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The average date for Gen Z costs $200 and men are reluctant to spend it. They do 10 dates a year which is $2k or 3-5% of the average Gen Z income. Listen you cheap bastards, $2k a year is a tiny amount to spend on a pairing that could affect the rest of your life. Suck it up, skibidi. Six seven.

🚨 Tragic news: David Wilcock, 53, prominent UFO researcher, author & disclosure advocate has reportedly died by suicide on April 20, 2026 near Nederland, Colorado. Boulder County Sheriff’s Office: Deputies responded to a 911 call at ~10:44 a.m. on Ridge Road. A man in mental health crisis, outside a residence and holding a weapon, used it on himself within minutes of contact. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Wilcock was a major voice in ufology. Not a traditional field investigator, but a prolific researcher, lecturer, filmmaker and New York Times bestselling author (The Source Field Investigations). He co-hosted Cosmic Disclosure on Gaia, claimed telepathic ET contact, and was seen by some as Edgar Cayce’s reincarnation. He also served as Director of Advanced Technology and board member at Stavatti Aerospace, where he promoted next-gen military fighters, exotic propulsion and advanced aerospace concepts. A polarizing figure who inspired millions in the alternative community. What’s your take on his legacy? Mental health resources: 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

今日は韓国の多くの人達と繋がることができました🇰🇷🇯🇵 日本にいる私達、メディアからの韓国のネガティブな情報や、韓国を嫌う声の大きな人達の言葉ばかりがよく耳に入ってくる環境。 しかし、イーロン・マスクさん率いるXによって言葉の壁が無くなり、直接お互いの声を聞くと、どれほどお互いが隣国を好きだったのか、好きでいてくれたのか。それを直接言えるし知る事ができました。 ぜひ皆さんも直接声を聞いてみて見てください。 声の小さかった私達が手を取り合って絆を深める事ができる時代がやってきています☺️🍀

The most terrifying age is 40. Not because you’re getting old or have some grey hair, but because your perception of time completely changes. At 40, life is f*cking serious. If you have kids and don’t work hard, they starve and end up getting a bad education. You also see the difference between those who f*cked around and figured it out and those that settled for mediocre. The stark difference will rip your face off. A person who could have done a lot and didn’t by 40 has wasted the best years of their life. It’s sad to see. By 40, the lifestyle you chose becomes obvious. Your hair turns grey or falls out if you abuse your body. You end up with a pot belly if you eat like sh*t. If you don’t go to the gym you have no energy. Something else happens. Your parents either die or have multiple near-misses. You start to realise they will be dead one day and you’re in charge of your bloodline. This responsibility weighs on you. Even cooler, the knob heads in high school who made fun of you or thought they were cool are not modern day losers. They work dead end jobs and watch sports with a beer to numb their pain. They don’t dare f*ck with your aura anymore. Pessimism can often set in to. You start to obsess over news and politics. You think the government will save you or that billionaires are evil for doing what you refused to do. Jealousy gets ugly. It becomes a realise valve. The best place to deploy it is on social media. You rage post comments calling stuff scams and trying to discredit people. But it doesn’t work. People ignore you because they know you’re a little b*tch. For many people, 40 becomes a moment of either radical transformation or a slow decline. The crazy part isn’t turning 40. It’s realizing how much time you wasted being trapped by fear.

TRUMP IS SET TO CONFIRM IN HIS WEDNESDAY SPEECH THE 2-3 WEEK PLAN TO END OPERATIONS IN IRAN, ACCORDING TO A WHITE HOUSE OFFICIAL.

According to available data, China has started supplying military equipment to Iran by railroad.

I just voted yes to approve the new K-Line North Metro Line. If you live in West Hollywood and work in Century City, there will be a train for you. If you are a nurse in South Los Angeles commuting to Cedars-Sinai for work, or want to go to the Hollywood Bowl for a show, there will be a train for you. If you want to go see the Kehinde Wiley sculpture coming to Destination Crenshaw and then go to the new David Geffin Galleries at LACMA, there will be a train for you. And if you want to live near that train, there should also be housing that is actually affordable for you. That is the kind of Los Angeles I believe in, and that is the Los Angeles we are building.