BaracksChef
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In my LIFETIME, I have NEVER heard ANYONE admit anything even CLOSE to this out loud.
Oh.
my.
God.
Acyn@Acyn
Trump: I hang out with losers because it makes be feel better. I hate guys that are very, very successful and you have to listen to their success stories. I like people that like to listen to my success.
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RFK Jr. shares his no-BS fitness routine on Lex Fridman — and it's impressively disciplined for a guy in his 70s:
- Intermittent fasting — eats only between noon and 6-7 PM
- Daily uphill hike — 1.5 miles up + 1.5 miles down with his dogs
- Meditation — every day before the gym
Intense 35-minute gym sessions — 4 rotating routines (back, chest, legs, misc), never relaxes
- First set of every exercise → failure at 12 reps
- Final (fourth) set → strip set (drop sets to total failure)
This is a man who treats his body like a mission. High protein, time-restricted eating, daily movement, zero wasted effort.
Would you adopt any part of this routine?
What's the toughest piece for you — the daily hike, the fasting window, or the gym intensity?
48-sec clip — short, raw, and motivating as hell.
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@Manu_Sisti Why would you pay for an ebook when you can just ask chat gpt for free?
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2026 is the easiest year to get rich.
Claude AI + Canva = $3,000/month
Here’s how in just 4 steps👇
( A post to bookmark )
STEP 1: Start where people already complain (Reddit)
I don’t brainstorm ideas.
I look for real problems people are openly struggling with.
The best ones are:
• Specific
• Uncomfortable
• Emotionally charged
Example:
“Premenopause symptoms no one prepares you for”
That problem becomes the foundation of your eBook.
👉 Tip: Use ChatGPT to expand and refine problem ideas.
STEP 2: Turn the problem into a clear structure
Take your topic + research.
Feed it into ChatGPT.
Ask for:
• An 8–10 chapter outline
• Each chapter solving one pain point
If the chapters look valuable, the book sells itself.
STEP 3: Let Claude write the book
Move the outline into Claude AI.
Specify:
• Tone
• Style
• Formatting
Have Claude write ~1,000 words per chapter.
Claude handles long-form far better than ChatGPT.
Your first draft is done.
STEP 4: Make it look legit (Canva / Ideogram)
Design a clean, simple cover.
This matters more than people think.
A good cover = more clicks on Amazon KDP.
Bonus: Make it easy to read
• Grammarly → fix mistakes
• Hemingway Editor → simplify to 7th-grade level
Simple books sell better.
Upload to Amazon KDP.
Publish + repeat
Then:
• Create 3–5 books
• Watch what sells
• Scale the winners
Investment: almost $0
Upside: uncapped
I’ve been doing this for 6 years.
Created a 6-figure business doing it.
If you want the full step-by-step guide, I made it free.
Comment “Guide”
I’ll DM it to you.
(Must be following so I can message you.)

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NEW: The EPA is beginning to allow the use of pesticides containing PFAS on food. These new forever chemicals will be sprayed on our food
“Last week, the agency approved the use of two new pesticides that qualify as PFAS. It means that farmers could spread them on crops like romaine lettuce, broccoli and potatoes.
The Washington Post is reporting that agency plans to approve four more pesticides.
Not much is known about their long-term impact, but PFAS have been linked to certain cancers, birth defects and other health problems. In a statement to the News Hour today, the EPA said it will provide transparent, science-based information on how the chemicals are evaluated.”
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The key companies producing 3D-printed meat products right now
- Redefine Meat (Israel-based):
Produces whole-muscle cuts like steaks, brisket, and pulled pork. In 2022, they raised $135 million to scale factories in Israel and the Netherlands, targeting global expansion.
- GOOD Meat (Eat Just, Inc.) (U.S.-based)
Specializes in 3D-printed chicken nuggets and fillets made from stem cells, cultured into tissue, and printed into structured forms. They received FDA and USDA approval in 2023 for U.S. sales and have been serving products in Singapore since 2020.
- Steakholder Foods (Israel-based)
Develops 3D-printed steaks, fish fillets (e.g., grouper, eel), and burgers using bio-inks from cultivated cells or plant blends. Their SHMeat and SHFish premixes are GRAS-certified for U.S. production, with pilots in restaurants. Nasdaq-listed (STKH), but primarily B2B, supplying printers and inks to food producers
- Aleph Farms (Israel-based)
Created the first 3D-printed rib-eye steak in 2023 using cultivated bovine cells layered for marbling. Their products emphasize premium cuts and have been approved for sale in Israel. They've partnered with 3D Systems for printing tech.
- Osem (Nestlé subsidiary): Partnered with SavorEat in 2022 to develop and launch a line of 3D-printed plant-based burgers and kebabs in Israel, mimicking real meat texture via personalized printing systems. This is one of the few direct ties to a global giant like Nestlé.
- Foody's (Cocuus partner): Sells 3D-printed plant-based bacon and foie gras alternatives in 400+ Carrefour stores in Spain
As of November 2025, the 3D-printed meat market is valued at around $242 million, projected to grow to $697 million by 2032

MJTruthUltra@MJTruthUltra
This is just disgusting… Campbell Soup Company VP Martin Bally Caught on Recording saying their Chicken comes from a 3D Printer and it’s Horrible for you “We have sh*t for f*cking poor people. I don’t f*king buy Campbell’s products barely anymore. It’s unhealthy, now that I know what the f*ck’s in it. Even in a can of soup, bioengineered meat — I don’t wanna eat a f*cking piece of chicken that came from a 3D printer, you?” No Martin.. we don’t. rumble.com/v726iyo-campbe…
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i spent $12k learning facebook ads before google
dumb ASF
here's EXACTLY what i’d do differently if starting over:
(to make $12m in ecom once again, but quicker)
week 1: learn google ads + ecom on youtube
week 2: setup store, product and account
week 3: start blasting shopping ads
week 4: increase bids, AOV + LTV
week 5: scale the shi out of it
total cost: $6k (ad spend)
total time: 30 days
but here’s what i actually did:
2017-2019: youtube courses, udemy, gurus
2019-2020: trial and error on facebook
2020: tried google, INSTANT results
2021: wish i started with google
here's why i'd go with google over facebook:
facebook ads in 2017:
- highly competitive
- creative dependent
- algorithm complex
- hard ASF to learn
google ads in 2017:
- less competitive
- intent dependent
- algorithm simpler
- easy ASF to learn
i wasted 3 years on hard mode
when easy mode was available
if it was like this in 2017
let alone how it is right now
here's why google first makes more sense:
1. people already want your product
(searching for it)
2. less creative skill needed
(product photo works)
3. faster feedback loops
(search = immediate intent)
4. more predictable scaling
(more searches = more sales)
5. better for beginners
(matching intent vs creating it)
all while facebook is 10X HARDER:
1. people don't want your product yet
(need to create desire)
2. creative skill essential
(stopping scroll is art)
3. slower feedback loops
(awareness to consideration to purchase)
4. less predictable scaling
(creative fatigue kills momentum)
5. worse for beginners
(persuasion is advanced)
here’s the path i'd take NOW:
week 1:
- watch 10 hours google ads content
- understand account structure
- learn campaign types
week 2-4:
- get first customers
- pay more to acquire them
- focus on maximizing profit
week 5-8:
- 10x ad spend
- switch from shopping to PMAX
- add more products, OTO, upsells, downsells etc
but instead, here’s what i did:
spent $12k over 2 years
multiple failed ecom brands
countless alex becker courses
then eventually found google
rtarted ASF
if you listen to me now
you’ll save $12k and 3 years
don't follow my path
follow my VISION
i went facebook to google
you should go google to facebook
i learned hard mode first
you should learn easy mode first
i spent 3 years struggling
you can spend 6 months succeeding
different era
different opportunities
but the same EXACT principles
start where barrier to entry is lowest
then let momentum compound QUICKLY
or just dm me "google ads" and i'll show how i can help you scale your ecom brand past 7-figs
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