I am into human trafficking. They are asking for 1 million naira, else they would unalive me or put me In Kirikiri” “I have been trying to reach my father but there is no network in my village” “Incase I am no more, please come to mile 2 station in Lagos. I was given tea but I am too scared to drink it” - Cameroonian Lady who got arrested for helping a child

“I came to buy some goods in Lagos and I lodged at a hotel. I met a small girl who was working there” “She begged me to help because a woman took her from her village to Lagos to work for her. The girl claimed that the woman said she was going to send her to school but she has been using her for prostitution” “I bought her food and took her to her village. On our way, a guy asked me to let him carry my bags for me and I paid him. Before we got to the bridge, some men surrounded me with guns” “After they beat me up, they asked the girl where we were going. She said I wanted to take her to Cameroon for prostitution and that I have a very big prostitution center over there” “They took me to the police station, and now I am being charged for kidnapping and I have a gang that does kidnapping as well” “They all claimed I am into human trafficking. They are asking for 1 million naira, else they would unalive me or put me In Kirikiri” “I have been trying to reach my father but there is no network in my village” “Incase I am no more, please come to mile 2 station in Lagos. I was given tea but I am too scared to drink it” - Cameroonian Lady who got arrested for helping a child

Just Eniola 💜

71,138 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

Bill Nye “The Science Guy” said on CNN this morning that forest fires never used to happen in the Carolinas until now. 🗨️ “There's forest fires, wildfires in the Carolinas—that didn't used to be a thing, everybody.” That sounds scary. 😱 Big, if true. But, had Nye done any actual research, he might be aware that his DNC talking points don't quite square with the facts. 🔎📖 The South Carolina South Carolina Forestry Commission (SCFC) has a wealth of information on their website. 💻 🔥 Based on the last 30 years of data, ~3,000 fires break out in South Carolina each year. 🌲 About 18,000 acres are set ablaze annually. 🪵 229,908 acres of land burned in 1950 alone, the most in a single calendar year in the Palmetto state. Of the top 10 years with the most fire burn acreage, nine of them were prior to 1970 and seven of them were at least 70 years ago. 📉 Annual fire burn acreage has decreased by 72.5% (1950-79 vs. 1994-2023). Any emergent climate signal is masked by interannual variability and increased fire suppression in the area. 🔗 🔗 The largest [official] fire on record in South Carolina was the Clear Pond Fire of April 10-15, 1976. It began as an unattended campfire between Conway and Myrtle Beach, and ended up burning 30,000 acres of land in Horry County in the span of five days. For perspective, the current blaze has burned 1,600 acres. 🔗 An even larger fire occurred in mid-February 1898. It seared through an estimated three million acres that stretched from Aiken County, South Carolina to Chatham County, North Carolina, and killed at least 14 people in its path. 🔗 🔗 Bill Nye has no clue what he's talking about. He's just making stuff up and the CNN “journalists” nod in blind agreement.

Bill Nye “The Science Guy” said on CNN this morning that forest fires never used to happen in the Carolinas until now. 🗨️ “There's forest fires, wildfires in the Carolinas—that didn't used to be a thing, everybody.” That sounds scary. 😱 Big, if true. But, had Nye done any actual research, he might be aware that his DNC talking points don't quite square with the facts. 🔎📖 The South Carolina South Carolina Forestry Commission (SCFC) has a wealth of information on their website. 💻 🔥 Based on the last 30 years of data, ~3,000 fires break out in South Carolina each year. 🌲 About 18,000 acres are set ablaze annually. 🪵 229,908 acres of land burned in 1950 alone, the most in a single calendar year in the Palmetto state. Of the top 10 years with the most fire burn acreage, nine of them were prior to 1970 and seven of them were at least 70 years ago. 📉 Annual fire burn acreage has decreased by 72.5% (1950-79 vs. 1994-2023). Any emergent climate signal is masked by interannual variability and increased fire suppression in the area. 🔗 🔗 The largest [official] fire on record in South Carolina was the Clear Pond Fire of April 10-15, 1976. It began as an unattended campfire between Conway and Myrtle Beach, and ended up burning 30,000 acres of land in Horry County in the span of five days. For perspective, the current blaze has burned 1,600 acres. 🔗 An even larger fire occurred in mid-February 1898. It seared through an estimated three million acres that stretched from Aiken County, South Carolina to Chatham County, North Carolina, and killed at least 14 people in its path. 🔗 🔗 Bill Nye has no clue what he's talking about. He's just making stuff up and the CNN “journalists” nod in blind agreement.

Chris Martz

76,633 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Tiny woman, massive store, endless adventure. STYLE: Photorealistic live-action miniature-person FX, cinematic macro photography, ultra-shallow DOF, realistic convenience store, dynamic handheld camera, dramatic practical lighting, realistic physics, detailed textures, premium viral commercial, 4K, 16:9. Create a 30-second cinematic adventure featuring one athletic miniature woman at 1:5 scale. Keep her face, hairstyle, outfit, body proportions, backpack, and scale perfectly consistent throughout. 00:00–00:05 — SNACK SHELVES She races across towering snack shelves, jumping over oversized packages and gaps. A giant candy box suddenly falls beside her, scattering candies everywhere. 00:05–00:10 — CANDY AVALANCHE She jumps across the rolling candies like stepping stones, then lands on a giant chocolate bar and immediately continues. 00:10–00:15 — GIANT BOTTLE She grabs a huge drink bottle and climbs up its textured surface, runs across the curved bottle, jumps over the giant cap, and lands on a hanging promotional display that swings naturally. 00:15–00:20 — CHECKOUT RUSH The display drops her near checkout. She jumps onto a moving shopping cart, rides past the scanner, then leaps onto the moving conveyor belt. 00:20–00:25 — FREEZER ESCAPE She runs across oversized frozen-food packages as a freezer door closes ahead. She slides underneath at the last second, grabs the handle, swings around it, and lands safely. 00:25–00:30 — BIG REVEAL She climbs onto a giant store sign and looks across the enormous convenience store. The camera pulls far backward and upward, revealing how tiny she really is. CAMERA: Dynamic macro tracking, low angles, smooth aerial movement, strong parallax, shallow DOF, realistic reflections, shadows, packaging details, natural movement and believable physics. SFX: Footsteps, packaging crinkles, candy rattles, plastic movement, cart wheels, scanner beeps, conveyor hum, freezer sounds and impact sounds. No BGM. ENDING TEXT: “SMALL SCALE. BIG ADVENTURE.” “EVERY AISLE IS A NEW WORLD.” NEGATIVE: No cartoon, anime, toy-like look, animation, duplicate character, face/outfit changes, anatomy errors, floating, unrealistic physics, scale changes, narration, subtitles, logos or watermarks.

Tiny woman, massive store, endless adventure. STYLE: Photorealistic live-action miniature-person FX, cinematic macro photography, ultra-shallow DOF, realistic convenience store, dynamic handheld camera, dramatic practical lighting, realistic physics, detailed textures, premium viral commercial, 4K, 16:9. Create a 30-second cinematic adventure featuring one athletic miniature woman at 1:5 scale. Keep her face, hairstyle, outfit, body proportions, backpack, and scale perfectly consistent throughout. 00:00–00:05 — SNACK SHELVES She races across towering snack shelves, jumping over oversized packages and gaps. A giant candy box suddenly falls beside her, scattering candies everywhere. 00:05–00:10 — CANDY AVALANCHE She jumps across the rolling candies like stepping stones, then lands on a giant chocolate bar and immediately continues. 00:10–00:15 — GIANT BOTTLE She grabs a huge drink bottle and climbs up its textured surface, runs across the curved bottle, jumps over the giant cap, and lands on a hanging promotional display that swings naturally. 00:15–00:20 — CHECKOUT RUSH The display drops her near checkout. She jumps onto a moving shopping cart, rides past the scanner, then leaps onto the moving conveyor belt. 00:20–00:25 — FREEZER ESCAPE She runs across oversized frozen-food packages as a freezer door closes ahead. She slides underneath at the last second, grabs the handle, swings around it, and lands safely. 00:25–00:30 — BIG REVEAL She climbs onto a giant store sign and looks across the enormous convenience store. The camera pulls far backward and upward, revealing how tiny she really is. CAMERA: Dynamic macro tracking, low angles, smooth aerial movement, strong parallax, shallow DOF, realistic reflections, shadows, packaging details, natural movement and believable physics. SFX: Footsteps, packaging crinkles, candy rattles, plastic movement, cart wheels, scanner beeps, conveyor hum, freezer sounds and impact sounds. No BGM. ENDING TEXT: “SMALL SCALE. BIG ADVENTURE.” “EVERY AISLE IS A NEW WORLD.” NEGATIVE: No cartoon, anime, toy-like look, animation, duplicate character, face/outfit changes, anatomy errors, floating, unrealistic physics, scale changes, narration, subtitles, logos or watermarks.

Simply Ray

31,184 görüntüleme • 6 gün önce

Turning a convenience store run into an extreme adventure. Seedance 2.5 on Higgsfield AI 🧩 Prompt : STYLE: Photorealistic live-action miniature-person FX, cinematic macro photography, ultra-shallow depth of field, realistic convenience store, dynamic handheld camera, dramatic practical lighting, realistic physics, detailed textures, premium viral commercial aesthetic, 4K. Create a 30-second cinematic adventure featuring one athletic miniature woman at approximately 1 : 5 scale. Maintain her exact face, hairstyle, outfit, body proportions, backpack, and scale throughout. She races across towering snack shelves, jumping over oversized packages and gaps. A giant candy box falls, creating an avalanche of rolling candies that she uses as stepping stones before landing on a massive chocolate bar. She climbs a huge drink bottle, runs up its curved surface, jumps over the cap, and lands on a hanging promotional display. She then rides a moving shopping cart through checkout, dodging the scanner and jumping onto the conveyor belt. At the refrigerated section, she runs across frozen-food packages, slides beneath a closing freezer door, and swings onto the display using the handle. Finally, she climbs onto a giant store sign and looks across the enormous store filled with products and shoppers as the camera pulls back to reveal just how tiny she is. Use dynamic macro tracking, dramatic low angles, smooth aerial-style movements, strong foreground parallax, realistic reflections, shadows, depth of field, product packaging, natural human movement, believable physics, seamless transitions, and cinematic lighting. End with the cinematic title: “SMALL SCALE. BIG ADVENTURE.” followed by “EVERY AISLE IS A NEW WORLD.” SFX: Footsteps, packaging crinkles, candy rattles, plastic flexing, cart wheels, scanner beeps, conveyor hum, freezer sounds, rushing air, and cinematic impact. NEGATIVE: No cartoon, anime, toy-like appearance, animation, duplicated character, face or outfit changes, distorted anatomy, floating, scale changes, narration, or subtitles.

Turning a convenience store run into an extreme adventure. Seedance 2.5 on Higgsfield AI 🧩 Prompt : STYLE: Photorealistic live-action miniature-person FX, cinematic macro photography, ultra-shallow depth of field, realistic convenience store, dynamic handheld camera, dramatic practical lighting, realistic physics, detailed textures, premium viral commercial aesthetic, 4K. Create a 30-second cinematic adventure featuring one athletic miniature woman at approximately 1 : 5 scale. Maintain her exact face, hairstyle, outfit, body proportions, backpack, and scale throughout. She races across towering snack shelves, jumping over oversized packages and gaps. A giant candy box falls, creating an avalanche of rolling candies that she uses as stepping stones before landing on a massive chocolate bar. She climbs a huge drink bottle, runs up its curved surface, jumps over the cap, and lands on a hanging promotional display. She then rides a moving shopping cart through checkout, dodging the scanner and jumping onto the conveyor belt. At the refrigerated section, she runs across frozen-food packages, slides beneath a closing freezer door, and swings onto the display using the handle. Finally, she climbs onto a giant store sign and looks across the enormous store filled with products and shoppers as the camera pulls back to reveal just how tiny she is. Use dynamic macro tracking, dramatic low angles, smooth aerial-style movements, strong foreground parallax, realistic reflections, shadows, depth of field, product packaging, natural human movement, believable physics, seamless transitions, and cinematic lighting. End with the cinematic title: “SMALL SCALE. BIG ADVENTURE.” followed by “EVERY AISLE IS A NEW WORLD.” SFX: Footsteps, packaging crinkles, candy rattles, plastic flexing, cart wheels, scanner beeps, conveyor hum, freezer sounds, rushing air, and cinematic impact. NEGATIVE: No cartoon, anime, toy-like appearance, animation, duplicated character, face or outfit changes, distorted anatomy, floating, scale changes, narration, or subtitles.

Smiling Khan

31,517 görüntüleme • 7 gün önce

Republicans Aren't Sorry. They're Scared Shitless. Watch closely right now, because you're seeing something rare: Republicans in Congress publicly flinching away from Donald Trump. Rep. Mike Lawler calling the Iran war "not small potatoes" on national TV. Rep. Tim Burchett cracking jokes about being "backwards and poor." Rep. Tom Barrett skipping the Dallas midterm convention entirely. The GOP is reportedly so desperate to avoid empty seats at that convention that they're texting away free tickets after charging $25,000 for admission — and still can't fill the room. Don't mistake this for a conscience. It's a poll number. None of these lawmakers had a problem with Trump when he was actually doing the damage. They didn't distance themselves when the "Big Beautiful Bill" ripped healthcare coverage away from millions of people. They didn't distance themselves while families were being torn apart by an immigration crackdown that grabbed people who'd committed no crime beyond wanting a better life. They didn't distance themselves through six months of war in Iran, a $1.25 billion "Board of Peace" fund with nothing to show for it, a Qatari jet paid for partly by raiding nuclear modernization money, or a parade of pardons for donors and grifters. They stood behind him with thumbs up and a big smile. They eagerly voted for it, they fundraised off of it. What changed isn't the behavior. It's the calendar. Now the midterms are close enough to taste, and suddenly the same members who spent a year rubber-stamping Trump's agenda and cheering afterwards are worried about being seen next to him. Kevin Madden, the Republican strategist quoted in the Financial Times, basically said the quiet part out loud: members go home, hear from voters about affordability and inflation — if they have the guts to even hold a townhall — come back to Washington, and then Trump torches whatever message discipline they tried to build — like calling rising prices and dead soldiers from his own war of choice "small potatoes," or telling rural communities they'll be "backwards and poor" if they don't want AI data centers built next to their homes. This is always who he was. He did not suddenly change. He was always a narcissist and a fraud. The only difference is Republicans’ jobs are on the line. And if they lose, they can’t keep screwing you over as they have knowingly done for the last 2 years. This is not accountability. This is triage. There's no retraction of a single vote, no return of a single dollar diverted from disaster relief or nuclear modernization, no apology to a single family that lost a parent to ICE. There's just a sudden, urgent interest in not being photographed next to him three months before an election. If Republicans actually believed any of this was wrong, they had two years to say so. They said nothing. The ONLY republicans to speak out are those retiring or who already lost. What we're watching now isn't a party rediscovering its values — it's a party trying to survive the consequences of never having any to begin with. They didn't learn. They got caught. Stop voting for your abusers.

Republicans Aren't Sorry. They're Scared Shitless. Watch closely right now, because you're seeing something rare: Republicans in Congress publicly flinching away from Donald Trump. Rep. Mike Lawler calling the Iran war "not small potatoes" on national TV. Rep. Tim Burchett cracking jokes about being "backwards and poor." Rep. Tom Barrett skipping the Dallas midterm convention entirely. The GOP is reportedly so desperate to avoid empty seats at that convention that they're texting away free tickets after charging $25,000 for admission — and still can't fill the room. Don't mistake this for a conscience. It's a poll number. None of these lawmakers had a problem with Trump when he was actually doing the damage. They didn't distance themselves when the "Big Beautiful Bill" ripped healthcare coverage away from millions of people. They didn't distance themselves while families were being torn apart by an immigration crackdown that grabbed people who'd committed no crime beyond wanting a better life. They didn't distance themselves through six months of war in Iran, a $1.25 billion "Board of Peace" fund with nothing to show for it, a Qatari jet paid for partly by raiding nuclear modernization money, or a parade of pardons for donors and grifters. They stood behind him with thumbs up and a big smile. They eagerly voted for it, they fundraised off of it. What changed isn't the behavior. It's the calendar. Now the midterms are close enough to taste, and suddenly the same members who spent a year rubber-stamping Trump's agenda and cheering afterwards are worried about being seen next to him. Kevin Madden, the Republican strategist quoted in the Financial Times, basically said the quiet part out loud: members go home, hear from voters about affordability and inflation — if they have the guts to even hold a townhall — come back to Washington, and then Trump torches whatever message discipline they tried to build — like calling rising prices and dead soldiers from his own war of choice "small potatoes," or telling rural communities they'll be "backwards and poor" if they don't want AI data centers built next to their homes. This is always who he was. He did not suddenly change. He was always a narcissist and a fraud. The only difference is Republicans’ jobs are on the line. And if they lose, they can’t keep screwing you over as they have knowingly done for the last 2 years. This is not accountability. This is triage. There's no retraction of a single vote, no return of a single dollar diverted from disaster relief or nuclear modernization, no apology to a single family that lost a parent to ICE. There's just a sudden, urgent interest in not being photographed next to him three months before an election. If Republicans actually believed any of this was wrong, they had two years to say so. They said nothing. The ONLY republicans to speak out are those retiring or who already lost. What we're watching now isn't a party rediscovering its values — it's a party trying to survive the consequences of never having any to begin with. They didn't learn. They got caught. Stop voting for your abusers.

Dittie

33,867 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

I’ve been meaning to share here that I bought land! Growing up I vividly remember going to the welfare office with my mom. Public school, free lunches & section 8 housing made life possible. I wanted more for myself so I studied, worked my ass off, and put myself in the way of getting lucky. I pivoted into tech in my late 20’s, and was already a mom of 2 at that point. It was not an immediate up and to the right journey. In fact, my first startup failed. And it was entirely bootstrapped so I lost all the money I’d put into it. After working at other companies for some years I was ready to try again but then I nearly failed at fundraising. It was humbling to hear no after no but I just kept learning and adapting. I have always played long games and I’m willing to take a lot of pain in the short-term to realize big goals. People who know my full life story say it’s so hard to believe that I am in this position today, but it’s not by accident. I built this life brick by brick. Odds were stacked against me but I found joy in the challenge of doing hard things. Much of my success is from being pushed down and told I couldn’t make it. I love proving people wrong. Back to the land. I started dreaming of this project over a decade ago, back when I had no money to do it. But I talked about it to friends constantly like it was inevitable - because even though I didn’t know *how* it would happen, I began believing it would. Here we are and now it’s a key piece of what I want to accomplish in my next act. I want to create a place that people come to for reflection, to unwind from the grind, and to build meaningful connection to self and others. I want to host salons to discuss and debate interesting topics with the smartest people I can find. Breakthroughs will happen round a fire, while lounging poolside, and while gazing up at the stars through the trees. It took a year of searching for land but we found a spot just 1 hour north of San Francisco. It’s got some beautiful bones and infrastructure on it already but there’s a lot to imagine and build to realize the dream. Everything big starts small. So, we put up our first tree swings, hammocks and a canvas tent. 🏕️ If you’re into that kind of journey then I’ll be posting more about it on IG and may create an account just for that work. I’ve never owned land so 10 acres is an amazing canvas to create and learn on. There will be mistakes and setbacks, There always are. But I can’t wait to see what gets accomplished in the next decade! (And no, I am not quitting my job at Meta - this project is my side gig for the foreseeable future. I’m lucky to have the best guy I know focused on it full-time.) As the corporate truism goes - team work makes the dream work. LFG! 💕

I’ve been meaning to share here that I bought land! Growing up I vividly remember going to the welfare office with my mom. Public school, free lunches & section 8 housing made life possible. I wanted more for myself so I studied, worked my ass off, and put myself in the way of getting lucky. I pivoted into tech in my late 20’s, and was already a mom of 2 at that point. It was not an immediate up and to the right journey. In fact, my first startup failed. And it was entirely bootstrapped so I lost all the money I’d put into it. After working at other companies for some years I was ready to try again but then I nearly failed at fundraising. It was humbling to hear no after no but I just kept learning and adapting. I have always played long games and I’m willing to take a lot of pain in the short-term to realize big goals. People who know my full life story say it’s so hard to believe that I am in this position today, but it’s not by accident. I built this life brick by brick. Odds were stacked against me but I found joy in the challenge of doing hard things. Much of my success is from being pushed down and told I couldn’t make it. I love proving people wrong. Back to the land. I started dreaming of this project over a decade ago, back when I had no money to do it. But I talked about it to friends constantly like it was inevitable - because even though I didn’t know how it would happen, I began believing it would. Here we are and now it’s a key piece of what I want to accomplish in my next act. I want to create a place that people come to for reflection, to unwind from the grind, and to build meaningful connection to self and others. I want to host salons to discuss and debate interesting topics with the smartest people I can find. Breakthroughs will happen round a fire, while lounging poolside, and while gazing up at the stars through the trees. It took a year of searching for land but we found a spot just 1 hour north of San Francisco. It’s got some beautiful bones and infrastructure on it already but there’s a lot to imagine and build to realize the dream. Everything big starts small. So, we put up our first tree swings, hammocks and a canvas tent. 🏕️ If you’re into that kind of journey then I’ll be posting more about it on IG and may create an account just for that work. I’ve never owned land so 10 acres is an amazing canvas to create and learn on. There will be mistakes and setbacks, There always are. But I can’t wait to see what gets accomplished in the next decade! (And no, I am not quitting my job at Meta - this project is my side gig for the foreseeable future. I’m lucky to have the best guy I know focused on it full-time.) As the corporate truism goes - team work makes the dream work. LFG! 💕

Esther Crawford ✨

51,605 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce

“Still, a man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest.” – The Boxer Boomers say: kids today are lazy, entitled, glued to a screen, allergic to sacrifice. The 30-year-old says: you bought a house and a car for the price of my down payment, then pulled the ladder up behind you. So who is right? Neither. And there is one number that ends the argument. THE NUMBER In 1992, the median first-time homebuyer in America was 28. NAR's latest survey puts that number at 40. The oldest ever recorded. Twelve years added to the wait, in a single generation. That is not a personality flaw. You cannot budget your way out of twelve years. The starter home did not get harder to earn. It quietly stopped existing. THE WRONG VILLAIN Ask anyone under 40 who took the house and you get one answer: BlackRock. Wall Street. The funds. Here is the number nobody screenshots: - Big institutional investors own less than 1 percent of America's single-family homes - They own roughly 3 percent of single-family rentals - The viral "Wall Street owns 20 percent" claim was made up BlackRock is a decoy. You were handed a villain so you would stop asking the harder question. And the harder question is not who is buying the houses. It is why there are not enough houses to buy. THE REAL COMPETITION The instinct is not crazy. You are bidding against investors. Just not the ones on TV. - All investors combined bought about a third of single-family homes last quarter, the highest in five years - Almost none of that is Wall Street giants - It is small landlords. The guy with eight rentals. An LLC you have never heard of, paying cash, on your street Ten thousand small buyers beat you to the house while everyone stared at one big name. WHY THEY EVEN BOTHER Here is the part that ends the generation war. Investors are not the disease. They are the symptom. They poured into houses starting in 2011 because a home became a guaranteed bet. And it became a guaranteed bet because for thirty years, nobody was allowed to build. - Zoning boards - Review processes - Permit queues measured in years This is not a hot take. Economists on the left and the right agree America is short millions of homes. Their only real argument is whether it is four million or seven. Every project blocked added to the equity of people who already owned, and subtracted from the down payment of everyone who did not. Then Washington decided the fix for expensive homes was cheaper debt. Subsidize demand. Strangle supply. Act shocked when prices double. THE VERDICT This is not a story about a greedy generation. It is a story about a system that worked, then quietly got taken apart. Boomers were not more responsible. They were handed a country that still built houses. The ladder got sawed off after them, not by them. Both sides are angry at each other. Neither one wrote the zoning code. The American dream did not die. It got zoned out of existence, and turned into a rental agreement. How old were you when you got your first key or are you still waiting?

“Still, a man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest.” – The Boxer Boomers say: kids today are lazy, entitled, glued to a screen, allergic to sacrifice. The 30-year-old says: you bought a house and a car for the price of my down payment, then pulled the ladder up behind you. So who is right? Neither. And there is one number that ends the argument. THE NUMBER In 1992, the median first-time homebuyer in America was 28. NAR's latest survey puts that number at 40. The oldest ever recorded. Twelve years added to the wait, in a single generation. That is not a personality flaw. You cannot budget your way out of twelve years. The starter home did not get harder to earn. It quietly stopped existing. THE WRONG VILLAIN Ask anyone under 40 who took the house and you get one answer: BlackRock. Wall Street. The funds. Here is the number nobody screenshots: - Big institutional investors own less than 1 percent of America's single-family homes - They own roughly 3 percent of single-family rentals - The viral "Wall Street owns 20 percent" claim was made up BlackRock is a decoy. You were handed a villain so you would stop asking the harder question. And the harder question is not who is buying the houses. It is why there are not enough houses to buy. THE REAL COMPETITION The instinct is not crazy. You are bidding against investors. Just not the ones on TV. - All investors combined bought about a third of single-family homes last quarter, the highest in five years - Almost none of that is Wall Street giants - It is small landlords. The guy with eight rentals. An LLC you have never heard of, paying cash, on your street Ten thousand small buyers beat you to the house while everyone stared at one big name. WHY THEY EVEN BOTHER Here is the part that ends the generation war. Investors are not the disease. They are the symptom. They poured into houses starting in 2011 because a home became a guaranteed bet. And it became a guaranteed bet because for thirty years, nobody was allowed to build. - Zoning boards - Review processes - Permit queues measured in years This is not a hot take. Economists on the left and the right agree America is short millions of homes. Their only real argument is whether it is four million or seven. Every project blocked added to the equity of people who already owned, and subtracted from the down payment of everyone who did not. Then Washington decided the fix for expensive homes was cheaper debt. Subsidize demand. Strangle supply. Act shocked when prices double. THE VERDICT This is not a story about a greedy generation. It is a story about a system that worked, then quietly got taken apart. Boomers were not more responsible. They were handed a country that still built houses. The ladder got sawed off after them, not by them. Both sides are angry at each other. Neither one wrote the zoning code. The American dream did not die. It got zoned out of existence, and turned into a rental agreement. How old were you when you got your first key or are you still waiting?

Sovey

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F-ck the police ... Ain’t no violence out here… you’re writing tickets Late night at Douglas Park. CPD shuts it down. Crime Report | Sept 6, 2026 Roosevelt & Albany, Chicago Officers moved on a late gathering at Douglas Park and told the crowd they were done for the night, not banned, gone until tomorrow. Tickets came out. A woman on the tape says there is no violence and she wants to pay now. The argument gets ugly. Someone yells, “Fuck the police.” Someone else: “Do the CPD stand for Chicago public dick suckers?” People on the tape say officers are “too aggressive.” Officers keep repeating the same order: pack up, party’s over, come back tomorrow. Video circulated on Anonymous Chicago. That page does not name who recorded it. --- Transcript Woman: How to get this shit? Ain’t no violence out here. Go somewhere where some fucking violence is. It ain’t getting tickets. You tell me where it’s at. Run me no fucking ticket, bro. Thirty years, Joe. Yeah, bro. Your coworkers laughed at you. I got the laughter. I’m finna pay that motherfucker right now. That’s good — about 24 hours. You a clown-ass nigga, bro. That’s some fuck shit, man. Just give me the one. Write that ticket. I’m gonna pay right now. What’s your [unclear]? Crowd: She’s so little. She’s chewing the fuck out of here. [unclear; small dog on the tape] Woman: Go get your walk-up, bro. I tried to grow. Let’s go somewhere. I’ll find you. I hope you drive so you’re lying. You’re a goofy ass. I’m not even driving, bitch. Someone: Treat it. That’s what we say. He’s gonna mail it. Crowd: [unclear] Hey — we got action over here too. Officer: Jason. Jason. Jason. Start walking. Start walking slowly. Everybody get out. Get out. Let’s go. We’re done. You guys gotta go. You guys gotta go. Pack up and go. That’s it. You guys are done for the night. You guys gotta go. I’m not saying you can never come back. Just right now, you can’t be here right now. No, no. For the night. For the entire night, you guys are done. You can come back tomorrow. Crowd: [unclear] He snatched a bottle out of his hand and threw it out. I’m missing the action. Someone: You saying drinking? I ain’t drinking. I don’t even drink. Officer: This party is over. Whether you like it or not, this party’s over. So it’s time to get in the car. Someone: Who poured his drink out? Which one? Where’d you go? They over there. Why y’all check the drink? Officer: It’s time to go. Where’s your car? It’s time to go. Woman: I don’t drive. Officer: Okay, we’ll find a ride. It’s time to go. Woman: What you mean, find a ride? I got two [unclear]. Officer: Now you talking about patience with you? A lot of patience? What’d I say to you? I explained it to you the first time. It is time to go. We’re shutting down. Woman: You didn’t explain nothing, because I ain’t saying nothing. Officer: You were just with your people. Woman: I was standing here, but you weren’t saying we were talking. Officer: We’re shutting it down. Woman: Y’all police also get too aggressive. I recorded everything because y’all get too aggressive. They don’t understand nothing. Y’all getting too aggressive, right? Come on, guys, ’cause they get too aggressive. Y’all think too aggressive. Come on, ’cause y’all get too aggressive. Officer: Ma’am. Ma’am. You’re going the wrong way, ma’am. Now you’re going that way, ma’am. Sorry. Now you going that way, ma’am? Woman: I’m going home. Crowd: Lost their fucking clowns. And then got the cameraman out here. Who you work for? Yeah, you see how they picking with us? Make sure you catch it all on camera. They got all this going on for nothing. They just love fucking with people. Who they got in a huddle like that? What they said — they was gonna wait on the bus again? Look how they all in these people’s cars, though. This is shit that’s blowing me. For real. Y’all want somebody to pull off, or y’all gonna be in that car? Which one is it? Somebody should pull off in one of their fucking cars. Who know how to drive a police car? Pull off with they shit. Someone: No, no. I ain’t driving. Fuck the police. Uh-uh. Crowd: Do the CPD stand for Chicago Public Dick Suckers? Do the CPD stand for Chicago Public Dick Suppers? I’m about ready to go ask them for real though. Like, what do CPD stand for? I really think it’s Chicago Public Dick Suckers. They out here trying to shut the movie down. Rocky [unclear], where you come from? Hey, birthday girl. Hey, birthday girl. Your birthday today? Your birthday — hey yeah, you ain’t gotta have it every day. Just hit my paper. That’s what chicks say. It was a red list. #ChicagoScanner #CrimeNews #LaborDay

F-ck the police ... Ain’t no violence out here… you’re writing tickets Late night at Douglas Park. CPD shuts it down. Crime Report | Sept 6, 2026 Roosevelt & Albany, Chicago Officers moved on a late gathering at Douglas Park and told the crowd they were done for the night, not banned, gone until tomorrow. Tickets came out. A woman on the tape says there is no violence and she wants to pay now. The argument gets ugly. Someone yells, “Fuck the police.” Someone else: “Do the CPD stand for Chicago public dick suckers?” People on the tape say officers are “too aggressive.” Officers keep repeating the same order: pack up, party’s over, come back tomorrow. Video circulated on Anonymous Chicago. That page does not name who recorded it. --- Transcript Woman: How to get this shit? Ain’t no violence out here. Go somewhere where some fucking violence is. It ain’t getting tickets. You tell me where it’s at. Run me no fucking ticket, bro. Thirty years, Joe. Yeah, bro. Your coworkers laughed at you. I got the laughter. I’m finna pay that motherfucker right now. That’s good — about 24 hours. You a clown-ass nigga, bro. That’s some fuck shit, man. Just give me the one. Write that ticket. I’m gonna pay right now. What’s your [unclear]? Crowd: She’s so little. She’s chewing the fuck out of here. [unclear; small dog on the tape] Woman: Go get your walk-up, bro. I tried to grow. Let’s go somewhere. I’ll find you. I hope you drive so you’re lying. You’re a goofy ass. I’m not even driving, bitch. Someone: Treat it. That’s what we say. He’s gonna mail it. Crowd: [unclear] Hey — we got action over here too. Officer: Jason. Jason. Jason. Start walking. Start walking slowly. Everybody get out. Get out. Let’s go. We’re done. You guys gotta go. You guys gotta go. Pack up and go. That’s it. You guys are done for the night. You guys gotta go. I’m not saying you can never come back. Just right now, you can’t be here right now. No, no. For the night. For the entire night, you guys are done. You can come back tomorrow. Crowd: [unclear] He snatched a bottle out of his hand and threw it out. I’m missing the action. Someone: You saying drinking? I ain’t drinking. I don’t even drink. Officer: This party is over. Whether you like it or not, this party’s over. So it’s time to get in the car. Someone: Who poured his drink out? Which one? Where’d you go? They over there. Why y’all check the drink? Officer: It’s time to go. Where’s your car? It’s time to go. Woman: I don’t drive. Officer: Okay, we’ll find a ride. It’s time to go. Woman: What you mean, find a ride? I got two [unclear]. Officer: Now you talking about patience with you? A lot of patience? What’d I say to you? I explained it to you the first time. It is time to go. We’re shutting down. Woman: You didn’t explain nothing, because I ain’t saying nothing. Officer: You were just with your people. Woman: I was standing here, but you weren’t saying we were talking. Officer: We’re shutting it down. Woman: Y’all police also get too aggressive. I recorded everything because y’all get too aggressive. They don’t understand nothing. Y’all getting too aggressive, right? Come on, guys, ’cause they get too aggressive. Y’all think too aggressive. Come on, ’cause y’all get too aggressive. Officer: Ma’am. Ma’am. You’re going the wrong way, ma’am. Now you’re going that way, ma’am. Sorry. Now you going that way, ma’am? Woman: I’m going home. Crowd: Lost their fucking clowns. And then got the cameraman out here. Who you work for? Yeah, you see how they picking with us? Make sure you catch it all on camera. They got all this going on for nothing. They just love fucking with people. Who they got in a huddle like that? What they said — they was gonna wait on the bus again? Look how they all in these people’s cars, though. This is shit that’s blowing me. For real. Y’all want somebody to pull off, or y’all gonna be in that car? Which one is it? Somebody should pull off in one of their fucking cars. Who know how to drive a police car? Pull off with they shit. Someone: No, no. I ain’t driving. Fuck the police. Uh-uh. Crowd: Do the CPD stand for Chicago Public Dick Suckers? Do the CPD stand for Chicago Public Dick Suppers? I’m about ready to go ask them for real though. Like, what do CPD stand for? I really think it’s Chicago Public Dick Suckers. They out here trying to shut the movie down. Rocky [unclear], where you come from? Hey, birthday girl. Hey, birthday girl. Your birthday today? Your birthday — hey yeah, you ain’t gotta have it every day. Just hit my paper. That’s what chicks say. It was a red list. #ChicagoScanner #CrimeNews #LaborDay

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