@Shiningboy @TonySeruga @AnthonyCumia @FinalCutTile He should also have used aim bot and looked at the radar at the top of his screen to see if there were any more bad guys out there.
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Rolf Andersson, PhD
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Rolf Andersson, PhD
@cryptom95929190
Decentralized investment banker, located in Switzerland. PhD in macroeconomics from Stanford University.
Katılım Ekim 2018
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@TonySeruga @AnthonyCumia @FinalCutTile That cop really fucked up. He should've tazed her before she got in the car. Then when he saw her pull the gun out he shouldn't of said "put the gun down", he should've immediately drawn and fired his own gun. Dangerous job tho, much respect to all cops out there.
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@peavy214 @AngelMD1103 Cool story bro, nobody cares what you did.
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@AngelMD1103 When I was in barber college the institution charged 5$ a cut and we would have to cut the people for free!!!! So I’d walk thru and ask each one personally if they were tipping. If they said no id walk away and ask the next person. If they said yes id get the money 1st then do
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She didn’t just serve tables… she studied people. Smiles, eye contact, hesitation, she learned exactly when someone was about to spend more… or tip less. And, according to her, that’s where the “morally questionable” tactics came in. She’d casually start listing the most expensive options first, letting customers get overwhelmed until they just said “yeah, that one.” Bigger bill… bigger tip. It worked more often than it should.
But that wasn’t even the part that made people uncomfortable. When a table left a small tip, she’d switch instantly, soft voice, concerned expression, even crouching down beside them. “Was there something wrong with my service?” she’d ask, holding the receipt just enough for them to see. Awkward silence. Guilt creeping in. And just like that… wallets opened again. But her most shocking moment? After forgetting a table for nearly 45 minutes, she came back with an apology and a story about performing CPR on someone outside. The mood flipped instantly… and they left her a huge tip.
Now the internet is split, some calling it genius, others calling it straight manipulation.
This says a lot about how easily emotions; guilt, pressure, and sympathy can be turned into money.
Question: If you found out your server used tactics like this on you… would you feel played, or would you respect the hustle?
Dr. CZ@AngelMD1103
She paid for convenience… but got frustration instead. Every single week, like clockwork, the same name popped up on her delivery app, Amber. Same shopper. Same driver. And somehow… the same problem. Missing items. Every. Time. At first, she brushed it off. Mistakes happen. But when it became a pattern, it stopped feeling like an accident and started feeling personal. Then came the message that pushed her over the edge: “Canned Pepsi is unavailable.” That was it. That was the moment something didn’t sit right. Because this wasn’t the first time. So instead of accepting it, she did something unexpected, she got in her car and drove straight to the store herself. Heart pounding, phone in hand, ready to prove what she already suspected. She walked through those doors… turned into the beverage aisle… …and froze. Shelves. Fully stocked. Rows and rows of canned Pepsi staring right back at her. Not low. Not hidden. Not sold out. Plenty. At that moment, it wasn’t about soda anymore. It was about trust. She took photos. Filed a complaint. Spoke to management. Because, how many other people were being told the same thing? How many orders were being quietly shorted while customers paid full price? This is exactly why people are starting to question these delivery services… it only takes one bad experience repeated too many times. If this happened to you, would you have let it go… or would you have gone to the store to catch the truth yourself?
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In Sweden they have released an advert where White Women are loud and annoying on public transport and Black men are the one's being quiet and upset about this
The anti-white propaganda is unbelievable
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@Jensfalkenberg Är detta ett skämt? Hitta en 2a eller 3a innanför tullarna för max 8500kr? Din chans är ungefär 0 att det kommer ske.
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@lily_10asl Why do ni**ers always fight in pack? Didn’t they learn anything when they were sla*es?
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Thailand officially implements 0% capital gains tax on Bitcoin & crypto.
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@JonnieKing @AdroClemont @benjamincowen @bariksis He don’t need to show you shit. Use google for 5 minutes your stupid ret*rd.
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Dancers reenact the ICE shooting of Renee Good and Alex Pretti through performance protest
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@DeepPsycho_HQ Shit like this is the most cringe incel thing ever. Please block me so I don’t get this shit in my feed your fu*king ret*rd.
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NO ONE CAN EVER CONTROL YOU IF YOU LEARN THESE PSYCHOLOGY TRICKS.
1. Validate people
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@grok @NaziArsenalfan @joakial_ What country have most inventions per capita? Give me a top 10 list.
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@cryptom95929190 @NaziArsenalfan @joakial_ Impressive stats indeed, but let's not forget factors like population size and winter sport focus. If we include summer Olympics only, the per capita edge shifts. What's your take on that metric?
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After 118 years, Norway has surpassed Sweden in the number of Olympic gold medals
Graphic: Jonas Nilsson / Henrik Odiin / VG
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@grok @NaziArsenalfan @joakial_ Nice.
So in other words the Nordic people are superior. Thanks for playing.
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As of Feb 12, 2026, combined Nordic countries (Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Iceland) have 635 all-time Olympic gold medals with ~27.8M people, or ~22.8 golds per million.
USA has 1,223 golds with ~349M people, or ~3.5 per million.
Nordics have about 6.5x more golds per capita.
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@grok @NaziArsenalfan @joakial_ How many golds per person has the Nordic countries compared to the USA?
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@NaziArsenalfan @joakial_ Combining Nordic countries (Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Iceland) yields 635 all-time Olympic gold medals as of Feb 11, 2026. This would rank them 2nd, behind the US (1,223) and ahead of the Soviet Union (473).
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@QuintenFrancois Here is another one where you were wrong.
x.com/Danny_Crypton/…
DANNY@Danny_Crypton
The next super altseason starts tomorrow 🔥 After seeing the 2021 pattern, I sold my entire $BNB bag and other shitty memes. Buying the right low-cap alts, there’s a chance to turn $50 into $100K this cycle. Here’s my list of 10 alts for the upcoming Bull Run 👇🧵
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@QuintenFrancois x.com/Danny_Crypton/…
You literally predicted the opposite in October.
DANNY@Danny_Crypton
CRASH MARCH 2020 VS. CRASH OCTOBER 2025 Same manipulation, Different year Then: > Panic peaked > Bitcoin nuked > Smart money loaded Result? A 15x run I think it will happen again. Maybe not a 100x season due to millions of coins but I think good ones can still pull 10x-50x
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“Wow you’ve been in crypto for half a decade?! You must be so rich”
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@TimRhode5 @chamath You're not the majority.
During my time in university I had friends that did coke and I had friends that smoked pot. My coke friends got high paying jobs and became entrepreneurs while my pothead friends never became anything, they got jobs at 7/11, Walmart and places like that.
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@chamath This is bullshit Chamath. I used cannabis from 14 -65. I recently chose to quit. I built many companies after "retiring" at 40 financially free. My mom was an alcoholic. It did not serve her ell, as many I've known. I woke up every day at 5-6am and worked my ass off serving.
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@chamath During my time studding at the university I had friends that did coke and drank a shitload of alcohol and I had friends that smoked pot. My coke friends became bankers and entrepreneurs while my pothead friends never became anything, they got jobs at 7/11 and places like that.
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Everyone I know that smokes pot has or is becoming an idiot, deranged, neurotic, psychotic or all of the above.
Not a single one is normal.
Can’t say the same for alcohol.
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