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@Goldensky0 I do this too! 😆 I sometimes take up to a week, depending on the book to process it before moving on to the next.

When I finish a book and want to start another, but I feel like the one I just finished deserves a moment of silence

My favorite thing about the new BTS album is that they went wild on the beats! Each goes harder than the other 🎧 🔥 #ARIRANG #BTS_ARİRANG

I really thought Apple Music didn’t load the album properly 😝

BTS (방탄소년단) <SWIM> Official MV (youtu.be/b4iVv91Z6lY) #BTS #방탄소년단 #BTS_ARIRANG #BTS_SWIM #KEEPSWIMMING

@MissSassbox Routine. I do the same thing every night before bedtime: read a chap or an episode of a comic. I also use an automated do not disturb sleep setting so when it comes on it’s helps as a visual cue that it’s time to go to sleep. Helpful when I get too caught up in reading.

are there people who actually put the phone down and go to sleep right away and if so, please share what the hell you're doing to achieve this miraculous feat

Okay. This is too cute! ☺️

@EdoVibeQueen I’ve dropped several of them for that reason. Sometimes I really just want a cute romance.

@KengLoud There was this K-drama I started thinking it was just a cute romcom. Next thing I know, the plot has completely switched lanes and we’re suddenly trying to figure out who the serial killer is.

Nothing really prepares you for the emotional whiplash of a K-drama that starts off light and funny, and then somewhere around episode 8 the writers suddenly remember trauma exists. One minute you’re watching a cute rom com, and the next thing you know you’re deep in a revenge thriller subplot you absolutely did not sign up for. 😩😩like how did we get here 😭

Congrats Kimi! 🙌🏾

.@LewisHamilton’s first podium for Ferrari!! 🏆

Totally worth it being up at almost 3am to see @LewisHamilton 🐐 get a Ferrari podium 😊 🥰 #ChineseGP #F1 #LH44

Is this a record for most cars not finishing a race… when weather is not a factor? #ChineseGP

These teams gonna be happy about the lack of races in April for sure! #F1

So F1 really decided to give us barely any team radio and just estimated time stamps this season? 😩 #F1

Damn this season is rough. 4 cars didn’t even start the race 😬 #ChinaGP #F1

may we see his first ferrari podium today 🧿

🤣 me every weekend after shopping for groceries.

@LndamyDark @5am1am_6 I had one too and gave my sister and this morning I cut my fingers slicing a bagel 😭

@5am1am_6 I admit it, I have a bagel slicer 😅

We really out here buying $11 egg crackers like gravity isn't free. 🥚💀 Why are we like this?

YouTube just crossed $60B in revenue for 2025. $40B from ads. $20B from subscriptions. Both numbers are growing double digits. The math here tells you everything about how Google actually views its users. 2.7 billion people use YouTube every month. 125 million pay for Premium. That’s 4.6% of the user base generating a third of total revenue. Google’s own executives said on their Q4 earnings call that a Premium subscriber generates “meaningfully higher gross profit” than an ad-supported user. So YouTube’s real optimization function is straightforward: make the ad experience painful enough that the 4.6% who can afford $14/month convert to Premium, while keeping it tolerable enough that the other 95.4% still watch long enough for advertisers to extract value. This is a toll booth that charges both directions. Advertisers pay to get in front of you. You pay to make them go away. And YouTube takes a cut of both transactions on the same piece of content, from the same viewer session, off the same infrastructure. The subscription business alone is now generating ~$20B annually across Premium, YouTube Music, and YouTube TV. That’s bigger than Spotify’s entire revenue. And it grew 25% year over year, adding roughly 2 million new paying subscribers per month through 2024. The advertisers aren’t getting scammed either. YouTube controls 12.4% of total TV viewing time in the US. Shorts pulls 70 billion daily views. The ad side grew 9% to $40B. Both sides of the market are expanding because YouTube is the only platform where the product being sold to advertisers (your attention) is the same product being sold back to you (your attention, uninterrupted). That’s a $60B business built on one insight: attention is the only asset you can sell twice.