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Congrats to $AERO lockers who have been voting the RAVE/USDC pool and been holding RAVE I have voted a few times for that pool and didn't claim my RAVE rewards Was surprised to see a nice 20x on those rewards today and I immediately sold as a follow up That big volume candle this week will probably translate to ≈ 20k in revenue All this to showcase that Alt voting and holding is potentially hidden alpha You never know which of these altcoins will do numbers on any given day An anomaly like RAVE has pushed veAERO APR to 600% on that pool


there are infinite benefits to being rich, but one of my favorite is that you can do everything during off peak hours yesterday i had a busy day, so i only managed to hit the gym at 6:30 - the usual time that employees get off work and go workout. my gym was 5x as crowded as usual, i normally go around 10:30am. i had to wait at a machine while the guy was surfing 9gag inbetween sets i am a particularly impatient but also efficient person when i fly economy class, i have my backpack ready when it’s my turn to walk out and it gives me the ick to see niggaz starting to grab their overhead bag very late making everyone wait a big proportion of my luxurious life revolves around avoiding "involuntarily waste of time". i waste tons of time but i do it on my own terms. i hate it if other people waste my time. that’s why i love being free so that i can run all errands when everyone else is at work - i never drive when people get off work. i am still asleep when they go to work - the average length of my queues in any shop has gone down by 80% since i retired - i try to avoid travelling during regular normie peak holiday seasons. when i was still a wagie, i would most travel in july and august, bc it was the least busy time in finance. it was super hot though and unpleasant. nowadays, i just stay home by the beach during peak summer and travel to warm places in winter there is a study that correlates happiness and the length of your commute. but these theoretical academics are missing the big picture: it’s not about the commute, it’s about wasting time








