Christian Robinson

@BowTiedYukon It’s incredible the amount of people saying “30 minutes is enough” look like genuine dog shit.

I never realized how many 30 minutes and done guys there are until they all showed up in the replies I guess if you want to be average and are satisfied with average you preform average

@DoNotComply23 Ekkolyte electrolytes. Not the most incredible electrolyte formula, but tastes amazing. 120 servings for $54 I believe.

I need to drink more water… What can I use to flavor my water that’s zero calories and won’t add additional salt to my diet?

@hybridathlete The biggest issue IMO is that the people that build truly impressive physiques are almost always in it for the love of the game, the physique is the byproduct. People see the impressive physiques of others who are committed 365 and think that’s a must and it’s simply not true.

The average person greatly underestimates just how little work it takes to maintain a good physique once you build it. Seriously, it's very, very easy.

@BowTiedYukon Glad it’s not just me, I always thought I was a hater. He drives me nuts.

Dumbells are scary when your under 160lbs

@GuyDealership Just went through this personally. I’ve always been vocally against leasing. Growing family left us very little choice with hanging onto our Camry. Just leased a brand new Sienna for $428/month and to purchase would’ve cost us more than double monthly with a 60 month loan.

Prediction: Vehicle leasing will make a roaring come back in the next 18 months. I'll even take it a step further. Vehicle lease penetration will reach all-time highs in the coming years. And here's why - The numbers on traditional vehicle financing just don't make sense for most Americans. As I like to say: We've eclipsed the "vehicle affordability hurdle" for most consumers. Basically, this means that saving 10-25% on a vehicle's monthly payment by leasing instead of buying outright is no longer a 'want'—it's a 'need' for most people. Just look at the data: In Q1, the share of new vehicle shoppers opting for $1,000+ monthly payments was 17.3%—the fourth consecutive quarter above 17%... That's a $1,000+ monthly payment before insurance—an extremely heavy lift for the *majority* of consumers. And while lease payments *have* risen in the past couple of years as well... Leasing is still a less expensive option compared to traditional financing. So how did we get here? A combination of many things, but to list a few: 1) Automakers focused on bigger / well-equipped vehicles (which are more expensive) 2) Higher interest rates have driven up monthly payments 3) Low supply of vehicles has driven up prices And more... There's no easy way to put the genie back in the bottle, but here's my takeaway: — Four years ago, leasing was an attractive option for transportation that allowed most consumers to commit to a lower monthly payment. — Today, with vehicle prices declining *but* still hovering near all-time highs, leasing is a much-needed, incrementally important necessity for consumers and society. Love it or hate it... It's reality. (Data via Edmunds, Experian #edmundspartner #experianpartner)

@NewChillZone @PunishedAsian @dyingscribe Gantz

@PunishedAsian @dyingscribe Manga?

...wow. WHAT. It started out bad and it kept getting worse. Bro's 69 and still getting his ass torn up in bathhouses?

@BrendenWood40 Courtney and I were just talking about this today!

@_chrobinson Best. Mario. Game. Ever.

Who gives a fuck

Anecdotally, manifesting works. Maybe it’s bullshit, but I know doubting yourself or giving up on yourself won’t produce shit.

When the pandemic began there was 1 person worth $100 billion Now there are 9 When the pandemic began the 10 richest people had $695 billion Now they have $1.36 trillion And they paid a lower tax rate than service workers who risked their lives for $7.25/hour in a pandemic

Take 150$ of that Stimulus. Invest that in swag. Spend the rest of your 250 dollars on scratchers

Buried in the "relief" bill is a new law. If you stream copyrighted content without permission, you're now a federal felon, punishable by jail time, fines, losing your right to vote or own a firearm, etc. But they gave you $600 of your own money though.

Wealth increase in the pandemic for founder/CEOs of Amazon: $91 billion Walmart: $38B Google: $37B Microsoft: $33B Facebook: $28B Nike: $8B Apple: $8B Small businesses: collectively lost over $200 billion We're witnessing a record wealth transfer

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OMG DON CLAIMS HE "BEAT" POKEMON, HAS NOT CAUGHT 'EM ALL... TRUMP: "GAME ENDS WHEN YOU BEAT ELITE FOUR"

Watching a megalomaniac and a kiddie sniffer with dementia compete to be the next US president, you have to wonder if politics as a career is attracting a high enough calibre of person.