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Listen, I do not give a fuck about Sydney Sweeney, but y'all have been trashing Sydney Sweeney on like every different app to the sun for the last day and a half. So I naturally wanted to know what y'all were trashing her for, because apparently there's a few things to trash her for. And I went and I saw the American Eagle ad. And let me tell you, my jaw dropped because that is a 100 percent Nazi propaganda. That is 100 percent Nazi propaganda. And as someone who's worked in marketing for over 15 years, that's had to go through multiple channels to be approved. That idea had to go through the marketing team had to be flushed out by the marketing team had to go through legal had to go through sales had to go through like literally everything that had to go through like every part of American Eagle. So that choice was intentional. That went through multiple departments and not one person was like, yeah, that's Nazi propaganda. I'm sure if it was a quote mistake, they're going to say we didn't, we didn't understand, you know, we didn't see the consequences, but let me tell you, that is an intentional choice. That is intentional to be controversial. That is intentional because they believe that she has good genes. And I'm not talking about the jeans that she was wearing. I'm talking about her genetic makeup. That is an intentional choice by American Eagle that does not get by multiple departments and approved by multiple departments without knowing that these consequences would be there period end of discussion continue trashing her have a good day

No AI in this interview. Could you please show me a screen now? Uh, sure. Yes. Can you see that? I see myself. Could you please go ahead and show me your other tabs you have currently browsing around? Yeah, sure. So I just have the Google Docs and parking, LinkedIn, some random searches here. Yeah. Okay. Seems to be pretty believable because, you know, your answers were really good, actually. So I just want to make sure. Okay, perfect. Lots of people have been using that a lot. But anyways, we can proceed with the next interview question. So why should we hire you? So I believe it would be, sorry, I believe I would be a strong fit for this role because I bring a combination of just relevant skills, experience, and a proactive attitude.

My name is Jamie Siminoff. Introducing the DoorBot, the first ever video doorbell built for the smartphone. Let's just say this is your house in Dallas. Now, just like a regular call, when someone rings the DoorBot, you can see them and decline if it's someone that you don't want to talk to, or accept and say hello to your visitor. Now, sharks, join me, and the next time you hear you know what when i jump in i've got added a value that this company so be worth seven million eighty million ninety million i just don't see the progression i'll make an. I'll give you $700,000. I want a 10% royalty. That drops down to seven after I recoup the $700,000, and I get 5% of the company's equity. Respectfully, Mr. Wonderful, we're going to decline. You're dead to me. Come on. Good luck, Sharks. Sharks. Well, well, well. I was the only one that believed in you. Right here, buddy. Let's go to work.

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I went from making $300 the first year to $200,000 last year. I've been doing it part-time. It's important for me to have my son involved in this business. A rig like this would cost you about $65,000, $70,000. It's a dual moneymaker. You can pressure wash and you can clean trash cans. How much you want to hustle? Go in a neighborhood and look for dirty driveways and offer them a special to clean their driveway. That'll get your foot in the door.

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John? Is that you? Wait, THE John? Hey guys. I haven't seen John in like four months. Haven't even really interacted with him in any meaningful way online either. In fact, I think he may have muted me on Slack. He pretty much just works from whatever beach he happens to be on at any given moment, single-handedly keeping our infrastructure alive. This is our John appearance counter for the year. As you can see, it's really stacking up its attendance. The staging circuit went down again, and I think it's because of that environment variable you made called do not remove. I mean, but there's also this do not remove this one for real. Which one actually even matters? Oh, don't worry about it. I'll make sure to touch that up when I get the chance later. Oh, okay. Oh, hey, I also was talking to the team and floating the idea about changing some of our code base and updating it to something besides COBOL. No, no, no, no, no. Absolutely not. Do not touch that. Haven't you heard about a little thing called job security? Yeah, but nobody on the team even knows how to write in COBOL. Exactly. Let's keep it that way. He was one of the... haven't you heard about a little thing called job security? Yeah, but nobody on the team even knows how to write in COBOL. Exactly. Let's keep it that way. He was one of the first devs here, and he basically built the entire codebase in his own personal language. Nobody understands it but him, and now he's got more leverage than the CEO, because if John ever leaves, the company pretty much does too. It's all there. A full step-by-step process on how to essentially be him. This guy's insane. Can you forward that to me? So it would appear John has been working on a little side project on his own. A full guide on how to become the highest paid engineer at a company. It breaks down every step on how to become the one dev who knows how everything runs. I know what I'll be reading over the weekend. Alright everyone, peace out. Got to pack for San Diego tomorrow. Don't do anything I wouldn't do.

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If you took anything away from the Kim Kardashian Alex Cooper call her daddy interview, it needs to be this one thing Okay, you need to become the master of lying and when I say lying I mean you need to become the master of self-preservation That entire interview if I'm gonna be honest with you guys and correct me in the comments if I'm wrong It gave us nothing All I know is that North and I guess the kids haven't seen Kanye in months in terms of like the juiciest details. But Kim Kardashian is a master conversationalist. She is masterly PR trained. And guess what? As a beautiful, successful woman, and I know whoever is watching this is also a beautiful and successful woman. You need to learn how to lie like that. Okay. It is literally about self-preservation. You need to be able to be able to speak to people that are asking these evasive questions that are trying to get tea from you and deflecting it. That was a master class of deflection. And correct me in the comments if I'm wrong, but literally when I was watching that, I was like, wow, Kim, you gave us nothing in the best way possible. like I'm not saying this as a dick at all Kim Kardashian is one of the most brilliant marketing master watching that I was like wow Kim you gave us nothing in the best way possible like I'm not saying this as a dick at all Kim Kardashian is one of the most brilliant marketing masterminds of our generation whether you want to believe it or not whether you like her or not they crack the code they crack the formula and you need to be able like the bible says confuse the enemy you need to be able to stand in the face of the enemy and confuse them just like that. She talked for an hour straight of nothing. She gave us absolutely nothing perfectly. And if you are a pretty woman, a successful one, if you're someone who automatically gets, you know, the attention, you walk into the room and the eyes are on you, the evil eyes on you, people are naturally trying to pick you apart or get information from you, you need to master this. You need to be a master at this.

Gmail is being sued, so if you have a Gmail account, you're going to want to hear this. Gmail has found themselves in a huge lawsuit, and now they owe us $425 million. This is all about Google taking our data and giving it to third parties. So even if you had your cookies off, you were still being tracked. Google tried to deny it, but the jury did not agree, so they still owe us this giant chunk of money. You might be thinking, everybody has a Gmail account. Like how many people are going to file for this? Not everybody files. In fact, 98 million Americans are eligible for this. And I'm sure even half of those people won't apply, which means if you do file, you're gonna get a pretty decent check out of this. This one's showing up as coming soon in my SettleMate app. So I will keep you guys posted. Let me know if you have any questions and as always, come back for more class action news.

What's your website going to be called? It's www.myeverydaypajamas.co.uk Okay, so you've bought that? I haven't bought it yet, no. Isn't that an oversight? Yeah, I just haven't got round to that yet. I mean, what if somebody gets there first? That would be a shame. Well, somebody has. Yourself. Yourself. I've also bought myeverydaypajamas.com, myeverydaypajamas.net, and just to really protect my investment, myeverydaypajamas.uk. So now, you're essentially looking for £250,000 worth of investment in a website that you don't own.

Obasanjo's government declared Tumpulu wanted and used the army, the military, the navy, the entire federal might to pursue Tumpulu and his boys for eight years. And they could not catch him. They could not kill him. Yaraduwa came in and did amnesty with Tumpulu. After Yaraduwa, Gulov Jonathan continued the amnesty. Bwari came in and declared Tumpulu wanted again with the AFCC. After 4 years and be 8 years, he had to reverse that declaration and give tom polo a deal worth millions of dollars you understand me so where was that this boy above the law we are not saying it from the standpoint of being sentimental we are talking about facts here real life facts what we are seeing with our eyes okay see this country 95 percent of the wealth this country comes from one region that region is called niger delta not one percent not ten percent not fifty percent not eighty percent ninety five percent of all the values in circulation all the money in your pockets all the value in this country ninety five percent comes from niger delta that small region around paisa delta um some part of the southeast some part of aqua bomb that is where 95 percent let that sink in 95 percent comes from so if that person that is controlling the youth in that region can decide the fate of an entire nation would it not be wise for you to actually put that person in your corner than to be against him you want to go and arrest that person because of naira mutilation are you okay see the government has gone after this man before they've tried it it did not work they've gone after see it's not even tompulu it is the machine that tompulu controls he controls a machinery of people you understand it's not about tompulu himself it is what surrounds him and the fact that 95 percent of the country's wealth comes from the niger delta region you cannot dispute that fact so you do not attack the most powerful people in those regions because of naira naira mutilation you don't do that okay you just don't it's that simple

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