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@ShockedJS idk bro u donated to a gofundme for me so I might be real

@ShockedJS I wish I was in Hawaii

Aight one more picture because this is insane Just woke up to this view

@ShockedJS everybody getting drunk now my company is gonna be propped by crypto traders

@ShockedJS @Shocked hire a better intern (me)

when the market slows down, most groups die. @Shocked can't relate 😗✌️ trading. ecom. stocks. prediction markets. retail arbitrage. others stick to one lane — we paved the whole road. that’s what sets us apart ⚡️

@ShockedJS @yogurt_eth fine I’ll get rich some other way

@yogurt_eth gg

wow coins really suck! sol headed to 120 by months end! brutal!

@ShockedJS I’ll take that fs

$500 to one person in one minute like this GL

@ShockedJS @Shocked slide

Will drop some free @Shocked months to likes/retweets 🫶

@ShockedJS this is absolutely true. bullx quit being used, and I’m broke 🔥startup will save me tho

You won't truly respect the money you have until it's gone Take it from someone who's been through very large port swings

@brezscales brez I need pre-seed capital, wya

happy friday😃👍

@Shocked @ShockedJS yo this new marketing intern is wild

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@brezscales yeah ur gonna be fine. That sleep was worth it 💯

I fell back asleep for a hour after my alarm which resulted in me missing my flight that hour of sleep costed me $36,000

@ShockedJS uh… idk?

What are we bidding for bounces

@slashapp lesgoooo

@ShortyCrypto69 lesgo baby

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@ShockedJS @0xRiver8 my startup my fix this

@0xRiver8 $startup fixes this

So Pasternack made Believe Capital a group to find people to launch tokens then they find toly cousin to a launch a token then after he is noware to be seen as chart is down only FLYWHEEL CODED

@ShockedJS Wake up -> work on prototype -> get ready for this investor meeting GM (or good afternoon to the people w/ normal sleep)

Wake up -> ape a Shocked scan -> make a quick 200 SOL GM (or good afternoon to the people w/ normal sleep)

@SaveTheLibs @AP_Trevor @CollegeBoard yeah, both. I definitely passed the exam for sure. I think it may also be how my teacher taught the class. Felt like it was more engaging than my other classes

@ShortyCrypto69 @AP_Trevor @CollegeBoard Good to hear. Do you feel you learned enough just to do well on the test? Or enough to really appreciate US history? Or both?

The 2025 AP US History Exam scores: 5: 14%; 4: 36%; 3: 23%; 2: 19%; 1: 8%. Congrats to this year’s cohort of AP US History teachers and students; common item equating shows that this year’s students developed stronger content knowledge and skills than last year’s, raising the percentage of 4s and 5s by 4%. In parallel, APUSH teachers provided 25,000 more students than in 2024 with this opportunity to learn at an advanced level, making AP US History the course with the largest increase in performance and participation of any subject so far this year. Multiple-Choice Questions: AP US History students, as is often the case, developed a strong understanding of Period 2, 1607-1754; 36% of students answered all questions about this historical period accurately. The lowest mean score in the multiple-choice section was on Period 9 questions (1980 to present). 10% of students answered each such question correctly. Short Answer Questions: spr.ly/60104byX6 This commentary will focus on the Set 1 questions, since that was the version taken by most students. The most challenging of all this year’s AP US History free-response questions was the first short answer question, the comparison of secondary sources about early American democracy. 15% of students earned all points possible on it. Students scored highest on the third short answer question, about British North America and the Seven Years’ War. 33% of students earned all points possible here. Document-Based Question: The DBQ on the US economy from 1932 to 1980: 79% of students earned the thesis point; 62% earned the contextualization point; 39% earned 1 evidence point and 47% earned 2 evidence points; 47% earned the evidence-beyond-the-documents point; 39% earned the analysis and reasoning: sourcing point, and 15% earned the analysis and reasoning: complex understanding point. Long Essay Questions: Q2: Native American societies’ adaptations from 1500-1754. 10% of students earned all 6 points possible. Q3: Reform movements’ responses to industrialization from 1820-1900. 12% of students earned all 6 points possible. Q4: US foreign policy from 1890-1930. 22% of students earned all 6 points possible. All subjects’ AP score distributions for 2025 will be posted here when available: spr.ly/60114byXB

@SaveTheLibs @AP_Trevor @CollegeBoard every couple of weeks I think. I learned everything I needed so it worked out

@ShortyCrypto69 @AP_Trevor @CollegeBoard How often did you take tests and quizzes, if you can recall?

@SaveTheLibs @AP_Trevor @CollegeBoard mine got to period 9 so idk what we did

@AP_Trevor @CollegeBoard None of us have time to teach Period 9. I assign Periods 1 & 2 over the summer and am lucky if I get a full week to discuss Period 9. And it’s hard to tell which events and developments are really more important than others since we probably don’t even know yet.