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@BoringBiz_ It’s what happens when jobs pay like shit. Men get cucked trying to provide like they have for thousands of years. And the money you do make gets taken in taxes so we can pay for others healthcare and housing, while making it unaffordable for working people. People check out.

Something is clearly broken in the psyche of Gen Z and young millennials, particularly for men They are checking out of society (school, employment) at the highest rates in history What is going on?

@philstarlife @PhilippineStar These clowns have never seen Borocay, clearly. What a joke.

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@CoachDanCasey Saw this and immediately thought 1st quarter 2023-2024 Rose Bowl vs Bama.

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@GoodmanHoops 1. It’s not surprising, Ed Cooley has never been a big time coach 2. Providence was never up to begin with, English has them in a similar spot as Cooley left it.

Ed Cooley and Georgetown will play at Providence tomorrow. The Hoyas enter the game 1-7 in Big East, the Friars are 2-6 in league play. Really Surprising that 1) Ed Cooley hasn't been able to get Georgetown flipped and 2) Providence program has fallen so fast under Kim English.

@MozartCultures Heaven on earth

boracay, philippines

@graemelamperson So expensive to get there and multiple stops and layovers, any secrets?

A weekend in the MOST misunderstood city in Latin America. 📍Asuncion, Paraguay 🇵🇾 Great times being had over here.

@umichwolverine1 Yeah he was awful. Never lived up the hype. The 2 guys behind him were younger and way more impressive, but regardless upgrades needed there

Why are people saying he should have came back? I’m ecstatic he’s gone. Dude was absolute trash lol

@TedHZhang @standuquesne This is true in life as well. The most successful have always been completely dialed in and have put all their energy into a single thing. CEOs, military leaders, etc.

Stanley Druckenmiller @standuquesne on concentrated positions: “Now we’re all laughing, but if you think about it, the great speculators all concentrate their bets.”

@umichwolverine1 Not bad. But like Dilly I think he’s a weird fit. He’s an air guy and a guy who has his roots in the south mainly. But he can coach offense and QBs. Not saying it can’t work but it’s not that great fit you look for

Should Michigan look at Rhett Lashlee?

@Castellani2014 Just an awful take, firstly this hire didn’t come with a ton of hype. People called it a solid and decent hire. Which it was and he improved their offense from last year. They were flawed in lots of areas but he did a ok job considering

Chip Lindsey joins an EXTREMELY long list of Michigan OC’s who came in with a ton of hype and proceeded to do dick.

@PTVph Not good enough. Too many talented athletes from this country for such piss poor performance

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@JDue51 Wrong. 36 hours ago!

24 hours ago this man was the head coach at the University of Michigan. Tragic, yet wholly preventable.

@MichiganPodcast Issue being he’s an Arizona guy, yes he’s coached at Auburn, Oregon, Memphis, etc but feels like a strange fit. Not that it can’t work but you ideally want someone who understand B1G and Midwest landscape.

Kenny Dillingham has struggled to get resources at ASU (just lost his QB for it). And reminds me some of Dusty May. Like Dusty his breakthrough season was year prior, and then next year had to learn to navigate expectations and a choppy season. Good prep for a bigger job.

@SYRmotsag That’s how it works man, if you’re a good coach you can kill and man and they will help you hide the body. If you’re not they wont, simple as that. Goes for any program in the country

Michigans sole responsibility once they knew their was an allegation of Sexual Misconduct against Sherrone Moore should have been to protect the employee and university. They did neither. They should have suspended Sherrone Moore with pay immeadiately until the investigation was over. Instead they did nothing. If he beat OSU and made the playoffs he would still be coach today and the boss of an employee he was commiting sexual misconduct with.

@itsAntWright Wow Oregon is that awful?

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@umichwolverine1 @woodwardsports You have to understand this new generation tho. They’re just like normal people, they wants ig followers and tiktok followers more than they want to win. That’s just all players in all sports but I’m with you im the same way.

@woodwardsports Hate seeing shit like this after a loss. When I played sports I wanted to fight everybody after a loss not play gift exchange 🤦‍♂️

Jahmyr Gibbs & Saquon Barkley showed love after Sunday Night Football ❤️

@umichwolverine1 He had tightrope surgery. Look at Bowers in 2023. Only missed 4 games. Back in 5 weeks. It can happen that is not a major surgery like a knee issue. It’s fairly routine.

Also, if anyone thought Haynes was going to come back this season I have ocean front property to sell you in Iowa. You don’t have foot surgery and comeback a month later playing a position where your feet are crucial. It’s simply not possible

@JBook_37 @MrOH1O JBook there are a million things wrong with our offense but you chose something that isn’t an issue at all. Scheme is fine, personel is NOT,

@MrOH1O Michigan lacks athletes that can run. Their offense is played in a phone booth. Just a prehistoric scheme for Underwood.

Went out to grill some steaks. Does Michigan suck?

@UMFanJosh Klein and Semaj tear down the entire pass game. Need them off the field

Only thing that frustrated me last night was why we couldn’t throw the ball. Their defense sucked at defending the pass all year and Bryce had been getting better. He struggled and we just didn’t execute

@TedHZhang I do believe bigger picture we are beginning an era where we will have accomplished everything there is needed to accomplish for humans on earth. Eventually money will have no value. Resources finite. It’s something we can’t comprehend.

Here we are starting to see job displacement already happening. I would imagine it only accelerates from here. At the same time, robotics will continue to be a big theme from humanoid generalized assistants to warehouse and logistics. One big concern is that this in the short to mid-term widens the divide of the rich and poor. What do you think happens when the people who lost their jobs sees the heads of the companies stack billions and billions more to their net worth while they are barely scraping by. Maybe they turned towards socialism which we are seeing emerge as a theme in cities like NYC. @Peter_Atwater