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Steve Cohen turned $23 million into a multi-billion dollar machine - then explained what he actually looks for in the people he hires it's not the resume "it's better to look s****d than be mediocre" he said he hated his weekends and lived for his Mondays - that the...

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yunho said he tried his spiderman suit yesterday. his parents helped him put it on and they complimented it a lot. he said that it's totally 'his' suit (custom-made to perfection), that it fits well, and that it's something like you see in a movie. he took mirror selfies and regular shots and it really just looks like it was made for him. his mom and dad were like "wow, the quality is amazing. wow, it suits you well ... you really look like you'd appear in a movie." he said it's similar to andrew garfield's fit and that he wants to show us but he'll do so when he's styled up. he'll pick a day and ask someone to take the pictures for him because the ones he have now were all taken at his family's house. he said we should look forward to it because it's THAT good. someone commented that he should show us the very first picture he took and he said okay. he said it's honestly cool enough to wear during his birthday live but he'll reveal it through pictures first so when it gets posted, we should check it out right away ~ that he was surprised because it suits him better than he expected. he then said that that was the first time his parents saw him in something so form-fitting. they were like "huh? our kid's body looks like this? it's this good?" and hearing that made him feel good. the suit is really tight/fitted. like a total (superhero) suit. since he's grown now, it's not like he walks around their house naked and stuff like he did when he was little so hearing his parents say "our son has a really nice shape/physique" gave him a confidence boost. someone asked if it's super tight and he said it's really just like the ones you see in movies. so he'll take some pictures and show us ~

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CNN’s John Miller tells Jake Tapper in the 6pm hour that it’s now clear the Minneapolis Catholic school shooter did not have “a specific motive” and there “won’t” ever “be a specific motive” because his “manifesto” was “kind of rambling” and “hate[d] everybody”.... “Well, looking through the manifesto, that's a lot of pages. Kind of rambling. A lot of it is his self pity for how his life is going, that he has been depressed for a long time, that he has been planning to do this for a long time, that he knows it's wrong, that he knows his friends are going to hate him for it, that he knows he's going to take his own life at the end of it. He said it was better to die standing up than kneeling down for all the injustices he appears to believe he has suffered during his life. This is not foreign territory for us. Basically, I look at this guy and I know this guy because we've seen this guy before. He has written messages all over his rifles to homages to the New Zealand shooter who killed 51 Muslims in mosques while they were praying to the Norway shooter who killed children in — in a camp. And — and is as known as the biggest body count, very much like what we saw among the Buffalo shooter. These are individuals who, you know, we look for that specific motive. There won't be a specific motive. He's got problems in his life. He has decided to blame everybody else. He has anti-black messages, anti-Semitic messages, anti-religious messages, anti-God messages. In other words, his motive is he hates everybody because his life's a mess. And he figures it's not his fault.”

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