RegularRuben 🇲🇽
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@larryislegend Crypto is the easiest way to make money and the easiest way to lose it...
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@nickimoraa @ReeceRolex Alcohol isn't the most expensive part of the drink. Depending on what makes up the cocktail it could cost a lot more. Alcohol night range $.50 - $1.50 per 1.5oz pour.
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@whoistife_x Eating right made the biggest change.
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@rawbeezus @datdude1284 No, Evanston does not have an argument.
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@datdude1284 I no universe will Skokie ever be better than Chicago. I can see an argument for Evanston but Skokie not even in the same weight class
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@Bitcoin_Teej Yeah it's actually kinda crazy how little food we really need. Most of the time you just gotta drink water.
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@larryislegend They might be my favorite at the moment.
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Favorite part about living outside of America is you don’t need of this. They just ask for the payment. They don’t care where it come from.
Slim Thick ᥫ᭡@slim_ma97
Apartment hunting don’t be that hard y’all just don’t got credit or pay stubs
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@joeyyochheim I literally lost 30 pounds in 2.5 months just by running. Running a d fasting together is the easiest way to lose weight.
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4 miles of walking outside. #chicagotough. Then a solid 10k on the treadmill. Negative split. Taco Monday. It’s nicer now than it’s been all day. Starting season 3 of Shrinking after finishing Better Call Saul last night.




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220lbs lost so far, and I’m still this fat.
Think of this as a "Before vs During", not a "Before vs After."
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Zooming out and looking all the way back on where I started from.... Helps SO MUCH.
I have spent a LOT of time and effort trying improve my mind and my overall mental health recently.
(Journaling, Therapy, Counseling, you name it.) Honestly, it is kind of frustrating to look back on how many times I've allowed my frustrations with small setbacks actually set me back FURTHR than they should have.
This past few weeks for example, by not reacting in a crazy way to that bad weekend that I had, I actually conquered the urge to fast or jump to the extremes to get the scale back down. But in doing that, I showcased a much higher weigh-in, and then allowed the criticism from sharing that bring me down in a whole different way.
I was very blessed to be able to speak with some friends at the expo last week, and they helped me realize that I need to focus more on how far l've come, and WHY I'm trying to reach the goals I've set for myself; instead of focusing on the small frustrations of the present, and allowing that to throw me off track the way I did.
My friend said it in the most helpful way I've heard it; when we look back on this past month, it's just going to look like a blip. Since I'm able to get control of these frustrations and keep moving forward, a month from now, l'll be even lower than the new low that I set for myself in February.
SO MUCH of this journey has been mental hurdles more than anything for me lately, and I'm incredibly grateful to have the people in my life that can really help pull me through times like this.


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HR: Congrats, you are selected. What was your previous salary?
Candidate: 6000 per day
HR: What? That's 180,000 per month. Our budget is only 150,000
Candidate: Sorry, what was the question?
HR: What was your previous salary?
Candidate: Oh sorry, I thought you said calorie. I eat 6000 per day, I'm bulking. Salary was 100,000 month. Glad I lie in your budget
HR: (Silence)
Candidate: Will be expecting 150,000 offer letter then
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