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This pool guy was called to find a leak that no one else could find. Within a little while he detected the leak around a jet. He wasn’t sure why no one could find it. The only way to permanently fix the leak was to jackhammer into the concrete and replace the pipe which would roughly cost $5K. Or, you could temporarily fix the leak with some putty for about $25. This is why I don’t own a pool anymore. If it could go wrong it would. Seems like there is always an issue with a pool. If you were the homeowner, would you spend the $5K to replace the pipe and not worry about it for a long time or would you just keep temporarily fixing it with putty?

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⛰️ I think I was standing for almost half of the flight time. Since I’ve just been dancing continuously from when I was young and doing things like that*, my body isn’t really in good condition. But now, since the situation was such that I had to keep going anyway, I told the flight attendant, “I’m sorry, but would it be okay if I stand for a bit?” ⛰️ When I say it like this, it sounds like I’m making a show of it, but I just wanted to tell you how much it meant to me/how sincere I was about it. Really. It’s not like “I did well, praise me.” It’s just that that one stage and you all were so precious to me**, so in my own way I tried saying this. Yes. * i think he meant having a lot of flights, sitting a lot and etc. ** like in that moment, the only things on his mind were how to get there on time for concert and ATINY video cr. SANBABOofficial

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He's right. And I don't mean that sarcastically, or cruelly, or unkindly. Men, that is your purpose, perhaps above all others. It is the very definition of masculinity. It is to give, always, more than you receive. It is not fair. It is not just. But it is the truth. Importantly, just like Batman, you are under no requirement to save everyone. You should be VERY discerning in this regard... But think carefully about every man you think highly of. All of them, every single last one, in stark terms produces more than he consumes. That is what it is to be a man. "But what if I need help?" Then you should seek it. And you should understand that the cloudy voice in your head telling you it would be better to self destruct is an animalistic thing, slamming its hand down on the dopamine button, pumping your head full of fantasies of glorious self sacrifice because it feels good in a moment when you're suffering most. Get it? That's why you're fantasizing about it. Because it feels good, in your moments of most terrible suffering, to see yourself as a hero. The very embodiment of self sacrificing masculinity. It counteracts the pain. It's self medication, it keeps you going. And so you slam down that fantasy button as things get worse and worse and worse... until it's not enough, until the fantasy could not only never be enough, but in order to survive the fantasy simply must start to translating into action. And thus it feels good again. Because now there's hope. There's a goal. The fantasy of being a self sacrificial hero is finally being backed up by action, evidence. "I will die usefully." And the conclusion of all of this is exactly what you expect it would be. Don't let it be.

BLACK DUMPLING™

10,901 views • 2 months ago

Mark Moss puts 80% odds on $58K being the bottom "I believe the bottom is in. I would say probably with about 80% probability. I think the bottom was in at the level that we got to, at the $58K level." "Could we get back and retest into the mid 60s? We certainly could. I think maybe we could retest at the 200 week moving average kind of thing, and I'm not a technical analyst." "But I would say the low, back at whatever it was, at 58, I think that was the low. I don't see us dropping back below that." "I was certainly on the bandwagon, Scott, that the four year cycle was dead. Some people are still hanging on to that. I don't see how you technically could." "What's happened is it's sort of turned into this self fulfilling prophecy where people want to front run it. And now they're front running getting back in, and it's happening a month early."

Mark Moss puts 80% odds on $58K being the bottom "I believe the bottom is in. I would say probably with about 80% probability. I think the bottom was in at the level that we got to, at the $58K level." "Could we get back and retest into the mid 60s? We certainly could. I think maybe we could retest at the 200 week moving average kind of thing, and I'm not a technical analyst." "But I would say the low, back at whatever it was, at 58, I think that was the low. I don't see us dropping back below that." "I was certainly on the bandwagon, Scott, that the four year cycle was dead. Some people are still hanging on to that. I don't see how you technically could." "What's happened is it's sort of turned into this self fulfilling prophecy where people want to front run it. And now they're front running getting back in, and it's happening a month early."

The Wolf Of All Streets

35,953 views • 1 month ago

Elon Musk shared childhood story on X Takeover and said he was hard to contain as a child. "To say the least, I was a pretty difficult child to contain. My parents would tell me that I was not supposed to leave the house, but when I was four or five years old, I would constantly escape and run down the street. They would lock me in a room so that I could not run away. We had one of those old-fashioned locks where the keyhole was accessible from both sides of the door. I could see the key, so I would push it until it fell onto the floor. Then I would use a piece of paper to scoop it up and bring it to my side of the door. I would unlock the door myself. My mother would ask, “How did you get out?” I would say, “I’m not telling you.” I was hard to contain as a child."

Elon Musk shared childhood story on X Takeover and said he was hard to contain as a child. "To say the least, I was a pretty difficult child to contain. My parents would tell me that I was not supposed to leave the house, but when I was four or five years old, I would constantly escape and run down the street. They would lock me in a room so that I could not run away. We had one of those old-fashioned locks where the keyhole was accessible from both sides of the door. I could see the key, so I would push it until it fell onto the floor. Then I would use a piece of paper to scoop it up and bring it to my side of the door. I would unlock the door myself. My mother would ask, “How did you get out?” I would say, “I’m not telling you.” I was hard to contain as a child."

Doge Tipping

42,915 views • 25 days ago

It was a month ago that a plane that I was in had to make an emergency landing on Lake Wausau in the run-up to the airport. And as the pilot and I exited that plane, he dialed 911. From the time that call hit dispatch in downtown Wausau to the boat picking us up in the middle of Lake Wausau was 16 minutes. Only 16 minutes. I remember hearing after we made the call that you could hear the sirens and then you could see the lights, but it only took them 16 minutes. Ladies and gentlemen, I saw the best of Wisconsin that night. As your next governor, I'm going to make sure you see the best of Wisconsin. I hope to earn your vote to lead this state.

It was a month ago that a plane that I was in had to make an emergency landing on Lake Wausau in the run-up to the airport. And as the pilot and I exited that plane, he dialed 911. From the time that call hit dispatch in downtown Wausau to the boat picking us up in the middle of Lake Wausau was 16 minutes. Only 16 minutes. I remember hearing after we made the call that you could hear the sirens and then you could see the lights, but it only took them 16 minutes. Ladies and gentlemen, I saw the best of Wisconsin that night. As your next governor, I'm going to make sure you see the best of Wisconsin. I hope to earn your vote to lead this state.

Tom Tiffany

27,624 views • 15 days ago

Josh Allen says he isn’t surprised by his success “This is the only life that I’ve ever pictured for myself, being an NFL quarterback. So surprise maybe is not the right word.” “With all the stuff, I didn’t realize that it comes with a lot of different things,the fame, if you will. But I don’t really pay attention to that.” “I just love playing football and I love being around my teammates. I literally try to keep it as simple as that.” “I get to do what I’ve always loved doing for an actual job, and it’s the best job in the world. Meetings are intense, practice is intense, but the downtime that you have in the building is the most fun thing I can think of to actually get paid to do.” “I just love it. I just love it. So, not surprised, but I am grateful.”

Josh Allen says he isn’t surprised by his success “This is the only life that I’ve ever pictured for myself, being an NFL quarterback. So surprise maybe is not the right word.” “With all the stuff, I didn’t realize that it comes with a lot of different things,the fame, if you will. But I don’t really pay attention to that.” “I just love playing football and I love being around my teammates. I literally try to keep it as simple as that.” “I get to do what I’ve always loved doing for an actual job, and it’s the best job in the world. Meetings are intense, practice is intense, but the downtime that you have in the building is the most fun thing I can think of to actually get paid to do.” “I just love it. I just love it. So, not surprised, but I am grateful.”

Josh Chambers

261,719 views • 1 month ago