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sooo i’m actually not a software engineer in big tech anymore. but i did make all these apps with Replit ⠕ last year. 2025 was a interesting year for me. i was feeling really stuck at my job and uninspired. but on the side i was having so much... show more

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John Cena reveals his first WWE contract paid $122,500 a year and his rent was $14,400 so he quit his job "when the WWE called it was then the WWF and said we'd like it to give you a contract...my contract was for $122,500 a year and my rent was $1200 a month so I quit my job immediately become a professional" "I was already operating at a loss but the good thing about credit cards is they'll mail you more opportunities to get more credit cards so I just like I'll just take more of the plastic pieces that get me free food and all that this is going to be great" "I quit my job I was upside down on a lot of bills and upside down on rent and stuff but I I got to go to every practice I got to gain fluency really quick because I mashed in my 10,000 hours"

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