Since we're on the topic of Cheesecake Factory and chain restaurants Early 2000's chain restaurants were peak living. You used to have to wait like an hour at TGI Friday's or Outback for a table for 4 Incredible downfall from what they were, at least in my mind growing up

First 70.3 in the books this weekend, lots of fun Personal goal was to go sub 6 hours and got it done (without hyroxing myself) Maybe one day I’ll go for a full Ironman but that feels a bit insane and i probably need to be a lot fitter for that

Memecoins are inherently and will always be PvP because they don’t do anything

Sunday tradition!

Why the fuck are you calling play action on 3rd down when everyone knows you’re passing holy shit man

The most pathetic Jets game I’ve seen in quite some time and that’s saying something

Geno forcing an INT while the Jets are driving

The Jets defense can fuck right off man

Jets doing their absolute best to make Malik Willis look like Marino

Ball knower

Fellas

I think traders have been celebrities for quite some time Warren Buffett would draw like 50k people annually to Nebraska(!) so people could hear him and Munger speak for a day Difference imo is that Buffett would provide a ton of info for free and you could invest alongside him via owning BRK. Buffett succeeds, you succeed. On the other end of spectrum, the trencher celeb class is almost entirely PvP. Through a combination of factors (skill, information flow, outright bad/fraud like bundling) the trencher celebs succeed when the common man usually gets shafted. When they succeed, someone is eating the L. The game is the game though and if someone wants to dominate the trenches through skill/crime or whatever means necessary, it doesn't matter much to me since you're not dumping on my head! All that to say, how you make your money determines the perception of the people around you, how revered or reviled you are, etc

Same aspirations, different audience

YouTube with a banger homepage recommendation

Comparison is the thief of joy Cushy life, wife/kid. But because tech people are making money faster it’s uncomfy Learning to be content with what you have is a skill

Black Tuesday

People really seem to hate papertrade which makes me want to see it succeed (that and the rewards are nice)

Not a bull, nor a bear, simply rooting for the house