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John Wall says NIL money is exposing who's really hungry and who's not “If you’re a star player and you know you’re going top five, cool. Get your money. But don’t let that change you.” “I’ve got my tournament, right? A kid comes in that plays for Overtime Elite. I’m thinking he’s the star player. He comes in with three chains on, ski mask on, walking into my gym.” “So I’m looking at him like, ‘Oh, he’s the guy.’ How many minutes did the man play in the game? Two. They were down 20 and he played the last two minutes.” “I’m like, ‘Your mindset is all backwards.’ You’re buying all these chains. You’re walking in with a ski mask. And you’re not going to go nowhere.” “If you get NIL, you’ve got to have a great foundation, parents or a great management team around you, so you know how to manage it. Because it’s already kind of preparing you for the NBA.” “These guys are getting $3 million, $4 million in high school. I look at it like this… If I’m getting $3 million in high school… I’ve got the best car on campus. I’m making the most money on campus. Am I waking up at 5 a.m. to work out the same way? I better.” “I don’t think a lot of these kids are. That’s where it’s like, ‘Oh, I got this early.’ Now what’s my purpose of getting to the league? Now you know if a kid really loves the game. Because I’m already getting what I really want… The money. The cars. The fame. So do you really love the game?”

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#KatanyutonightxDewTee #dewtee #ดิวธี long story of how dewtee first met 🧑🏻‍🎓 all of this happened bcs dew the mastermind and wtv he thought at that time “want to find someone who think the same way i did” even host confuse too 🧍🏻‍♀️ 💭 : how long have you two known each other? 🦊 : how many years has it been? about six or seven years. 🐰 : seven years kub 🦊 : we met during our first year at university 💭 : tell me about the very first time you met. what time was it that day? give me the details where did you meet, what time was it? 🦊 : hm… i need to tell it differently this time. 💭 : you’ve probably told this story many times already, right? im sorry 🦊 : hmm… how do i make it different? well, when we first entered university, there was this Freshy Boy & Girl competition. and i think my faculty had— 🦊 : (ask tee) how many majors did our faculty have again? 💭 : your faculty had, uh… three (😭🤣) 🐰 : nine nine! 🦊 : about nine majors. and each major would send one guy and one girl to represent them. then they’d all join the competition to see who would become, like the Freshy Boy and Girl of the faculty. so that’s where we met, during that competition. and when i went in there, the very first thing i was looking for was someone who thought the same way i did. 💭 : oh, really? how exactly were you looking? did you just walk around asking, “hey, do you think the same way i do?” 🦊 : no no noo! the thing is, back then i didn’t understand it. the competition was basically like a beauty pageant. they’d make you do things like practice walking and practice answering questions. then they’d suddenly throw a question at you, and i’d be like, “why the hell do i have to answer this?” 💭 : what kind of questions would they ask that made you go that (😭🤣) 🦊 : uh… like, hypothetically, “what can we do to make the world cooler?” something along those lines. 💭 : and what did you answer back then? “turn on the air conditioner, damn it its hot! at least we’ll be cool!” 🦊 : oh! i think someone once told me there was a question like, “how can we promote tourism in this area?” 💭 : i really want to enter one of these competitions. i’d be like, “why do we have to promote it?” i’d want to argue back with everything 🦊 : yes yess 💭 : but that’s basically the vibe, right? because you’re representatives, you’re expected to promote things, contribute to society, stuff like that? 🦊 : hm and back then i probably wouldn’t have known how to answer. i probably would’ve said something like, “use money.” i just didn’t know 💭 : okay so you were looking for someone who thought like you (back to the topic 🤣) 🦊 : yes on the first day, i was confused. so i was looking around, wondering whether there was anyone else thinking, “wth are we doing here?” like, is there anyone here who feels the same way? so i scanned the room. okay, there was one person… and then i noticed, “wait, not everyone’s here yet.” there was still one person who hadn’t shown up. 🦊 : but i’d never met him before! i didn’t know who he was or what he looked like. he just hadn’t shown up yet. then eventually he walked in with this completely straight face and just sat down. one of the seniors running the competition asked him something like, “why are you late?” and what did you answer again? 🐰 : wait, didn’t they ask something else? i think they asked why i was late and how i got there. 💭 : hmm and you answered? 🐰 : i came by วิน win (motorcycle taxi) 💭 : if you came to win, then you should’ve come fast! (joke abt he come to win the competition) 🐰 : no! i didn’t answer the first question. i didn’t tell them i woke up late. i only answered the second question 💭 : and when you saw him answer like that… you thought, “our minds might actually—“ 🦊 : i think it went something like this they asked, “how did you get here?” and he just sort of lean and went, “came by วิน” the whole “motorcycle taxi” thing, his vibe was basically like, “well, i already rushed here, didn’t i?”

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In the modern game, some academies across Europe have adopted policies where late developers are moved down to play with younger age groups. In Ireland, for example, professional academies are allowed register two players to compete below their age category. Yet when you listen to players who reached the very top of the game, many describe the complete opposite experience. They often speak about how playing against older, bigger, and more physically developed players was crucial to improving their skill, speed of thought, and decision making. Don’t take our word for it, listen to what Neymar said recently. "Futsal taught me that, what the streets taught me too, because... Especially the streets, right? When you’re playing on the street, you’re always playing against older guys, right? So they see that you’re a bit more skillful, and the older guys, they want to intimidate you somehow. So how do they do that? By hitting you, pushing you. And on the street, there’s nothing you can do. You can’t be scared. You have to take the guy on again. And escape the marking, right? Because I knew that in terms of strength, I wouldn’t have any advantage. But in speed, intelligence, and skill, I always had the advantage. When I moved up to the professional level, I weighed, at the time, 54 kilos. 54 kilos for a professional player is very little. And then I had to... figure it out. So I had to be faster, I had to think ahead. Because every time they touched me, they’d hold me. Then you remember the street, you think, man, the older guy who pushed you there, what did you do? You didn’t let him touch you, you’d dodge him, and then you’d go!. I think Futsal is the foundation of every Brazilian player. Futsal gives you that, it gives you improvisation, quick thinking, it teaches you tactics, because at the same time you're attacking, you have to defend."

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TUCKER CARLSON: “How can world governments kill more than 10 million people and leave some large undetermined number disabled for life? And not say a word about it. Not apologize. Not work to fix it. Not work to make the families whole. I mean, just leave it by the side of the road like a corpse and keep marching. I don’t understand that. How can that happen? STEVE KIRSCH: “Believe me, I’m surprised, as well. You know, I can’t get an audience with anybody in the United States Congress. Except for Senator Ron Johnson. Like, I can’t have a dialogue. They won’t talk to me. Nobody wants to know. They don’t want to know the truth. It’s like autism in this country. You know, autism has been around for a very long time. And we’ve known from the statistics that vaccines cause autism. It’s the leading cause of autism. Now, can we even get a discussion about that?” TUCKER CARLSON: “May I? May I ask you to pause that? I mean, the statement you just made is verboten. I mean, no person who wanted to say work at the Atlantic magazine or who takes the New York Times on a daily basis would ever say something like that because you’re not allowed to say that. Tell us why you say that?” STEVE KIRSCH: “Because it’s true. I’ve collected my own data just independently, to look at, at the connection between vaccines and autism. And it’s amazing. I had over 10,000 parents, tell me about their kids. And I said, hey, tell me about your kids. Tell me how many vaccines they got, and tell me if they have autism. Tell me if they have ADHD. You know, just tell me about your kids. Tell me about the medical conditions. And tell me about how many shots they get. And it’s a straight line. The more shots you get, the more likely you are to get autism. And it’s the same thing for ADHD. It’s the same thing for PANDAS. It’s the same thing for autoimmune diseases. I mean that it is basically the more shots you get, the less healthy the kids are.”

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The pass at Thermopylae was 6 to 7 meters wide. Sea on one side and cliffs on the other. That's the entire reason 300 Spartans could hold off the Persian Empire. The strange part: that pass no longer exists. Over the last 2,500 years, a river called the Spercheios has been quietly dumping sediment into the bay. The Greek coastline has crept forward, kilometer by kilometer, mile by mile. Until the sea that once pinned the battle into a narrow chokepoint is now more than 5 miles away. The actual battlefield sits buried under about 20 meters of soil. A modern highway, the main road between Athens and Thessaloniki, cuts straight through the ground where it happened. Stand at the monument today, and you're looking at an open plain. Cars, farmland, a gas station or two. Nothing that looks like a trap. In 480 BC, this exact spot was one of the tightest bottlenecks in ancient warfare. A handful of Persians could engage the Greek line at a time, no matter how many hundreds of thousands stood behind them. Want to visit? It's about 2-3 hours from Athens along the same highway that now runs through the pass. The monument sits right on the road. More on Thermopylae coming this week. This is the type of history I cover at Past Passport: things you thought you knew, the questions you'd ask. I write clear explanations, no boring dissertations around here. Subscribe for $5 a month for more. Follow me on X@pastpassport. Subscribe on Substack:

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