anon @mr0margin

@xadrani Accurate

making money in the 80s: - 120+ hour work weeks - living at the office - cocaine - chain smoking - heavy drinking after work - skipping days of food - always alert, ready - cocaine - aggressive competitiveness - cocaine making money in 2026: - my AI chatbot went down for 5 minutes so I had a fcking heart attack because I provide 0 value to earth other than being able to type prompts into my PC

Just buy the most expensive one and pay for the delivery and setup Unless you’re broke you don’t really have to know what you’re looking for Generally the most expensive one is gonna be one of the best so just get that one and move on Spending your time ruminating on what washer to get is ngmi behavior

@OVO6th Take Care, Views, CLB

Spent months in the corner just me and my back

@CarterNimrod @skylarromines You’re a fucking retard I’m agreeing with you, I’m just saying walk in and shake their hand is a bad example Reading comprehension at an all time low I can see That’s probably why you can’t walk in and get a job

I said this a while ago but I think it needs remembrance It is better to be hated for truth than to be loved for lies And its so interesting to me too looking back at this because I’m realizing in hindsight that I don’t just chat these lines, I genuinely live by them My allegiance to truth seeking at any cost is something I’ve been consciously intentional about for years but talking about it vs actively taking losses at the expense of the truth is just not the same And I could sit here and talk about it but if those people didn’t have the capacity to handle the truth back then, Lord knows nothing has changed since so that’s a can of worms I’d rather leave closed, sealed even. I am not Pandora by any means A recent anecdote I wrote that encapsulates my point very well is, “They either love you enough or hate you enough to tell you the truth.” The context was different but it definitely applies here Everyone gets mad when they’re criticized instead of taking it as feedback and just getting better When in reality the person criticizing you either cares enough about you to tell you what you don’t wanna hear or they don’t gaf about you / what you wanna hear so they tell you anyway And ironically the only frame that allows someone to tell you the harsh, unsolicited truth regardless of what it may cost is someone who is polarized to something Either way they’re looking hard enough to notice your every flaw and call it out, you just have to choose what to do with that feedback. Which if you choose to take it personally, then it becomes a reflection of your own incapacity and lack of maturity / accountability “I am a reflection of all of your insecurities.” - Drake So best thing you can do is stop emotionally internalizing what they said, ie stop taking shit personally and just improve otherwise you’re ngmi Just in general though you can’t trust people that aren’t polarized to something, ie people who are lukewarm ‘Satan Owns the Fence’ ordeal Super high and super low temperatures kill bacteria so by that principle being a lukewarm person attracts “bacteria” into your life Not lukewarm in the religious context though, more so lukewarm in the idea that you don’t really stand for anything particular “He who stands for everything, stands for nothing.” If you clap for everyone then you’re not really clapping for anyone in particular, which means you care more about the idea of clapping for everyone than the actual people you should be clapping for These kind of people will forego any notion of “loyalty” or “truth” to maintain their false moral high ground This is why you need to keep eyes on the back of your head around lukewarm people “Loyalty only feels like a riddle to affiliates that thought that they was safe because they played the middle.” - Drake Neutrality doesn’t protect you during conflict, it exposes your allegiance, and lack thereof which is what makes these lukewarm types untrustworthy “One eye on my opps, two eyes on my friends cause at least with my opps man knows their intentions.” - Dave “Keep your friends close and your enemies closer.”

@roasroi Nothing breaks bonds the way money does either

I understand not drinking all the time Or for religious purposes But I don't understand people in their 20s who never drink Is it due to fear of letting go? Or getting lost in the sauce? If your life is fantastic, alcohol amplifies it that moment - at least it does for me... Literally every single time I can't remember the last time I had a bad night out drinking Like not once

People who buy reps are snakes / not trustworthy Just a pattern I'm noticing If someone is okay with breaking the sanctity of their realness to look like they have it when they don't They cannot be trusted Even when I was 16 I never bought anything fake because I was a sneaker reseller / aspiring collector at the time And the way I saw it was how could I, as someone who resells and aspires to be a collector, own fakes? Even when my friends tried to tell me "it's just shoes" I just couldn't really get behind it It was always the principle of the matter Trying to reap without sowing Trying to get all the upside without downside People like this will switch up on you without a moments hesitation the second things get rocky They will fuck you over so they can get all the upside and let you pay the downside It's not even that i inherently support capitalism or mega corps or paying for name brands But my identity and self image is just so against being fake that i can't bring myself to do it If being real was a crime I'd be doing life It's just refreshing for me to know that even at 16 I didn't have it in me to be fake An old friend of mine used to be a really big advocate for "if you can't get the real thing then you shouldn't get it at all" Never understood why Looking back he was probably the realest but destiny's written