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Rasmr reveals he shared a wall with Frank and never once saw insider coordination "I shared a wall with Frank. I would wake up every morning, check my coins, and walk into his bedroom where he'd be in bed on his computer trading like a fucking psychopath. Not one...

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🚨 WEIGH IN 33 🚨 •290.8 pounds (ATH 530+ pounds) •Frank has lost 250+ pounds •We’ve officially hit the “Diet Wall” Any health journey will have setbacks, include moments of adversity, and ultimately hit walls. Frank’s journey is no different. The important thing is how you RESPOND to setbacks or moments of stagnation, opposed to wallowing in it. Frank has bounced between 278-292 pounds over the last 6 months. His step count remains well over 20K per day and he has been lifting weights 3X per week since Arnold taught him how over Christmas break. Frank has put on significant muscle and looks great, but he can still lower his BMI. And he’ll need to before going forward with a potential skin removal procedure. To break through the wall of this current 278-290 pound plateau, Frank must level up his discipline on diet. The good news is Frank is completely honest about his eating habits and owns it when he messes up. No excuses. No denial. We have talked it out at length how Frank is learning the hard way that at a certain point, you can’t out walk or out lift a bad diet. The challenge going forward is Frank channeling the ferocious discipline he has applied to his exercise regiment and to his diet. Frank will never be a salad guy (or humus) but he knows he can make better decisions throughout the day and night from baseline meals to snacks to drink choices. This wall is going to be extremely hard to break though, but I know Frank can do it. Just gotta take that sledgehammer and start swinging. The first few hits might not even make a dent, but with consistent pressure and focus THE WALL WILL FALL. Time to lock in. Anudder weigh in in the books

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Rasmr explains why the buy-and-hold meme coin era is dead "If I want my chat to be good at trading, I have to tell them to sell. I have to be honest and say guys, everything is dog shit, you can trade in and out, but you should sell. And people get mad at me for it. How am I the bad guy if I want my chat to not lose all their money?" "Last cycle was the cycle of Murad. Buy and hold, believe in it, it's a movement. That was fundamentally bad advice and many people lost. I'm a trader now, hate all you want, but I won't be round tripping $600k on MOODENG this time. I'll win because of it, and my community will too." "There's always some guy with a wife and kids and a 9 to 5 saying just buy and hold, I don't have time to trade meme coins. Bro it's a fucking PvP arena. The guy that's doing it all day 24/7 is going to out trade you."
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Rasmr explains why the buy-and-hold meme coin era is dead "If I want my chat to be good at trading, I have to tell them to sell. I have to be honest and say guys, everything is dog shit, you can trade in and out, but you should sell. And people get mad at me for it. How am I the bad guy if I want my chat to not lose all their money?" "Last cycle was the cycle of Murad. Buy and hold, believe in it, it's a movement. That was fundamentally bad advice and many people lost. I'm a trader now, hate all you want, but I won't be round tripping $600k on MOODENG this time. I'll win because of it, and my community will too." "There's always some guy with a wife and kids and a 9 to 5 saying just buy and hold, I don't have time to trade meme coins. Bro it's a fucking PvP arena. The guy that's doing it all day 24/7 is going to out trade you."

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Luca reveals he regrets not standing up for Frank “I'm actually really disappointed to myself, for not standing up for him. I didn't want to insert myself into the fire as the leader, then bring them in the fire with me.” “One of the greatest drawbacks of me being in this business is me having to bite my tongue for the greater good of the business and the community.” “Frank being one of them, because as a friend I should have stood behind Frank the whole way and went down with him, that's what a good friend would have done, that's what I should have done.” “But (instead) I put my business over my friendship with him.”
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Imagine driving through a school zone with a phone in your hand. 👮 It's not as rare as you might think, according to Frank Sloup, known online as "Fridays with Frank," a Pinal County Sheriff’s Office deputy famous for his viral traffic stop videos and candid conversations with drivers. "It's a violation that we see a lot," Frank tells Arizona’s Morning News on 92.3. "Distracted driving obviously is a big catalyst of collisions on open roadways, and would be even more so in a school zone, so when we see it, we address it."

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Blog 52 🚨 Frank health update 🚨 Today, Frank and I went for our 32nd consecutive walk. We thought this would be a good milestone to review Frank’s health progress. Since we’ve started walking (32 days): ◦Weight loss: 361 down from 372 ◦Steps per day: 13K per day up from 5K per day ◦Sugar levels: Reached and maintained staying in “Green Zone” for two weeks going (was RARELY ever in green zone before) ◦Belt: Frank was forced to buy a new tighter belt ◦Energy: Frank feels improved daily energy ◦Stamina: Walks continue to increase in distance and pace with decreasing breaks ◦Pacing to lose 100-150 pounds in next 12 months This update is great, but it is only the start. The keys are consistency and enjoying the process to make the lifestyle change sustainable. You can tell from the video that Frank is not even close to satisfied. Frank once weighed 500 pounds and had a waist size of 69. He is unflappable in his commitment of never going back. Everyone’s encouragement has been absolute rocket fuel. Thank you, Tank’s Army. Today we did walk 32 at the St. Peter’s church in the rain. Frank’s Great Grand Mudder is buried there. The weather made it tough but we powered through and even stopped by Staples to hit our step count. We are now back at Frank’s and we are getting ready to watch the Dolphins and then head to the Devils game. It is a chaotic day. Thank you again to everyone supporting Frank as he pushes himself everyday to get healthier. It feels like we are all in it togedder. Anyone struggling to get a new routine going, try going for 1 walk and building from there. Rome wasn’t built in a day and something is always better than nothing. Thank you MikeyBets for coming up with this idea and pushing me to get us going. Anudder ♾️ days of walks 😤 coming right up.
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Blog 52 🚨 Frank health update 🚨 Today, Frank and I went for our 32nd consecutive walk. We thought this would be a good milestone to review Frank’s health progress. Since we’ve started walking (32 days): ◦Weight loss: 361 down from 372 ◦Steps per day: 13K per day up from 5K per day ◦Sugar levels: Reached and maintained staying in “Green Zone” for two weeks going (was RARELY ever in green zone before) ◦Belt: Frank was forced to buy a new tighter belt ◦Energy: Frank feels improved daily energy ◦Stamina: Walks continue to increase in distance and pace with decreasing breaks ◦Pacing to lose 100-150 pounds in next 12 months This update is great, but it is only the start. The keys are consistency and enjoying the process to make the lifestyle change sustainable. You can tell from the video that Frank is not even close to satisfied. Frank once weighed 500 pounds and had a waist size of 69. He is unflappable in his commitment of never going back. Everyone’s encouragement has been absolute rocket fuel. Thank you, Tank’s Army. Today we did walk 32 at the St. Peter’s church in the rain. Frank’s Great Grand Mudder is buried there. The weather made it tough but we powered through and even stopped by Staples to hit our step count. We are now back at Frank’s and we are getting ready to watch the Dolphins and then head to the Devils game. It is a chaotic day. Thank you again to everyone supporting Frank as he pushes himself everyday to get healthier. It feels like we are all in it togedder. Anyone struggling to get a new routine going, try going for 1 walk and building from there. Rome wasn’t built in a day and something is always better than nothing. Thank you MikeyBets for coming up with this idea and pushing me to get us going. Anudder ♾️ days of walks 😤 coming right up.

Matteo Piper Jenks 🧲 🇮🇹

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karen trying to instigate frank to come with?? frank being resistant and avoiding eye contact?? because if he fully looks at her he'll cave?? i dont buy it?? she sees right through him heLP you ask me for a favor and i did it?? *war flashbacks to i'll come for you* karen *still* seeing the soul and light in frank and trying to coax it out of him?? STAY SAFE ??? stAY sAFE ?????? THIS ENTIRE KASTLE INTERACTION IN THE YEAR 2025 ?? im going to jump off of very tall somethings #DaredevilBornAgain
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karen trying to instigate frank to come with?? frank being resistant and avoiding eye contact?? because if he fully looks at her he'll cave?? i dont buy it?? she sees right through him heLP you ask me for a favor and i did it?? *war flashbacks to i'll come for you* karen *still* seeing the soul and light in frank and trying to coax it out of him?? STAY SAFE ??? stAY sAFE ?????? THIS ENTIRE KASTLE INTERACTION IN THE YEAR 2025 ?? im going to jump off of very tall somethings #DaredevilBornAgain

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🚨CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Did BROWN SHIRT GUY Just COUNT DOWN OR SIGNAL Before the Charlie Kirk Shooting?! Watch Closely 👀 In this clip, the guy in brown looks like he’s doing a countdown with his hands right before everything happens. 😳 Now here’s the wild part… Dr. Frank Turek said Charlie warned him he thought "they were going to kill him" beforehand — Is this the they? Frank claim's Charlie didn't tell him who they we're, but I don’t buy it. Either Charlie did tell him and he’s not saying it, or Frank just brushed it off as nonsense. Something about this feels way too coordinated to ignore. Watch the video and tell me — am I crazy or does it look like a signal? 👇
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🚨CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Did BROWN SHIRT GUY Just COUNT DOWN OR SIGNAL Before the Charlie Kirk Shooting?! Watch Closely 👀 In this clip, the guy in brown looks like he’s doing a countdown with his hands right before everything happens. 😳 Now here’s the wild part… Dr. Frank Turek said Charlie warned him he thought "they were going to kill him" beforehand — Is this the they? Frank claim's Charlie didn't tell him who they we're, but I don’t buy it. Either Charlie did tell him and he’s not saying it, or Frank just brushed it off as nonsense. Something about this feels way too coordinated to ignore. Watch the video and tell me — am I crazy or does it look like a signal? 👇

Project Constitution

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'Fuck you money' explained in the movie The Gambler. Jim Bennett: I've been up two and a half million dollars. Frank: What you got on you? Jim Bennett : Nothing. Frank: What you put away? Jim Bennett: Nothing. Frank: You get up two and a half million dollars, any asshole in the world knows what to do: you get a house with a 25-year roof, an indestructible Jap-economy shitbox, you put the rest into the system at three to five percent to pay your taxes and that's your base, get me? That's your fortress of fucking solitude. That puts you, for the rest of your life, at a level of fuck you. Somebody wants you to do something, fuck you. Boss pisses you off, fuck you! Own your house. Have a couple bucks in the bank. Don't drink. That's all I have to say to anybody on any social level. Did your grandfather take risks? Jim Bennett: Yes. Frank : I guarantee he did it from a position of fuck you. A wise man's life is based around fuck you. The United States of America is based on fuck you. You're a king? You have an army? Greatest navy in the history of the world? Fuck you! Blow me. We'll fuck it up ourselves.
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'Fuck you money' explained in the movie The Gambler. Jim Bennett: I've been up two and a half million dollars. Frank: What you got on you? Jim Bennett : Nothing. Frank: What you put away? Jim Bennett: Nothing. Frank: You get up two and a half million dollars, any asshole in the world knows what to do: you get a house with a 25-year roof, an indestructible Jap-economy shitbox, you put the rest into the system at three to five percent to pay your taxes and that's your base, get me? That's your fortress of fucking solitude. That puts you, for the rest of your life, at a level of fuck you. Somebody wants you to do something, fuck you. Boss pisses you off, fuck you! Own your house. Have a couple bucks in the bank. Don't drink. That's all I have to say to anybody on any social level. Did your grandfather take risks? Jim Bennett: Yes. Frank : I guarantee he did it from a position of fuck you. A wise man's life is based around fuck you. The United States of America is based on fuck you. You're a king? You have an army? Greatest navy in the history of the world? Fuck you! Blow me. We'll fuck it up ourselves.

Frederik Gieschen

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