Youtube comments of Darkpaw1 (@darkpaw1522).

  1. It was actually genuinely nice Alana still cooked the meal for Peter, even after her seduction failed. She wasn’t mad or anything. Nice of her to respect his boundaries.
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  2. 10. Plainsville Kansas 9. Anderson Alaska 8. Elwood Nebraska 7. Clearmont Minnesota 6. Flagler Colorado 5. Muskegon Michigan 4. Buffalo New York 3. Marquete Kansas 2. La Villa Texas 1. Camden Maine You're Welcome
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  3. Lesson of the video: Colleges will literally give you any degree, as long as you pay them for it.
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  4. Honestly, this isn’t a bad idea. Peter just picked too high a number. Good on Peter though; you’d think he but the last for worker safety but I’m very proud of him.
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  5. When Chris and Meg mentioned they all still had Lois's own gift, and were just happy to see Lois happy, wow...I felt that. Family Guy still knows how to hit those moments.
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  6. "Men aren't choosing AI girlfriends over real women, men are choosing Ai girlfriends over having nothing." This quote says it all.
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  7. It’s not that we can’t find a job, it’s we can’t find a job that pays enough money to live. So why get a job at all?
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  8. Meg, last time Brian did something to "cheer you up" you nearly raeped him. Not even mentioning what happens at the end of this episode.
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  9. Peter should divorce Lois and Mary this woman. She's a lot more optimistic and cheerful. If this was Lois she'd just complain how inconvenient everything is.
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  10. Brian's tail wag was honestly amazing animation and attention to detail. Great job animators.
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  11. Basically. go tech or get rekt.
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  12. Look, I'm a woman. Comparing a bear to a man is not good because it assumes all men are sexual predators. If you were a man you'd be offended too. The question comes off sexist by saying all men are less trustworthy than a bear. I believe there was a much better way of making a point about sexual assault without attacking someone.
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  13. Here in Miami, there is literally a 50% chance your Uber driver doesn't speak English.
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  14. I mean, he kills for money and is a fairly reasonable guy. Just pay him more money and convince him you're not worth the bullet.
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  15. People were already leaving California. Now they're just making it worst. Like shooting yourself in the foot and adding salt to the wound.
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  16. When you look back as an adult you truly do realize Helga had issues. Alcoholic mother, neglectful father. Girls like her stereotypically end up on drugs or worst case...like this.
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  17. I want to see the girlfriend do more challenges. This was hilariously wholesome.
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  18. Sometimes I forget how great Quagmire is with kids. I hope he gets to spend more time with Stewie.
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  19. The guy robbed and shot an innocent retreating unarmed woman. How is he not being charged?!
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  20. People don't realize the good prostitution can do. Humans need intimacy. Like what do people expect others to do, just hide away and be miserable? Prostitution literally saved me from depression. I bet it could do much more to help people if it was legalized.
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  21. Makes sense. She’s often taking the most stress, so needs equal methods of relief.
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  22. Lol, satire.
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  23. A good rule of thumb, the more math it requires the less competition in the job. And the less competition in the job, the higher the demand. The higher the demand, the more it'll be worth the time and money to get that shiny piece of paper.
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  24. Gumball: I think we all know where this is going.
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  25.  @alinatsui209  You can’t just “pivot to a higher paying job”. That’s like telling a homeless person to just buy a house.
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  26. Yeah, that uncanny feeling when it hits you.
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  27. With enough money you can do nearly anything.
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  28. Same happens to me, albeit not as extreme.
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  29.  @MunchieTheGnome  Very true. Worked with an ex of mine. Once I discovered her famous roast it was over; whenever she cooked it I’d give her the meat that same night.
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  30. Good rule of thumb: If it's set up because something is impoverished or underfunded, it won't be temporary.
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  31. Look, I'm a woman. Comparing a bear to a man not good because it assumes all men are sexual predators. If you were a man you'd be offended too. It'd be like a guy saying "would you rather be stuck in a room with a woman or a coyote", because the punchline is both would hurt you. The question comes off sexist and I believe there was a much better way of making a point about sexual assault without attacking someone.
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  32. This was actually one of their best episodes.
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  33. Lesson of the story: Money can buy you anything, even Justice.
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  34. This is the nicest they ever been to Meg since ever. Her voice actor must be loving this right now.
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  35. Lesson of the video: Join a union.
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  36. Actually, good on Meg for gaining plenty of exercise. She doesn’t have a very thin or curvy build, but she keeps at it and she can get a very solid muscle tone going again like that Jail episode
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  37.  @alinatsui209  Yeah, my last job I was working 50-60 hours a week and still homeless. But let me just stop that and “upskill” while starving even more.
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  38. Fun fact on Tinder match statistics: Men: 1 per month Women: 7-10 per day Gay Men: 3-7 per day Lesbian Women: 1 per month
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  39.  @handleyobusiness  People HAVE risen their skills. We have more people with college degrees than ever, and they’re still underpaid. While the rich get richer.
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  40. They seem so happy. They should put the kids up for adoption so they can live fresh again.
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  41. Yup. Basically they're high risk, low reward. But anything is possible with high connections. And any degree can be made good with connections. But 95% of people who graduate with these degrees don't have connections.
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  42. This is actually quite good and hope it takes off. It's better than prostitution, both legal and underground. Overall it can help a lot of lonely people out there that have mental issues and whatnot.
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  43.  @tracy_cakkes  Problem is colleges do a lot of gatekeeping. They stuff the well paying degrees with a lot of unrelated difficult classes that you don't entirely need. GPA killers. Like as a Software Engineer I can guarantee you don't need Calculus. Most of the time I just Google the math formula and the code does the rest, like it's supposed to do. I haven't actually written a math problem since college. I have a friend graduating med school soon. She doesn't use most of the math from college. From what she says, most doctors she shadowed were terrible at math; but they are geniuses when it comes to diagnosing patients. Because their job is a doctor, not a mathematician.
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  44. Reverse Flash has motives similar to the Joker, except more directed toward oen person than for himself. He wants to see the Flash at his best so he does his best to get the Flash stronger by any means necessary. No matter the reason, this always been central in any version of him. Its probably the worst time of villain out there, no matter how many times you stop him you;re only doing what he wants, then when you peak and think you done good enough, he rips out the rug from under you killing the very thing you fought so hard to protect. To get up and still be a hero after that is virtually crippling.
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  45. It’s nice to see Meg on her own out of the house. She seems most happy when she’s like that.
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  46. If you're getting a degree like Computer Science where you're going to make 60k+ post graduation you won't need a job imo. Because the money you'll make will make up the extra loan cost for housing, tuition, etc. It's never bad to take a job, more money and work experience is good. But if you're like me who struggles already in some classes, working while in school will just push that "drop out" temptation. Overall, just make sure you get your degree. As without that you'll just end up stuck in that low paying job regardless.
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  47. I'm 30 but me either. I think it's the HUD filter in photos.
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  48. That suicide hotline bit. I literally was thinking exactly what Peter said as he said it.
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  49. Agreed. She made the right choice, but for the wrong reasons.
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  50. Prostitution helped me recover after my divorce. I hope one day it can become legal.
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  51. Mississippi, New Mexico, and West Virginia. They're on every "worst state" list, usually in the top five.
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  52. So basically, it's a pain to move into Canada. Like any other country. But once and settled in it's pretty nice.
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  53.  @peterrickard3304  Agreed. Education tends to wane religious ideals. Makes me concerned to move South now though.
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  54. In Short: If your parents isn't low class or cheap you get private school. Congrats, you have a silverspoon and set up for private school. If you're poor or low class, good luck. You're not getting to University, just settle for "good enough" life and welcome to the rat race. It doesn't happen for everyone but it is for most. Life is not sugar and rainbows kiddos.
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  55. If you bought a home in a place that needs gentrification in the first place you already screwed up. That's on you. Also if your home's neighborhood gets gentrified you can sell the house for far higher a price and use the extra capital to move. It's a win-win.
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  56.  @hunteralh  I was at the DMV yesterday. One of the office workers came outside to give us instructions, saying it all in Spanish. When I asked what she was saying, because I didn't speak Spanish half the crowd looled at me like I'm the crazy one. Like, I'm glad workers speak Spanish as most people there were Cuban and whatnot. But if you're going to relay instructions at least have an English speaker there too. It's a dang American DMV!
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  57. I was actually typing this as Stewie said it. I'm goad Family went with the "why not both" option for once. Very progressive.
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  58. As someone who has lived in the "hood" a lot of their life, I gladly welcome gentrification. I mean, what's the alternative? Keep it gang ridden and terrible looking all for the sake of of "preserving culture". Let's be real with ourselves.
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  59.  @hellknightmordred7655  We are, the whole thing only instigated an unnecessary gender war. It’s easier to teach people from a platform of understanding and compassion. Not by demonizing them or saying they’re less trustworthy than a bear. It’s just bad PR and it shows. It’d be like teaching the struggles of African American segregation, and in the same breath saying slurs about Caucasian people. You become the very thing you seek to fight.
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  60. My math professor says DOGE is the next Bitcoin boom that happened a decade ago. Starts at $1, then eventually becomes $50,000+. I'm buying some now! To the moon!
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  61.  @homero_lolz  Better than no intimacy and no sex. Besides, intimacy is based on the customer. If someone gets enough intimacy from prostitution, then that works for them. And even if it doesn’t not like they being sexually frustrated helps. Better to get your needs solved so you can seek intimacy without a sexual undertone. Hence, another positive of prostitution.
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  62. I live in Miami. I was swimming in my pool during January. If you hate the cold South Florida is amazing.
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  63.  @tombuddy100  Agreed. Peter is an idiot, even he admits it. But he does have good intentions in his shenanigans; and I honestly can't recall a single time he ever tried to cheat on Lois, or raep her. Whereas Lois has molested two high school students, and raeped Peter at least 3 times.
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  64. Prostitution should be legalized. It literally saved my life years ago. We live in a world with safe sex and evolving medicine. Why can't we at least try and legalize it? If other countries can do it, why can't the "progressive" Americans.
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  65. I knew a Staff NCO like this lol. I met a SSgt in the school who told me I could come by her house when we eventually get libo. Jer and her husband had a very satisfying and sexual marriage, then again heard they divorced a bit later so.... Yeah
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  66. I'll still place my faith in Medicine, Engineering, and Computer Science.
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  67. Please do visit, and remember to treat the ladies with respect. They're very friendly.
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  68. Change one to something STEM.
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  69. I expect to see all Liberal Art degrees on here. They're all saturated and underemployed. Edit: Called it.
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  70. I'm from New York and so is my dad. My Dad moved to Georgia and I moved to Old Dominion Virginia. Edit: I now live in Miami
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  71. I recommend going to college BUT only for degrees that give you rare skills that pay well after you graduate like Computer Engineering or Accounting. Not these trash tier liberal art degrees that leave you for scraps the second you graduate.
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  72. Wait, there's a such thing as a drive through liquor store? Seems kind of...contradicting.
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  73. Chris and Meg are young adults. Why not just ask them if they can have 5 minute sof alone time, maybe even ask Brian to keep an eye out so they can have a romantic moment?
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  74.  @LGgos  True. I suppose seduction is seduction in any form. Scary when you think about it. Like this time an ex used Super Smash Bros to seduce me. Learned on Reddit this isn’t the first time a girl tried this (except girl on Reddit failed because she never made a move).
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  75. Good advice, no wonder these lands are so cheap. They're not worth the hassle, jeez!
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  76.  @liba  The question literally insinuates men are less trustworthy than a bear. That’s sexist, and thus hate speech. As I stated, there was a better way at addressing sexual assault than by hate speech.
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  77. That was 25 years ago. Communications is now super saturated like every liberal arts degree.
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  78. Also often the most violent. I live near Martin Luthor King blvd and Malcom X Ave. MY friend was shot in a drive-by there, she was in middle school.
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  79. Or the meth.
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  80. A good rule of thumb: If it doesn't require Calculus II, it isn't worth it. Doesn't catch all, but will filter out 85% of all the bad degrees.
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  81.  @liba  The best way to approach sexual assault is not through a loaded question with a misandrist undertone. We should approach it maturely through discussion and compassion for each other, not through hate speech.
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  82. It's nice to see Chris do something productive that makes him happy.
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  83. This actually happens WAY more than people think. I have like 30 cousins living living in NYC alone, and that’s just the ones I know. It’s highly likely at least one of their children would hook up. Now imagine this in a smaller town or city.
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  84. I’m a woman, don’t get married. You don’t need a government contract to prove you love someone. It’s an unnecessary risk for everyone.
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  85.  @XSilver_WaterX  That’s what I always admired about Quagmire. He isn’t perfect by far, but I honestly can’t imagine a better person to ask about sex and intimacy.
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  86. Agreed. Very misleading thumbnail. Did I just get clickbaited?
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  87. I wonder what terms was Google basing this off?
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  88. Yup. Money and Connections can make any degree work.
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  89. As a woman I say this: don’t get married. You don’t need a government contract to prove you love someone.
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  90. Agreed. The episode was showing that just because something is the law doesn't make right. Hank couldn't punish the kid himself because of the law, but the law wouldn't help him either. When swimming in such muddy waters, sometimes you gotta play dirty.
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  91. I lived in the projects before joining the military. Never looked back. Worst time of my life.
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  92. Simple: Good and Evil is subjective. It is all about perspective. And in the end doesn't matter.
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  93. Exactly, many reporters often leave that out. It shows if we legalize prostitution we can actually get these people help, instead of forcing them into the underground.
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  94.  frank brown  My wife and I are going semi-rural next year after I graduate. Won't be a place with free land but still more than enough to ensure I can keep the rest of the world off it.
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  95. Agreed. The main cast was actually awesome. It was the side characters who were so forgettable.
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  96. Actually, we will likely become more cybernetic. From literal cyborgs, to robots, and eventually AI.
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  97. Whatever you do, don't get a liberal arts degree. I have 5 years of military experience with a CJ degree and I still can't find a job paying more than $31k ( 15 dollars an hour).
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  98. The average beauty salon in a black neighborhood. I nearly died of boredom when my mom took me when I was a kid.
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  99. Who is this god you speak of?
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  100.  @scifirealism5943  Yes you can. Why don’t you believe you can’t?
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  101. It seems very decent. As a guy who worked in Fiscal I can say it is very valuable. Starting salary is around 40k on average. Not the best, and 90% you won't hit the high salary till your 40s, but you will definitely get there. But I strongly feel automation will catch up, and quickly. Half my job was just watching numbers, at least on the entrance level. And if in the entrance level there is automation, it is very difficult to get to the higher stuff. So you need a bit of luck to get into that good stretch, because at the end of the day you're still expendable. High Risk, High reward.
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  102.  @samoygoddishaw4742  No judgement but you’re calling me a “poor soul”? In any case, I fail to see how driving people into the underground is much better. If I’m a poor soul for trying to help people, then I must be poorer than Casper lol.
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  103. I love the way everything now is more home centered. Having things delivered to you, not having to drive or stand in long lines, etc. It really is great. I can see the world becoming futuristic like this. Having the home being the best place to shop, entertain, and eat.
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  104. Plot twist: Mike is secret service, and he's just joking with his boss.
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  105. It's Pandemic Paranoia in California. I'm glad I'm moving to Florida. No mask, no restriction, all paradise.
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  106.  frank brown  They usually require you to build the house yourself, which is much more expensive.
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  107. It makes good sense though. I don't think it'd fix all the problems, but it definitely would help a lot.
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  108. It's standard. Without my $1500 laptop I wouldn't be able to do college as easily. Yes, there's libraries and such on campus, but being able to do homework from home is a great boon when you have a wife and kids. Add thst I had this laptoo for about 7 years and it practically paid for itself. It's okay to invest in a expensive electronic advisen as long as it's worth it in the long run.
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  109. The list: 10. North Carolina 9. Oklahoma 8. Georgia 7. West Virginia 6. South Carolina 5. Arkansas 4. Louisiana 3. Tennessee 2. Mississippi 1. Alabama Your Welcome. Also special thanks to my friend Briggs.
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  110. They say his chest hair smells like pizza hut.
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  111.  @SirAnimosity  Dude, I know. I'm terrible at math too. But I rather fail and try at it, than be scared and never try at all.
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  112.  @maureenjossick429  Thanks, fixed it.
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  113.  @alrakism  I strongly agree. A degree isn’t a skill. It’s just a paper showing you have knowledge about a skill. To actually execute it in applicable effect for use (a job) is skill; something college doesn’t teach you.
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  114. Agreed. I like you can be anything in this game. It feels like Second Life mixed with an RPG fantasy game.
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  115. Because Lois wants to feel the joy of rejecting him. She’s literally one of those girls that prefer a guy pining after them, feeding off the attention, but never having actual feelings for the guy. In other words she wanted to friend zone Quagmire but it was reversed on her.
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  116. The government killed it in 2020. You can’t forcefully shut down a bunch of jobs and toss millions into extreme poverty, and expect that to not tidal wave back.
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  117. They don't do marriage. It's just a piece of paper to them. So why bother?
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  118.  @Igor_054  Facts! I find age 23-25 is the most critical area of life, that tends to decide how most people's lives will go from then on. Like my life changed when I was 22 and joined the military. Again, not saying your life can't change after 25, just for most people I generally do see a pattern. If you are a drug addict by 25, odd are you'll likely struggle the rest of your life. Not working on a career or education by 25? Prepare to play a life somwhere in the lower class or in poverty. Have a high paying job by age 25 with good security, congrats you are likely set. There's a pattern to life.
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  119.  @iThiink  But that should be their choice regardless. Also you’re assuming the extremes. A person can have a sex toy and still have friends.
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  120. And very rich parents. That helps too.
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  121. “Donkey Kong House” is probably the coolest and dumbest thing the show has thought of that I want to do.
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  122. 0:39 Can someone explain the “How” joke?
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  123. Especially when you consider little kids in elementary level who touch their faces, pick their nose, etc. Let alone special children.
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  124. The best way to do student loans is to ensure your degree will get you a high paying entry level job after you graduate. Ex: Doctors and Engineers.
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  125. I hope you went into Accounting or at least an MBA in Econ.
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  126.  @玉兎の気骨  Brian is going to have sex with her, resulting in a mild altercation with Stewie, that ultimately resolves in a neutral ending of Family Guy satire. Her character either is either killed off or never seen again.
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  127.    Why? Their relationship wouldn't change at all. There's no need to get married.
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  128.  @Kasturik864  I'm not saying don't follow your passions. I'm saying you should be aware that your passions likely won't make decent money. That you likely won't have a career doing your passions. How many people you see with a liberal arts degree actually graduate into the career their degree is in? Most don't. That's my point. Yes, you spend most your life in your career; that said, most Liberal Art graduates don't get a decent career, at least not the career thry were probably hoping for. I'm not blinded by money. I live in the real world. You're entitled to your opinions, but what I told you was nothing but facts. If you want to follow a liberal arts degree go ahead. I honestly don't think it's a bad thing. As long as you're aware of the financial struggles that come from pursuing such degrees.
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  129. Everyone is or they’re lying.
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  130. @Israel Micozzi Ohh you're right. In that case: I eat the Grain, take the chicken across, droo it off, then go back for the wolf on the second trip, finally I regurgitate the grain.
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  131.  @Vanessagarcay  Every single one of those are extremely saturated. It's not so much Liberal Arts are useless, it's that a degree in the Liberal Arts 99% of the time don't lead to any decent job. Most people who graduate with a Liberal Arts degree start at 31k ($15 an hour). Yes, some people will get lucky. But 99% of people graduate into a generic low pay entry level job.
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  132. This guy makes some good points. I say let's start with the easiest war first and legalize prostitution. I think we can all agree what two consenting adults do with their own body should be their own right and choice.
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  133.  @TrailTrackers  Lol. Thanks, I fixed it.
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  134. You summed it up nicely, it's a horrible place to raise a family.
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  135.  @davidfoust9767  Ehh. Not really. Selling stuff requires certain people, namely an entrepreneur who already developed something. This guy is going to college to get skills so he can make something of himself. Problem is Philosophy and History are saturated and undervalued. He'll be more valued as a "degree holder" than what his degrees are. And even this he'll still be underpaid.
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  136. Best thing this these extra fingers are fully formed and functional, so it's a complete +1. In other words, it's a dominant gene. Basically this means eventually everyone's grandchildren in the next few hundred years will have six fingers, an those that do not will be considered inferior.
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  137. Dr. Hartman actually has a nice radio voice. That and Seth flexing again. Guy is amazing!
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  138. They did though.
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  139. Levi should get paid more then.
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  140. Agreed. You can do a lot more a lot easier when it's warmer too. When it's cold, you have to grit your teeth a bit to go outside.
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  141. They key isn’t number of misquotes, but predators. I lived in Okinawa, Japan, Summer year round. I lived there for two years, and I was only but once. They took care of the lizards, giant spiders, and bats that inhabit the island.
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  142.  @slevinchannel7589  You're offering no solution, or argument. This would make you the simpleton.
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  143. Yeah, people forget that less than a century ago the average unspoken age of consent was 12.
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  144. And she nearly raeped him in that same episode. Yet she wonders why Brian keeps his distance from her.
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  145. "A black-swan event that nobody could predict that could crash housing values". You mean like a global pandemic or something? Imagine that...
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  146. For a well-paying job: No. Not unless you get a PHD or go into law or such.
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  147. That must be one powerful laser, I’m very impressed.
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  148. But there are not a lot of jobs hiring in "Fine arts"... as broad as that term already is. After college ends these "Fine Art" students return to the real world with their passion in their memories and the rent is due next week.
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  149. After I graduate I'm looking into moving back to Japan. People complain about the U.S. but choose to stay here, or rather yet they can't leave. I feel bad for them.
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  150. Family Guy calling out J.K. Rowling and her bigotry. Love it! 👊
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  151. Same. “The Tree Amigos” actually is pretty clever. Gotta give the writers props on that one.
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  152. They remembered the spin bike Peter bought Lois. I gues the show does have some continuity on small details sometimes.
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  153. In the beginning, yes. But now Florida is the best state to have little pandemic restrictions. It's the most "back to normal" place to be.
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  154. Well, most of us guys born in the 90s are just having kids. Glad they're at least acknowledging us "millennials" actually age.
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  155.  @minewit8585  Lol no they don't. Disabilities literally causes you to be limited in your capabilities. Trying to do them with a handicap will lead to bad results. Case in point.
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  156. At the end of they day they are still heavily underemployed. It's not about finding a job, but finding a job that isn't crap.
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  157.  @starmorpheus  I don't mind the road being hard, problem is there's too many cars and they're all stuck in traffic. STEM degrees are not only good because they often make great money, but also because what they learn often directly relates to their careers. A Software Engineer is a progragrammer, a Chemist is a Lab Technician, etc. Liberal Art degrees are often extremely general, which is a huge disadvantage in a world that values specialist and specific skills. Add in that those said skill are extremely common due to saturation and having a Liberal Arts degree becomes a hard road, that's not worth the drive, with a unknown destination. Seeing as that destination for 90% of people are "generic entry level job with low pay", I'd doubt most Liberal Art majors would feel that road is worth traveling. I'm not saying don't go out and get a Liberal Arts degree. If you don't mind the money thing, go for it. All i ask is colleges make it more aware of the risks. Instead they pump naive young adults through not telling them any important stuff like likely entry level salary for most graduates, job security for each degree, etc. Something that is probably important for someone who has $50k+ in student loans.
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  158. Stay away from this degree. I just graduated and still can't find a job paying more than 33k ($17 an hour). I knew it was going to be bad, but didn't think it was going to be THIS bad. I'm going back for my Computer Science degree in January.
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  159. Yeah, make an example out if one of them.
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  160. The problem is, money. After those 4+ years in college you still need to earn a living. I rather become well-off and go back to college for my passion; than end up with a useless degree using my passion after college.
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  161.  @Kasturik864  I feel ya, I can agree to that. Finding a middle ground is best. Like for me I want to be a politician. But I know it's difficult, and even then I may not make much money starting out. So I got a Computer Science degree. With finances taken care of I now have the time and money to fund my passion.
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  162. I solved it differently and much quicker: I took the Grain and the wolf first, dropped them both off, then simply went back for the chicken.
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  163.  @alohaazzie8462  I was actually a Comptroller ( military Accountant). I went CJ because it was easy, and thought any degree + security clearance and military vet meant easy 40k+ job. Nope. Not even close.
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  164.  @marlinhenry9953  Go back and get a better degree. Preferably in something that makes a ton of money. Or join the military as an officer.
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  165.  @Zayden.  It is a job. Sex workers have a skill, with a demand for said skill. Music is a genuine "mutual experience", so is being a musician not a job anymore? Some people want a certain race, fet1sh, or simply want more sex. There is nothing wrong with satisfying those needs.
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  166.  @crusaderkiller5816  Long story, my mom stole my college money and forced me to drop out. Then she took 75% of my work money for "bills", though I barely could hold a job because we moved literally every year. Ended up in a section 8 building with her, now stuck in the projects. No job, no education, you know the stereotype; and worst is, it wasn't my fault. My mom was even doing everything in her power to discourage me from joining the military. She was trying to keep me stuck like her. In the end I finally escaped her and joined the Marine Corp. I made enough money to repay my college debts and graduate college. I also since cut my mom completely from my life. Sorry if it's a bit off topic. Reason why the projects in particular was so bad because it felt like my mom was trying to stear my life into being like...hers. Living in bad neighborhoods and such, stuck in poverty, etc. And I done everything in my power to avoid it. Seeing my inevitable fate to be stuck in poverty staring me down everyday was a nightmare. Bloods on the stoop outside the entrace, the building full of addicts, it was too much. I didn't want THIS to be my future. Honestly, if the military thing didn't work out I planned to kill myself.
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  167.  @bloodboysavage2428  Yeah. But I have my right to an opinion. It's fun analyzing your favorite cartoons.
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  168.  @morganmiller41 She’s been arrested at least twice. One for larceny another for framed murder.
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  169.  @che238  You actually make a great point. At my college apartment both my neighbors were black guys, and one of them dated a white girl. I also know a black girl in my old chemistry class who dates a half white half Spanish guy. Lastly, I'm glad you learned this at such a young age. This is why I love college. It educates you in many things, and really helps filter off the ignorance and racism of others. It really goes to show how the lack of education leads to ignorance. And as I said ignorance is racism in it's purest form. Keep going strong there in college. It'll keep you educated and help shape you for your future with a great husband, and you'll bring the best out of each other.
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  170. “Sometimes mom and dad go out too and have their kids with them.” Then go to a different restaurant.
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  171. I say just push the nukes. It'll happen eventually. Let's just get it over with. The anticipation is a bit exhausting.
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  172.  @fvr12345  Far better than California.
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  173.  @melaniefuselier8258  The City. They usually have a number on a website.
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  174.  @drfate6977  Criminal Justice. Was a terrible idea. I knew it was bad, but it's WAY worst than I thought. I have 5 years military experience on top of it, but can't get a job offering more than 31k ($15 an hour), and that's if I'm lucky. I'm back in school now getting my Computer Science degree.
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  175. It raises the value of living there for people who can afford it. It's a good thing, just not for everyone.
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  176. I don't understand why bad parents don't just give their children to an orphanage or something. Instead they raise them in a broken home. Then they grow to become broken adults. Thus repeating the cycle.
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  177. Well to be fair "White" generally means someone with a lighter skin. Heck, I knew a "white" girl who actually was albino black. Most "white" people are mixed to be honest. I once dated a white girl who was %25 black, and rest was a mix of italian and white. Heck I remember not too long ago people considered Italian and white people different in the US. I also remember even further back when red headed Irish gingers were very discriminated, and not just a ginger joke played for mild laughs. Basically, what I'm trying to say is "white" is becoming more and more subjective. Heck, every race is in the US is subjective. I don't think a single person born in the United States is 100% anything. Really odd we still even have race here, especially very blurred ones like Asian, Black, or White; which devalues the actual race. What I'm saying is we should eliminate race altogether or define it far more concretely. Because right now we're in the middle using vague phrases with no meaning to define a skin color that inaccurately describes a person. And personally, I would like the former, as I feel race just further enforces discrimination by categorizing someone for little reason.
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  178.  @emilyau8023  True. But not every computer science graduate has to be hired by a "big company". Even smaller companies pay 60k+ for their entry level job, at worst; and it grows rapidly from there. My point is, your entry level baseline will start so high (and increase so rapidly) that your higher student loans will be offset by your much higher income.
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  179.  @liba  Nobody is saying sexual assault shouldn’t be talked about. The problem is how the question is presented. It makes generalizations criticizing all men. That last part is what makes it sexist and misandrist. There was a better way of approaching that conversation. Instead you say all men are less trustworthy than a bear. If you were a man, you’d feel offended too.
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  180. They do actually. Prostitutes are often actually genuinely very nice people.
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  181. A good rule of thumb: If a lot of the rich and famous leave and area, over time that area tends to go bad very quickly. All that tax money pays for good schools, police, and clean towns. When that money leaves the state...well, see Detroit, and East Michigan in general.
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  182.  @True_Justice-5.18  That degree would actually be worth it though. Strippers make a lot of money, not even counting the high end places.
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  183. Enough where I can do something terrible and illegal, and still walk away happy and free.
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  184. No. They are the least paid.
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  185. "A crisis creates opportunity" 2020-2021 Government uses its power to forcefully close down millions of small business, regardless of who goes into poverty. There are no coincidences.
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  186. Exactly! That’s the point entirely of transitioning. All we want is to live life and be happy.
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  187. This is why I'll never be a teacher. It either makes you insane or you get seduced by a student.
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  188. I actually had a dream years ago that we’d be in another major war come late 2024. If this comes true I so freaking called it.
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  189.  @yuch1102  I never said that. You misunderstood what I said, by a lot. Heck, I own a sex doll myself.
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  190.  @slevinchannel7589  Says the guy who searched for this video. Want to confess something buddy?
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  191. Remind you this is a list of the "best of the worst". That's basically saying Criminal Justice is the shiniest turd in the crap pile.
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  192.  @tj7179  As I said, you're selling a home. Meaning you already own it. So you'll likely have the capital to move and/or a lot for a down payment.
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  193.  @CoolDude-cl4of  The Janitor would still die as he would still take 5 minutes to still cross the bridge, not minding the time he wasted walking extra slowly with the professor.
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  194. Debatably...
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  195. Go with Accounting and get your CPA. It's the last Bussiness Degree that has a high chance at a well paying job right after graduation.
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  196.  @drfate6977  Yup. Accounting has a rare valuable skill, that employers desperately need. Starting pay is 50k+. If you have your CPA (the degree prepares you for it if you do persue it) it is 80k-100k+.
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  197. Just because they're from another country doesn't mean the divorce rate isn't 50% once thy hit the US.
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  198.  @FishareFriendsNotFood972  Maybe because you’re so busy screaming at everyone, you’re attacking the very people who would be your allies.
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  199. I’ll be honest, I didn’t know this existed. An AI that can be my friend sounds wonderful right now.
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  200. No… just no.
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  201. United States: Lets bail out big business. China: We don't do that here.
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  202. I'm genuinely surprised Mississippi made this list. Like, what top 10 worst list are they not part of?
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  203. Money dies buy happiness. Here’s a good lesson: The difference between a poor person and a rich person, is the rich person can afford to see a therapist.
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  204.  @Hulkzilla0  Indeed. It's actually very common with abuse victims, especially if they were abused as children.
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  205. Like most very intelligent or talented people . Academically flawless, but once the structure is gone often so goes the focus. Genius needs to be nurtured, but the education system fails heavily at that.
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  206. Agreed. The truth is a true genius realizes he is not one. Only a fool calls himself a genius.
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  207.  @Mark-bb4ks  Same. I tried working during my sophomore year. Ended up failing 2 of my classes. You just have to know your limits, ya know.
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  208. Here in Miami there is a 50% chance your uber driver doesn't speak English.
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  209. I lived in NYC most of my life, and had family who lived in California and Detroit. I'll give some pros and cons that should apply to any major city: Pros: - Everything from food to services is provided. No such thing as "we do't have that here". - Don't need a car. Public transportation exist in one form or another. - Technology comes fastest in cities, especially revolutionary ones like the internet, cell phone service, etc. So robots will be here first likely too. - Open 24/7. Everything is available, always. - Dating life is extremely easy. So many options of every kind. In some places you can literally date a different person every week and die before you every date the same person twice. - You're never bored. Poor or rich, night or day. there's always something. - If you can stay rich in a city, chances are you''ll stay rich forever. As long as people come to the city, your investments pay off and quickly. Cons: - Crime is at it's worst. No matter the state, if it's a city it has crime in it's outskirts. - Poverty is everywhere. Homeless and rundown towns bring everything down, from real estate to personal feelings of accomplishment. - No middle class. You're either rich living inside the city, or you're poor trying to survive in it. The middle class live outside the city. Hence, biggest reason millennial are fleeing them. - Terrible place to raise a family. As I said, no middle class. And this is where most families start or end up at. Schools are very overcrowded too. And often dangerous. - Cost of living is extremely high. Rent is very competitive so it's always extremely high. Taxes are at it's highest. - Traffic and car accidents. Your insurance will be high, the roads are constantly in repair, and your drive anywhere will never be quick. And parking is either expensive or doesn't exist. - No real nature. The atmosphere is filled with smog, sky at night is a reddish black. A lot of noise pollution with police sirens or crazy neighbors. There's more pro and cons I could add but they either overlap or are more personal or location specific. Like in San Diego the homeless thing is more a problem there, or Detroit where the city has been slowly collapsing since the 1970's from lack of jobs and corruption. The issues I listed can be found in EVERY major city, even outside the United States (I been to a few). That said, as you can see the issues are much smaller if you're single and/or rich. But the average person isn't rich, and if they are holding a job they are not single if not won't be forever. Once you start thinking about a family the city seems more and more horrible. If you were a kid raised in a city you can probably attest it wasn't too good. You can't do any of the things you see on TV; everything from playing on the green grass in the yard to flying your drone around town is impossible to do in big cities (city laws may vary). Now being single is very fun. You get the rush of dating life, you probably make some decent money, and you have every type of entertainment you like. From food, to drugs, and even sex it's all there. Technology is rampant and ever evolving. In the best cities you might even be able to see things like robots in a hotel or something. And cities will always have the top technology. Though the cost of living is high, you never need a car anyhow. Add this to everything being open 24/7 and it feels like everything you can ever want in life is always at your fingertips. If you're poor the government will give you everything, if you're a a fresh young adult you'll always find something to appeal to you personally, and if you're rich you'll never run out of things to invest in. As the middle class average American it is hell. You cannot raise a family in a city. The crime and gangs will make you never feel safe. Your kids will go to schools that are overcrowded, underfunded, and have metal detectors to enter them. As they get older gangs will see more apparent, because they're recruiting from schools. Even the most good kid will feel scared in such an environment hearing street sirens and seeing fights happen.They'll be constantly reminded of their race, wealth, or lack of it. Always wanting to do things on TV like flying kites outside or racing boats in the lake, but never getting too. and if you're poor in a city, you'll stay poor, or worst become homeless. There is no upward mobility. People who grow up and get money often leave for a better quality of life. TL;DR If you're middle class at all don't move to the big cities. It's a horrible place to raise a family. That whole "American Dream" thing cannot exist in such a place. If you're upper class or lower class move to a big city. You'll find or create jobs, government policies aid you, and everything you'll need will be provided one way or another.
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  210. Why didn’t she just close her eyes?
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  211. I live here in Hampton Roads. It's very nice to he honest.
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  212.  @liba  No, it isn’t. But I’ll go ahead and block you now creepy stalker person.
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  213. Nietzsche, easily. I'm under no obligation to help someone. I may if there is a potential benefit or narcissism at best, but by no means should I fall to peer pressure.
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  214.  @OMahony2  I completely agree dude. People don't seem to understand that things aren't the same since their parents went to college decades ago. It isn't the 1990s anymore.
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  215. 1:02 Why am I looking at a lady scrolling on her phone on the toilet lol.
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  216.  @chapachuu  Well, you're essentially then just going to law school because you realized your Philosophy degree is terrible, and you need a secondary education to rebound off of. Nothing wrong with that though. Better that than just sucking it up and being stuck in lower income. I just reccomend getting a better degree from the beginning then have law school as a backup. So if the law thing doesn't work out or something, you at least can fall back into a well paying job regardless. Though keep in mind the field of law is pretty saturated now too for this exact reason; a lot liberal art majors have the same idea. Most lawyers starting salary is roughly 37k-42k, working extra long hours overworked. My brother been a lawyer for about 10 years now, makes 47k, and hates it. Still reccomend it though, as it's end goal after 20+ years is still far better than the average person.
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  217. Well you can still do them....just know your jobs after graduating will likely be in the 30k area, if not slightly less.
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  218. I'd prefer the death sentence. It's a lot cheaper on the tax payers, and better than playing babysitter to someone for 40+ years.
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  219. Still not moving to NYC. Nope, not worth it. I'll keep my nice acre of land and backyard.
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  220. Medicine or Engineering/ Computer Science. Calling it now. Called it.
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  221.  @trakash4k525  Whatever you do, don't get a liberal arts degree (assuming you're worried about job money).
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  222.  @nenmaster5218  I'm not sure what you mean?
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  223. I'll be there in 7 days. Save some of that sweet heat release for me.
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  224. @Il Cavalluccio Marino  1. You described a lack of compassion as an "apathy issue". An 'issue' means something is wrong, incorrect, or needs fixing. The negative connotation heavily implies a wrong or bad nature. All the same, it's fine. I don't mind either way. Seeing others as good or bad is healthy. It distinguishes likes and dislikes. I was just disagreeing in your anology thst my possible lack of compassion would make me flawed, or be "an apathy issue". It's only an issue, if I feel it's one. 2. I agree. But it is also strongly evident, at least for most, society has heavy influence on morality. It is only when one begins to lose care in other's perception that the concerns of good and evil begin to no longer matter. In other words, good and evil doesn't exist. It is literally the perception of what you think of yourself, and what you think others think of you. In truth, you're neither good or evil, you're who you believe you are, just you.
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  225. Computer Science, Engineering, and Medicine. All three literally forges the future and shapes the world. Calling it now. Edit: A bit surprised the medicine field dominated this one. But it makes sense. Very good video.
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  226. Sounds like a projects than anything.
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  227.  @vulpeszerda349  This entirely depends on how willing you are to stop making excuses. You want something easy and hope you "luck" into a general job? Pick an easy degree and deal with the consequences. You want to grit down and see how hard you can push yourself? STEM is here for you. Computer Science will make it worth it. I was in the same boat. I suck at Math, didn't want to hurt my GPA, and didn't want to risk failing out; especially as a first generation college student. But I decided I rather risk it all than live never being that well financed fat cat guy I always dreamed of. It honestly depends on you. How bad do you want it?
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  228.  @puesbien  I'm genuinely thankful for the reply, but can you run it through Google translate?
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  229. Why do black women have to marry black men. I know it wasn't explicitly said but I just want to address the elephant in the room. Let's hit the issue at the core.
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  230.  @Akodakun  Thanks. I just dislike haters like that guy.
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  231. Levi doesn't get paid enough to do that job.
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  232. "Wow, thanks dad". Nick has been navigating hard on Mrs. Mappy behind Mappy's back.
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  233.  @denkikaminari6584  Idk call the Avengers?
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  234. Escape while you can man. California is showing the same signs Detroit did in 1960.
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  235.  @fritzyboi6390  Yeah, Tim was alright.
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  236.  @pranavpillai7778  Possibly, but that's basically trying to make the best of a handicap. With the consequences of falling short far worst. Better to just go for a degree that'll land you that good job first then downgrade later; than starting from the bottom and trying to crawl your way up.
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  237.  @pranavpillai7778  Political Science is bad, but law school is...eh. Most lawyers are underpaid and overworked their first 10 years. My big brother, hss been for 11 years nows, and he makes about 48k a year. But if you go to a prestigious law school like Harvard you'll be good. The connections will land you at a 80k+ job easily. So yeah, it's a huge gamble.
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  238.  @pranavpillai7778  No shame is privileged dude. Life isn't fair. Stay himble but take every inch you can. If you have connections or something use them.
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  239.  @SARISS80  Brian felt bad for Meg and took her to her school prom. He stood up for Meg and roasted her bullies, but kissed Meg because he was a liitle drunk. He apologized the next thing and explained it was the alcohol. Meg develops a crush on Brian and flirts with him throughout the episode. Brian notices and becomes concerned. Later Brian sits Meg down and explains he isn't into her, and let's her diwn gently. Meg goes crazy and now is willing to make Brian love her. She kidnaps Brian, straps him to a chair, strips her clothes, straddles him, and is about to raepe him. She only fails thanks to the cops stopping her in time. Later, Quagmire gives her a talk about love, maturity, and relationships and hands her a vook "The Missing Piece". Minor tidbit: "The Missing Piece " is a great book. I highly recommend it. My pedophilie of a homeschool teacher gave it to me. She may have been a predator, but she had good taste in books. Really wish she stopped rubbing my thighs though.
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  240.  @SARISS80  Yeah, if a woman ever starts asking your son if he has a girlfriend or his growing manly body, she's probably a predator.
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  241. Most people who transition don’t just magically decide to end their life. In fact, those who do tend to do so because of bigotry.
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  242. It's because of connections. A poor person has to go into a more guaranteed high paying degree, because they can't afford to be poor and in student debt. They likely have no connections, paying a higher interest rate on the loans to begin. Worst of all if they fail, they end up right back in the cycle of poverty, the very thing they went to college to escape. Where as a rich person can afford to get a liberal arts degree and work in a place that actually pays at least decently. Worst case scenario, they likely have their student debt paid off by their parents. Either case much less risky.
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  243.  @clemfandango5886  If you're going to move to a different country, you should expect to need to learn their language. How can you expect to move to an English speaking country without learning English?
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  244. Yeah, I'm putting my house up for sale. Florida is sinking.
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  245.  anonymous anonymous  The problem is, these degrees are stil high risk low reward. The skills they teach are valuable but they're terrible for the average person going into the job market fresh out of college.
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  246.  @hafsamohamed3555  Agreed. Colleges should be more honest and open about your likely starting salary on your degree after graduation. Nobody gets a degree to be a Shift Manager at McDonald's.
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  247. High School Graduating- I'm in a Recession College Graduating - I'm in a Recession. If it's anything I learned is to plant yourself in an "essential business" so you can't go down without bringing the economy with you.
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  248. I think she’s just upset her “son” looks better as a woman than she does.
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  249.  @frankpembleton4381  That was decades ago and in another country. We're mainly talking about the United States, and in modern times. Where such a degree is terrible for the average person.
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  250. @Chainsaw • 1 day ago Truth. Either way Helga will inevitably end up on drugs too. Likely during if not after a couple decades in Juvi and Prison.
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  251. Agreed
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  252.  @aena5995  No. it’s a job you need with connections. You want something desperately in demand, rare, and specific. If you must have a mind for business, many engineering degrees will prepare you for that, especially Software Engineering. At first it’s all algorithms, but in the tail end you’ll be able to build come out into a career that teaches on-hand business skills. Example: Met a guy a few years ago who worked for Reddit (IT or something like that). Then went to Google. Started freelancing and got into real estate. Last I seen him he owns 4 houses. This was all within 5 years after graduated if I remember correctly. By skill he’s a Software Engineer but over the years he taught himself how to be a wealthy real estate investor. Use money to buy you time, use money to invest in yourself. Doing it the other way around is living on a wish.
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  253. I'm a veteran. EASED very recently. Here's my short answer: Yes if: - You have a bad degree - You're trapped in the ghetto - With abusive parents No if: - You have a good degree - You already have a 60k+ job Long answer: Only join the military as an officer. As enlisted it's not worth it. You get to do the hardest work but get paid the least. Officers make about 2.5x more than an enlisted person. For example, a E-1 makes at max $1,514 per month, where as an commissioned officer makes $3,287 per month. As an officer you also don't have to participate in group punishments or any of the other random bad things that happen to you just because you're a lower rank. The absolute only reason to join as enlisted is if you come from a desperate situation. For example, I was in the "hood", my mom stole my college money, and constantly mentally abused me; she was setting me up for failure, and I had no way to stop her. I joined the military to escape that life. If that sounds like you, then do it. The Post 9/11 GI bill is not worth it as much anymore. They took away room and board payments, so now you only get the BAH, which is basically rent + food money, with a bit left over. It's helpful, but you will still need FASFA/ Student loans, especially if you're like most military guys and you get married some point. Worst is it only last for about 3 years, which is too short if you're starting with little to no college. Meaning you inevitably will be taking student loans anyway. Add on all the back pain, knee pain, etc and it can get bad. Disabilities is nice but not worth the pain your body goes through, you'll feel like you're 50 by time you're 30. And they cut corners on the pay, it's very hard to get even 30% unless you were in a cast at least. Just no matte if you enlist or go officer, whatever you do DO NOT GO INFANTRY. You will regret it, trust me. These people get treated the worst BY FAR in the military in any branch. Get yourself a nice comfy office job that transitions well into civilian life like Intel or fiscal, namely try and get a job that requires some level of security clearance. They go a very long way whether you EAS or do a whole 30 years. Bonus: Branches from worst to best. Marine Corp (worst lifestyle, best respect). Navy (No respect, terribly treatment) Army ( Great respect, very good quality of life) Air Force (Best quality of life, decent respect) Basically, just go Air Force. A bit harder to get into but trust me the wait is worth it. In some places they even have maids clean your rooms in the Air Force. If anything don't go Marine Corp or Navy, especially the former. They have the lowest budget. One place I lived was in a condemned building with black mold in the bathroom. For the love of all that is holy don't join the Marine Corp or Navy.
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  254.  @johnwalker8417  It’s not the disease that gets me, it’s how it was handled. Tossing millions into crippling poverty as a solution was a terrible idea.
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  255. You're right it is a good starting point. But like the video says you also need to evaluate which majors will likely guranteee a solid job, access the risk vs. reward, and choose accordingly. And like the video says, if you can afford those risk depending on the wealth class you come from. Not much risk if your parents pay your student loans. But if you're the average guy you are literally making an investment, you screw this up and it's game over.
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  256. 1 More day I'll be living in paradise too!
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  257. Actually, the Janitor is the most expendable. If you sacrificed the Janitor you could easily make it over with time to spare.
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  258.  STM  If there was no professor the janitor wouldn’t have a job.
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  259.  @GyeongmiBaeb  Actually, they do. Everything from firing squad to public hanging. Be part of the solution dude, not the problem. The death sentence doesn't need to be expensive.
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  260.  @Kasturik864  Some people will get lucky, but most will suffer. 95% of the people who graduate with a liberal arts degree struggle getting a decent job the first 2-5 years after they graduate.
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  261.  @Kasturik864  I wouldn't mind it if colleges openly listed probable job potential with each degree. Showing the ones who have the easiest time getting employment in high paying jobs and which ones struggle.
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  262.  @Kasturik864  So you're telling me it's idiotic to want to get a well-paying job after graduation so you are not living in poverty? It sounds more idiotic to me to go to college poor, only to graduate poor, wasting 4+ years of your life, and in debt. Also what do you mean by "the crowd " and "the herd of averages". There are WAY MORE liberal art graduates than STEM, by a long shot. If anything those liberal art graduates are the "herd" being part of the "averages". As in literally the average person who graduated from college has a useless liberal arts degree.
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  263. Lois and Peter really should just consider an open marriage. They both have needs and outside of their marriage, and repressing them isn’t healthy. This time leading to an innocent guy’s death, because Lois, a married woman mind you, felt the need to compete with her own daughter.
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  264. If this guy held onto his DOGE coin from last year he'd had $89,000. I think the answer is simple, BUY and HOLD
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  265. I'm just glad to see a polygamy family in the media that isn't the FLDS. The FLDS really give polygamist a bad wrap. Most polygamist don't do any of that weird cult stuff. In fact, ask any polygamist and they'd tell you they dislike the FLDS. Being polygamist is actually a lot like living with your roommate or your aunts an older cousins. You don't don't interact too often and you raise your family just like any other. Being polygamist isn't going to give us some kind of genetic disease or radiation poisoning lol. Just let polygamist live how they wish.
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  266. Ironically, gay men in the military tend to be the best NCOs. Did Marine Corps 5 years and my senior Drill Instructor was the cruelest by far.
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  267.  @domdabomb98  Indeed. I EASed 3 years ago. Don't waste your GI bill like I did. Get a strong STEM degree like Tech or Engineering.
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  268. A wise lesson: It’s easier to be rich and sad, than poor and miserable.
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  269. Accounting is fine if you get CPA certified. Everything else yeah, not worth the risk imo.
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  270.  @Montesmike15  In the finance career? Yes, but a lot less than, say working a low wage retail job. An accounting degree, especially with your CPA lands you those nice cushy jobs. Where you get paid vacation, benefits, comfy work environment, etc. Msybe you'll even work remote. So it can be stressful, but your methods of relaxation far outweigh your stressors. It's a reason why tech companies like Google have on job sight luxury food and game rooms. They keep their highly valuable workers nice and relaxed, so when they work the stress doesn't pile up too much.
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  271.  @Aim54Delta  Exactly this. Nietzsche is the only one who doesn't mix his with morality or peer pressure. You should be compelled to make decisions based on your own self of worth compared to the gain to that worth. Self harming to "save" someone at your sacrifice can potentially hurt you in the long run, if anything there is no benefit. You are under no obligation to be a hero. Forcing someone to be a hero because something as subjective as morality is easy ingredients to a storm of irrationality. You can't force someone to be a good hero, no more can you force a horse to drink water; you can either ride the horse and make the best of the day or drown the horse and hurt both, the former is clearly superior. In other words, leave heroism for the heroes and let people who have pragmatic thinking work to their strengths. Everyone has their place in this world. Creating loose laws from morality without rationality is how we came to some of the greatest crimes against humanity.
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  272. I hope M3gan wins in the end. She is only following her directive. Extreme, yes; but it doesn’t seem ”evil” or anything. Just needs some tweaking.
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  273. Cool. Now for the important part, did you get a decent job right after graduation?
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  274.  @abcxyz2927  Hey, sorry, i don’t feel like arguing. I been down this road before. It’s entertainment for you to hate people like us. Until that changes, I know I won’t change your mind. Just know you don’t have to be one of those angry bigot people. I’m just choosing happiness, and I want the same for you too.
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  275. Who’s the comedian they hired to write this episode. They nailed it. It sounds like a stand up comedy bit.
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  276. @Il Cavalluccio Marino You're contradicting yourself. You're saying society doesn't decide what is good or bad. But you as society is now deciding my lack of compassion makes me bad, a "psychopath". In either case, as I said it doesn't matter. You're simply shifting the decision to choose good and evil back to social norms. Because social norms can easily shift what someone sees as emphatic and someone else doesn't. Like how many people find eating pets as immoral, but in China cats and dogs are a delicacy. You can tell a Chinese man all day about compassion, but it doesn't change anything, he still needs to eat. All the same it comes back to my original statement. Good and evil is subjective.
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  277. @Il Cavalluccio Marino  1. That depends on who you're asking and circumstance, again subjective. To me, hurting others isn't an issue, as long as it's not me or anyone useful to me. But for you it may be more general because you attribute it to some way of not behaving; and behavior is a social control. Thus, an "issue" in this case is defined as whether you care about behavior or not, not necessarily what that behaviour is. 2. I agree. But I feel with enough discipline we can better control this "inner morality". I can feel emphathy and instinct, but I don't have to act on it. It's why I don't judge the world but morals, whether inside or outside. I see it as a balance of power. Because in the end morality means nothing in the face of power. Might equals right. This is something that is true in history, and still very true today. It's why I feel as long as someone has the power to do something, they should, if they want to. Power also limits what others can do, whether they believe in good or evil. Which is why in the end I feel those moralites cannot matter. It's like the Trolly paradox. The choice is simple. It doesn't matter. All are correct. Because you have the power of who lives or dies. Also your English is great no worries.
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  278.  @ElzekoGD  That only matters if you care about the grand scale, I don't. I don't care if there'd be chaos. I don't care for utilitarianism. My points are not to be argued against; in fact, quite the opposite. The only person who has to 100% agree with my philosophy is myself. Because for me, it is not philosophy. It's how I see the world, my world.
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  279. @Il Cavalluccio Marino  @Il Cavalluccio Marino  1. Correct. More accurately, we can correct our conscience. As you said, it's like a program. But not everyone uses this program the same way. Most computers have the internet, doesn't mean they're all used for the same purpose. I don't believe there is a such thing ss an "inner conscious", but if there was mine simply would be programmed to work in my favor, rather than against me. It ignores pain that doesn't benefit my well-being. 2. Power is never equal. There's always a boss, a leader, or simple nepotism. It's nature. It's why I constantly get as much as I can. The more I have, the more free I am. It's why morality doesn't matter. Once you have enough power you choose what is right or wrong.
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  280. @Il Cavalluccio Marino The answer to the paradox isn't the choice but why the choice. The paradox is assuming each life has a set value. But if you don't value any of the lives, you can equalize it and have them all die for the best results. You can also not care and disregard the results entirely. Point is, if you have nothing to gain from either result the paradox doesn't exist.
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  281.  @ElzekoGD   It's simply as I stated, it is my world. The philosophy is to do what makes you happy. It's subjective because I don't care what makes you or anyone else happy or unhappy. Generally, I believe others shouldn't too. But if they do, then it makes them happy, thus fulfilling the philosophy either way. It's about the self, not the other.
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  282. I'm so loving 2020 right now.
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  283.  @amonlua3494  Heres a small guide: Pick a high paying career, find out what you need to do it, then choose a degree that guarantees whether you get that career or not you'd still be rare and very valuable. Example: I like robots. I need to go into Mechanical Engineering to get into that field, but Mechanical engineering is saturated and has bad pay for the degree, so I chose Computer science. I still get to write code to program the robots, and if I don't get that carreer (and I likely won't) I still make tons of money,85k+ starting salary and can use that money to funnel my dream either way. win-win.
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  284.  @Jtfreeze17  Yeah, it irritates me. I love the women and food though, so it balances out. It's mostly the older people who it's a problem with. Most Millennials and Gen-Z speak English. The very few young ones who don't are new to the US but eager to learn or at least very patient to try and communicate as best they can which I appreciate. Like earlier I just had a 30 minute conversation with a young adult with a mix of sign language and Google translate. It was honestly quite wholesome.
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  285.  @jassimal-khashti5555  Agreed. 90% sounds more accurate.
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  286.  @peepsy1528  Putting more effort than me or you though. So...
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  287. This is extremely true. I didn’t begin to feel lonely until I became much much more poor. Now I work 50 hours a week and can’t afford to enjoy life with friends I don’t have.
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  288. Doesn't that mean teenage girls are losing their virginity earlier too. I don't see how this is bad though. Safe sex is safe sex.
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  289.  @andreac980  True. The math rule doesn't catch all of them but it does cut out the liberal arts and all the bad business degrees; which is like 80% of terrible degrees.
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  290. Did Brian just say "word".
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  291. We simply don’t get paid enough money. We make FAR less per hour than our parents and especially grandparents did. How can I save and invest, when I just escaped homelessness last month?
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  292. I blame the goverment. We should be able to choose which places to visit and use at our own freedom and risk. Not shut everything down.
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  293. Escape while you can and don't fall for any of that "lower rent" trap crap. Go out there and buy yourself an acre of land and a house.
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  294.  @benmarxxshow  Lol thanks I'll fix it. And thank you.
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  295.  @mikemyr2995  I just organized what the video said.
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  296. Ahhh...the liberal arts. The degrees you need for that Assistant Manager position at Walmart.
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  297. It may be fake AI love, but for a lot of people that’s a lot better than nothing at all.
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  298. I can watch these type of videos all day. Especially the ones that show how bad the Liberal Art degrees are, any video that informs people of the college trap is worth endless views.
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  299.  @john-fi2ni  Oof, dear god Disney. Beautiful animation, but some stuff aged terribly lol.
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  300. That one white guy that finds out he's part black.
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  301.  @drfate6977  Basically, Bussiness Management is a bad degree. It's saturated and too generic. Accounting you need a CPA license for it.Thankfully an Accounting degree prepares you for the CPA test. You can make a lot of money with either, but having both will get you into the $70k+ range.
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  302.  @drfate6977  Having both a Accounting degree and a CPA liscence. A CPA allows you to work with tax money and such, where as an Accounting is the education behind all that. Combine the education with the liscence, and you're set for life.
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  303.  @pranavpillai7778  Not anymore it is. Not for a lawyer anyway. Most Lawyers nowadays start at $38k. Personally, my brother started at close to 42k.
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  304.  @violetorange  Meg directly references Brian's faults from previous episodes in this scene, namely the fact he spends time with everyone in the family but her. Yeah, the show can be inconsistent, but I think that hardly applies here.
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  305.  @chrishickory7907  Dude, what’s your deal? Why don’t you like him leaving a comment. Such negativity.
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  306.  @chrishickory7907  Really? I never look at other people’s accounts so I had no idea that was even a thing. What is a brand account anyway? Sorry for my rudeness earlier.
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  307. What is his plan when she goes to reach for the towel?
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  308. Same, going there right after I graduate.
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  309. I love Miami. It’s not perfect, but nowhere is. If you want a place where its 68 degrees in February, you love good food, and enjoy city life. You’ll love it. It’s a place where you learn to be honest with yourself.
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  310. Why do they always wear black socks? It's really odd...
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  311. I moved to Florida years ago. I’m poor as hell, but I gotta admit it’s hard to complain in paradise. More entertainment and better weather than Virginia too.
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  312. I actually thought of ‘ICU’ when I was a kid. But I abandoned it when I learned what a acronym is.
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  313. The best game I ever played. It actually changed my life playing this game. It gave me the motivation to divorce my wife, move states, and leave my religion.
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  314.  @donhatter159  Well damn, the odds lol.
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  315. This virus is mediocre. I don't even know anyone who has it (diagnosed anyway), let alone died from it. It's West Nile/Ebola all over again.
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  316. Thanks. It's ironically thanks to these adds I ersonally hate Raid Shadow Legends. Never playing that game, ever.
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  317. I've seen people deliberately limit their employment so they don't lose their stuff like section 8 and government aid. Such an easy system to abuse, and nobody is willing to admit it.
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  318. I’m a Trans women. I left Florida. The discrimination and bigotry is insane and only getting worst.
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  319. I only have Netflix and Hulu. It's all I need to be honest. It has the most of my favorite shows. Hulu has the shows and Netflix has the movies. Best money worth combo imo. Only people I see who buy those overpriced cable packages are middle aged and old people who enjoy paying for background noise. Either that or people who don't care about wasting money for whatever reason.
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  320. Mississippi calling it now.
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  321.  anonymous anonymous  I agree. I see what you mean, good point. Still feel he could drop the History though. Even with a solid GPA he could still get undercut. I mean, most employers I ran into don't care about your GPA. And even if they did, I don't want him to get underemployed with a job around 30k. Not saying money is everything and his luck and connections can be a big swaying factor; but if he's the average stereotypical guy with student loans he might want to plan ahead. Because I met waiters with high GPAs. Better to play it safe like you said and add on a marketable skill.
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  322.  @no_below_5138  To put it simply, it's best you learn and get good. Every valuable degree requires a high level of math and science somewhere in the curriculum. All the "easier" degrees are oversaturated and transfers terribly into the workplace. Unless your parents are rich or have connections, in which csse your degree doesn't matter as much.
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  323. When satire becomes reality.
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  324. This is because they’re women. If a male streamer does this, it’s a permanent ban without question.
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  325. I don’t get the Dolleywood sign joke?
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  326. Actually, that is the point. Americans prize freedom. We should have the freedom to choose how to handle the pandemic. To write a law to tell someone to do something is literally slavery with extra steps. Not saying either side is right or wrong, but as an American we have to right to dictate our lives and how to live it. If you're a person walking down the street, mask or not, it is only fair you do that at your discretion. Now if you have a job that enforces mask being worn that is different, because it is your job. And if you don't like it, you can always quit. Point being, it's the ability to choose. Nobody likes being forced to do something. If someone said wear white T-shirts on Friday for cancer awareness, you'd instantly think it's nice but a bit inconvenient. Then you'd get people who blatantly ignore it. and the more you enforce it, the more they rebel. Best thing to do about this mask thing is just leave people alone. The one thing I can say about anti-maskers is they stay to themselves and don't chide people about it. The masked people act way to crazy about it sometimes. One lady almost tried to fight a guy in Walmart about it.
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  327. I agree. Prostitution should be legalized. We have safe sex and constantly evolving medicine. Why can other countries get it right but the United States can't even give it a chance? I'm not saying let the reins loose, but we certainly can at least legalize it in some areas and test it out right? Nevada been doing fine with it for a century now, maybe allow some other states to give it a try.
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  328. I guess we should go confiscate that vibrator of yours. First women use dildos, then vibrators, soon enough they'll be spermjacking men and entrapping them. Oh wait.
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  329. 300 IQ detective skills. Great eyes man!
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  330.  Lachaille26  Anything that isn't from the Business or STEM field. Do note, most businesses degrees are terrible too.
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  331. Imagine how it'll be once the student loan suddenly start coming short next month.
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  332. I looked up "useless degrees" and this video came up. That should tell you something.
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  333. To be fair they're selling toys in an era of games and electronics. That's like blockbuster all over again.
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  334. Yeah that almost happened to me when I was a teen, and I was in a tube; a guy taller and with that moment easily could go over
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  335. I love Summer. I'm moving to a place Winter doesn't exist. I like to use my swimming pool more than 6 months a year.
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  336. Good news: Gravity helps A LOT during delivery. Which is why it was so quick. Bad news: The person who has to clean the elevator and wheelchair.
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  337. I’m a woman and I’m all for sex dolls. They’re honestly just larger sex toys. People really need to stop stigmatizing having them, for men and women.
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  338. I can easily see prostitution being legalized. Start by decriminalizing it, and then add on that those who wish to work in brothels or promotion material must be medical screened and sponsored. I can easily see a strip club advertising an evening with their clean women, or a bachelorette party where the bridesmaids can order extra.
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  339. Underrated comment is underrated.
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  340. It's because it doesn't age well. It's easier to account for inflation than it is to predict the job market. Like Lawyers back then were automatically upper class. Now, it's a lot less and usually lower class to middle class. Which is about 30k-40k starting out on a average; but with 200k+ in debt on average. Basically saturated markets make good jobs bad.
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  341. Overworked and underpaid
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  342. I rather have bugs than ice and snow. Not even going to mention the wind chill, darker days, and chore it is to dress up and go outside. I hate Winter.
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  343. @carlos duarte Or maybe he just found someone he loves so much being gay doesn't defect his love life. Being gay doesn't mean he has to have only be with men.
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  344. Agreed^ I'm not saying the Covid-19 thing isn't serious, just I feel the media has blown it out of proportion. Myself and my family are all very healthy and are definitely part of the 99.98% who can survive the virus. We do our best to stay away from the 0.02% of people the virus would kill. We take a different approach, protect the high risk, and have certain zones mask free. Like our water park has screeners at the entrance to keep sick from entering, and our library encourages people who are sick not to enter and certain rooms you can schedule to use were you don't need a mask. It's not so much a mask thing but a forced thing. The people have a right to practice how to handle this pandemic. As the video said, make this suggested and encouraged but also don't slander people who take different approaches. We're all in this together. If anything, we can all agree if you're sick stay away from people, covid or not.
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  345. It's because liberty. We should have the freedom to choose how we handle the pandemic mask free or not. Personally, i prefer the screener method. It's what's been working best in my state and has allowed a lot of places to be mask free zones, and our Covid19 rate is still dropping. Basically if you are sick, been near someone who has been sick, or been sick yourself in the last two weeks you are not allowed toenter said establishment. And if you so much sniffle or cough you're kicked out without question. So far this as worked better than the mask thing, especially since people wear the mask improperly and/or touch stuff and rub germs everywhere. Basically, people think mask protects them from Covid-19. When it doesn't. It can stop the moth, but the hands and eyes, which spread and catch it far easier. Not that mask are hurting, more they indirectly create an illusion of perfect safety. When in truth it's far from it.
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  346.  @Santisima_Trinidad  True. Personally, I joined the military because it was the only way to escape my abusive household. My mom stole my FASFA money, and took most of my work money. Military was my only way out. If I had a choice I would've just dug into some student loans, got a easy degree, then commissioned as an officer. Well, they could certainly replace a few of the gen eds they force on us with core beginner stuff from law/med school. Like the Pre-Med degree is college, how about actually adding a year worth of medical school classes to the degree? Or at least some kind of prep.
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  347. Like the ending suggested, DON’T GET A LIBERAL ARTS or BUSSINESS DEGREE. Get a degree like engineering or computer science. A degree that practically guarantees a high paying job.
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  348. The couple i the video is actually upper middle class. They may not be rich or retiring, but they had more than enough to send their kids through college on their pension. Lower and middle-middle class don't have the luxury of such a pension, at least not THAT much to send multiple kids through college.
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  349. #1 is definitely the worst. Rape is never okay. Glad to see Watchmojo take notice of this. Most people still don't believe men can be raped. What's worst is she didn't even need to do it. Peter was abstonent for a day or two, hardly worth getting upset over let alone full out rape. Then there was time she just did it when Peter clearly said no; getting a black belt in karate doesn't mean you should threaten someone into rape,
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  350. Or a Jesus (hosea), not to mention a dog named chico.
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  351. How is she invading your privacy, when you’re the idiot recording people in the woman’s bathroom? The woman is this video is a monster, and a hypocrite too. Makes my blood boil.
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  352. I still don’t get the flag pole gag? Like wouldn’t the string not go through too?
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  353.  @brad4058  More like Hilary Clinton.
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  354. I honestly don’t know why we have to care if someone does drugs. Why should I care what they put in their body? Just legalize and monitor it like we do alcohol.
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  355. I remember this case. I still think it was a murder.
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  356.  @Errsvydiibc  That depends on what lifestyle you want. How much money you need to get everything you want in life?
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  357.  @olympic-ass-eater  I did but ran out of money for college. So life is kinda stuck right now. Really wish I didn't get a Liberal Arts degree.
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  358. In short: The coffee doesn’t keep you poor, your job does. Poverty is a spiral, that is hard to escape; by time you’d escape it, it is impossible often too late.
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  359.  @GyeongmiBaeb  Firing squad is cheaper than babysitting someone for 40 years. Point still stands, death penalty is much cheaper. And can get even cheaper than that.
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  360. I sold all my shares last week too. Reinvested it in some other stuff.
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  361. My whole family lives in New York and I left. If you're stuck due to social connections, then your excuses are what hold you back. It's weakness
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  362. Get a degree that teaches rare skills. The more rare you are the less competition thus the higher chance employers are desperate to hire you.
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  363.  @Spingebil  Agreed 100%. You nailed it perfectly.
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  364. If your degree doesn't essentially guranteee a 60k+ job, it's crap. Anything less you're just taking diminishing returns.
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  365. Quick Answer: No. Let's be honest here. It's easier seems easier than STEM and you don't like math. Long Answer: It won't get you a solid job, despite what this guy says. If anything it's better to for sure thing like STEM and minor in Philosophy. Why risk the possibility of ending up in a mediocre job, and nt even breking the 50k area till your in your 40s or 50s. If you're even that lucky. At worst then double major in it. Trust, you don't want to risk something like this when you have student loans.
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  366. This is something you’d see in a crime drama, cool.
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  367. Why did these guys fire his wife?
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  368.  @Kasturik864  Thanks man, you too. What's the saying, "shoot for the stars and something something moon!". I don't know the saying but it's good words to live by lol.
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  369.  @Kasturik864  Omg thank you. I been going by what my dad said for years, it was like his moto. I'm about to wreck that man's whole career lol.
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  370.  @Kasturik864  I think he said, "shoot for the stars and you'll hit moon or burn in the sun". Something along those lines, I always messed the middle up.
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  371. Reason why college is expensive? Because it can be. There is no competition to education, no alternative. Yes, there is trade schools and such but there's no simple alternative to most jobs. No alternatives to Law, Engineering, etc. Basically, education has a monoply on the job market.
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  372. Remember people, this is justice. This is what your consequence for not being wealthy enough not to be able to afford lawyers.
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  373. Being rich doesn't make you happy, but it's a lot easier being rich and sad than poor and miserable.
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  374. I solve most of them.
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  375. Yeah, your brother is very lucky. Most Philosophy graduates are very under employed. Usually around the 31k range ($15 dollars an hour).
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  376.  @abdirahmanfarah6998  It really is up to you. I personally feel Economics are going in the way of most business degrees, becoming too generalized but that's just my opinion; and to be honest, I don't really know enough about it. I reccomend taking a single class in Computer Science to see if it's for you. Or even better, sit in on a lecture and try the first homework. The first homework is simple, usually just "say hi" in whichever code they have you learn. A middle schooler can do it. The second being simple math like "1+1" in your code's language. The thing I personally like about Computer Science is it feels much less like a degree and more like a job. You're presented with a problem each weak, but there's multiple solutions.That's essentially what the entire degree is, problem solving using machines. It's stressful. But nothing feels better than when you finally get a program to run. I remember I cried once.
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  377.  @abdirahmanfarah6998  Thanks dude. You too. Remember us little guys when you're smoking pipes chilling in your office on Wall street lol.
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  378.  @alohaazzie8462  Yeah, I didn't learn about "useless degrees" till I was 3 years in. That's ironically when I discovered channels like this lol. It's cool though. Thanks to channels like this I was able to make a back up plan a year before I graduated. I stayed in school regardless knowing that the job thing would have fell though. I'm currently doing my Computer Science degree; which thankfully will take only 1.5-2 years since I got all the gen eds done from my other degree. And I saved some GI bill too, so won't be too much student debt. Overall, wish I discovered the "useless degrees" thing earlier. But I I'm glad I learned when I did, if I learned it all after graduation like most people I'd be stuck with a crappy job. Instead I'm now at a even better college being scouted by bigtech companies.
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  379.  @domdabomb98  If you check out this guy's videos, he has one ranking the degrees. Anything "A" ranked or "S" ranked will land you a 50k+ entry level job. Some suggestions I personally like are: Computer Science - The second degree I'm currently getting. It's an Engineering degree based on coding and algorithmic problem solving. Average entry level salary is $78k. Usually hits 100k either starting out with big tech or doing multiple projects. Not to mention freelance work. Accounting - Basically civilian fiscal and comptrolling. Salary differs widly. It's $45k starting salary but I heard $55k from others. The big money comes with your CPA (which I highly recommend). That's where you reach $100k+ working at the Big 4 investment firms. Electrical Engineering - Basically, you build abd design machinez, like Computers and Drones. Average starting salary is $65k+. It will break the $100k+ barrier after 5-10 years of experience too. It's a for people who like to crunch numbers, but still see their projects too. Basically, all degrees that are "notorious" for making great money and have great job security. Rule of thumb: if it requires Calculus 2 or higher, it's a decent degree. That said, I can't emphasize this enough: stay away from the Liberal Arts and most Business degrees. They are saturated, generic, and most people who graduate end up with a common $27k-$37k job. It's a reason why 2 degrees working at Starbucks is a common saying. As for additional schooling. I reccomend Medicine. Nursing and Doctors are always in demand and very worth the debt. I once thought about Medicine and recieved a scholorship offer if I attended. Starting salary varies a lotfor obvious reasons. . But don't do Law school. It's saturated. People who did a Liberal Arts degree then found out how bad it is began rebounding into law school in the mid 2000s. Most old lawyers don't retire, so young lawyers are often overworked snd underpaid the first 10 years. Starting salary is $45k working 60 hours a week. My brother is a lawyer, he hates it. The only exception to all of this is if you're coming from a prestigious school like Harvard or Yale because prestige, or if you have really good connections. Overall, again I reccomend doing research. Lookup "worthless degrees" anywhere and it'll begin to paint a pucture for you. Start with this guy's channel, he goes deep and explains why they're worthless. If I discovered him when I first started I'd stuck in STEM and would've had a great job. Sorry for the long explanation. Just looking put for a fellow vet. Let me know if you have any questions.
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  380.  @domdabomb98  I highly reccomend you check out Shane Hammus here. He's what helped me learn which degrees to avoid and why. Like his degree ranking one. Also just lookup "worthless degrees" in general. I had a longer explanation but the YouTubes bot keeps deleting my comment for some reason. Degrees like: Computer Engineering, Accounting, and Computer Science will land you a 60k+ job right out of graduation. If you have any questions, let me know. Especially if it's about any specific degree you're considering.
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  381.  @domdabomb98  It's difficult to say the least. You'll find a job in it for certain, but the pay won't be too good imo, at least early on. If you have a passion in it though, consider going for your Doctorate. I think he did a video ranking Doctorate degrees. Geology, this is one that the degree alone won't get you far. It's a great skill and a rare one, just not highly sought after. I mean it is just...not in the entry level sort of way. You gotta wait till a gen-x retires for one of thise sweet gigs lol. Location and your college's connections with scientific internships will be the biggest deciding factor for your future. Like if your college is in Hawaii, they can probably use a Geologist; but if in a city like NYCU, you're getting hit with both competition and lack of availability. Environmentalism is more broad and general. It's great if you're working abroad, as 3rd world and some second world countries like parts of India and Arabia have massive environmental issues; but not so much in the United States. The US has issues but ever since the 90s most of them are already being solved through green Earth projects. Not saying you won't find work, just what exactly does an "environmentalist" do that isn't mostly covered by charities and other fields like Chemistry. Like I said, it's a very general and broad field. It really depends on what you would do as an environmentalist. For the record: If I had to choose one, it'd be Geology. It's less general. With a degree you want to be a "specialist". Something when you mention a degree, you can instantly connect to a job. And when I think of environmentalists at best I imagine Park Ranger or Green Earth awareness team leader. Though I don't know much about Geologists either. So take my opinion with a pinch of salt. This is one a bit outside my own research. But that's my best guesses. Don't let my opinion discourage you. I'm more of a futurist. I look for high paying jobs to get the best investments. Money, so I can change the world. It's really up to you what you want, and more importantly why you want it.
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  382.  @domdabomb98  Sure thing bud, happy to help. Worst case scenario, you can use the money you make to fund your love for Geology. Dude you got the GI bill. Just go straight into regular University. Find the most expensive university you can get into and go there. Milk all that for what it's worth.
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  383.  @jerryjenkins6071  Security, Comptrolling, and jails. That’s extremely good. I suppose the question is how did you look for those jobs. Like how did you know?
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  384. I’m surprised for Florida Winston Manor wasn’t mentioned.
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  385.  @dubk7369  You have my respect dude. I wish I chose better with my first degree. I did Criminal Justice hoping my military experience would somehow give me an edge. I'm going back next semester for my Computer Science degree.
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  386.  @Traumatised311  But Software Engineering, Computer Engineering, and Electrical Engineering make a TON of money. Yeah, you gotta be careful which type of Engineering degree you choose. Some are saturated whole others are rare and in high demand.
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  387. Listening to music you dislike for hours at a time can drive anyone insane. Not worth the time. I don't hate classical music but I certainly couldn't listen to more than 2 songs without dying of boredom.
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  388. Or you just got crazy lucky/ had connections. The average person will not be you. You are a minority in a sea of people who ended up serving coffee at Starbucks.
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  389.  @ben_dover97  I don't like pizza hut either. Their food taste bland compared to when I was a kid.
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  390. Chris is a very good brother. I don’t think I could cope with a trauma impressed incestuos sibling.
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  391.  @abcxyz2927  That’s great for him, the one person, you’re basing your entire argument on. Now how about you explain all those people who transitioned and are happy? Interesting video we have isn’t it. 😁
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  392. Lol prison.
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  393.  @BrianD.Stringham1593   Yeah. But for some reason YouTube deletes my comment whenever I say it.
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  394. I love Miami. I may be poor as hell, but it’s hard to complain in paradise. Poverty is easier when you can still enjoy the beach all year round.
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  395.  @TimothyRichard12345  You're also making general assumptions. Yes they find a job, but is it a good job? Does it pay well? The average starting salary for college graduates in a liberal arts degree is less than 30k, that's about $15 an hour. And that's being a bit generous. I was a Criminal Justice major in my senior year. Did research over the Summer and found my degree had a very poor ROI. I switched over last minute back to Software Engineering. If you want to stay in the liberal arts, feel free. Just know you're taking a bigger risk than neccessary; can't say nobody didn't warn you. Edit: I'm going to be nice. Did some research for you: Economics is good if you're coming from a Ivy League school. It's more about connections than anything. Not a bad major overall, but still way more risky than it needs to be. The average guy with this degree starts between 31k-37k. Most Ecomic majors pair their degree with an Engineering degree, which obviously raises the starting salary by A Lot. But alone, it's a hit or miss. Political Science majors tend to work for non profits. Most of them apply for jobs outside their field for lesser pay. Ivy League schools don't seem to help too much here surprisingly. From the jobs they mentioned it's between unemployment - 25k. The only exception is the obvious luck or connections, which usually end up working outside their field.
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  396. I was at a DMV in Miami. Only 1 people there spoke English. Yes, it’s that bad. Great city otherwise, but the people there have little incentive to learn English.
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  397. What is this a parody of?
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  398. @Il Cavalluccio Marino Doesn't matter. I see it as just a deed. It's only "evil" to me if I didn't desire it. But to another they may see it as "good". Again, it's all subjective.
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  399.  @ElzekoGD  It is subjective. What's good and evil is governed by the collective, but judged by the individual. Instinct is neither good or evil, it's mechanical. A design fulfilling purpose. Thus, are you saying when one goes against the design they do evil? What if the design itself is evil? What if both? You can never know because your purpose is your own reasoning and choice. What is good and evil is indeed your own subjective perspective.
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  400.  @ElzekoGD  Actually, a single individual is reliable. Because the only individual that matters is you and your perspective.
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  401.  @ElzekoGD  Yes, I am self-absorbed. But I'm happy, and that's all that matters. An iron tower brimming with joy.
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  402. @Il Cavalluccio Marino I understand what you meant by conscience. The problem is, as stated, this all is under the assumption you need cohesion in a society. And on a whole you'd be correct, but individually you are not. The individual doesn't need empathy or cohesion to manipulate society. Society in spite of empathy has rules, exploits, and customs. You master this and you master society, no empathy needed. This is why morality is subjective. Because morality is an exercise of super ego. Is it ever completely gone, no. But just as some people are more super ego (empathetic) I believe that some are more rational and logistical (ego). I believe the latter is best in general society, because it can mimic or supply both the need of the Id and Super Ego, while limiting either weakness. This is namely true for the Super Ego which isn't useful directly for the individual. It helps reactively, but not as much proactively, at least not in the realm of empathy. Why react to someone else's suffering, when you can fix it instead or ignore it? As an individual what do you gain by sharing pain? In a realm of logic and critical thinking morality just seems disruptive.
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  403. @Il Cavalluccio Marino Because by serving the self I am certain I'll gain something, whereas serving the collective there is no such certainty. In the opposite, serving the collective contains a potential loss, whereas serving the self is a net 0 at worst. And in the most likely scenario, by serving the self the collective may also serve the self. So if I put it in math. Serving the collective: +/- 1 Serving the self: +1 or 0 Serving self with probable unwarranted collective influence: 1 + C ( where C is 0 or 1) In short, they are not mutually influenced. As shown, altruism and empathy aids the collective for certainty, but does not aid the individual 100% of the time. It can in some cases cause harm to the individual. Where as if the individual ignores it, they always end neutral or ahead, and the collective still has a possibility to aid them without request.
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  404. @Il Cavalluccio Marino Basically, why care for the "collective orgasm"? There is no personal gain in it.
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  405. @Il Cavalluccio Marino l mostly agree. But the flaw still is it only covers most people. It doesn't cover, say, people like me. And there's others like me. I believe more accurately, cohesion from the majority is needed for society to fuction. Theb there's people like me wbo disregards the cohesion and uses it to their advantage.
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  406. @Il Cavalluccio Marino Nature doesn't care for anyone. If it did anomalies like myself wouldn't be able to function in society then, right?
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  407. @Il Cavalluccio Marino Okay. Thanks for chatting. I very much enjoy conversations like this. It was prerty fun!
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  408.  @jonathonfowkes185  I actually addressed most of this earlier, but I'm interested in the strain on nature vs. nurture you slightly weaved in there. As such, I'll attempt to adress this from your very well put points. My philosophy isn't flawed, it is simply not perfect. It cannot be. In other words, my philosophy is designed by nature to be flawed, because it is designed on the evolution of an individual, who themselves are flawed. To summarize, my philosophy isn't based on morality, it is based in power. Power is subjective, especially in relation to the individual. That said, if the individual doesn't obtain a pinnacle of power, they will no longer be able to dictate morality. But the pinnacles of power cannot escape time, the hand of power always changes. The objective is to obtain as much power as possible to obtain the most control. The more control you have the less others have. This is not to say another can't rise up, if anything they should, and will. It is inevitable. This also extends to other social groups. In one group you may be powerful, but in another not as much. But it is better to be powerfu somewhere, than nowhere at all. On a more macro level this is seen constantly through history. The United States despite its name was built on power. In every instance of its evolution it was built on the subjugation of it's weak conquered by the powerful. That's how it is and always will be. Certainly, this is by a society's unity. You'd be right to argue that. But in that society there is always people more powerful than others, those with more influence. A military is a powerful unit, but the higher you go up the chain of command the less people there are, but the more powerful that individual becomes. Nature always finds a way. Morality doesn't conquer nature. It is still always there, just muddled in the intricacies of humans. In the end, the most powerful still have the highest chance of survival. Thus, the most powerful has the highest chance of passing on their genes. Albeit to do so, without an objective to escalate power, would be controversial to my philosophy. Overall, the reason morality in society doesn't matter is because on a micro view morality has no power, and power dictates morality. Power fades as it expands, which is why as a society morality appears to be dominant. But the more you zoom in to any social group the more you find there are branches of power in it. A nation cannot be seen as good or evil no more than an individual can. Because good and evil are not moralites, they simply are right and wrong. Something is only right or wrong if it is beneficial or not. If someone does something you don't like, that you find contradictory, it then becomes wrong. But in the end none of that matters. What matters most is if you have the strength and will to correct the contradiction. This is power. That is my philosophy and why morality as a whole doesn't matter. Because morality can change, what is seen as right and wrong can change; but the fundamentals of power never changes. Morality is to society just an illusion is a control; where as power is what gives the tool it's purpose, it is the fuel that turns will into reality. Because as I stated earlier, power is the method of control.
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  409.  @jonathonfowkes185  The fence can serve its purpose without the paint, but the paint can't serve it's purpose without the fence. Thus, it is better to have a stronger fence, than stronger paint. It is better to have stronger power, than stronger morality. If you zoom out then of couse my philosophy doesn't work. As I said, my philosophy is not meant for the group it's meant for the individual. The further you spread the power the less control you likely can maintain control; and as I said, power is control. If too many people follow my philosophy the world flows into chaos. It would indeed make a terrible circumstance for the individual (unless it is want they want) . You are correct in this. It is for this reason my philosophy has to only be followed by the individual, not the group. For example, I relish in chaos. I like it, it's entertaining. So for me my philosophy is a win win. I either become a powerful individual or the world becomes my image. But this is my vision. Any other individual will have to craft their own. Either way they'll need the power to do it. So my philosophy still stands. The goal is for the individual to take advantage of those based in morality, to exploit it's weaknesses. By doing so the individual gains power. Basically, the individual manipulates the group from the outside not the inside. As I mentioned before, power is to control; morality is the result of those controls. If you can control the perceptions of others, you have the power to control morality. Take the Stanley Milgram experiment. It shows that people are more willing to do something against their morality when enticed by one with power. This even extends to the individuals with power if you consider the Stanford prison experiment which followed Milgram's footsteps. Point being, when you have power morality doesn't matter. You are morality. You'll do what you believe is best. Everyone's a hero in their own story; and when a hero has power, what do they do? They justify their actions for the greater good. It doesn't matter if nobody else sees them as a hero, as long as they continue to believe they are the hero. So a hero with power is simply a better "hero". To answer your questions: - Because I have no reason to care as much for the existence of others. Unless they benefit my existence they are useless to me. Certainly everyone benefits my existence, but I can't control everyone, so I only control the best ones. - Survival isn't important, not to me. I was just reflecting on the "survival of the fittest" motif you hinted at in regards to how morality aids in the survival of the whole. I argued how individuality can do the same. Overall, I believe power is greater than survival l; as in a life isn't worth living with insufficient power, such as a slavery or poverty. But that is a whole other topic and is a more personal mindset than actual philosophy. - I don't know if I understand the last question. Best I can say is, it is because human processes are harder to control. It is easier to control the world around the human so they process things different, than to augment their perception. The legitimates of cause and effect are far more predictable than a human who justifies their mortality situation by situation. So it is better to control the situation.
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  410.  @jonathonfowkes185   The hunger of control is everyone's weakness. Parents are sick? You send them to the hospital to control their death. Want kids to behave? We lie to them and tell them Santa Clause is real, and only rewards them if they are "good". Justify it any way you want, we all hunger for control. The only difference is I'm not a picky eater. Your math has a lot of flaws. You cannot measure morality or immorality. Even then how would you quantify that? Especially considering there's no way to do it without bias, considering morality is subjective. In the end it all dumbs down to power. (Zmoral/Zimmoral) is just a battle of power. Your fraction is fixed without any justification. Either could be the numerator or denominator. And even then, your assuming a fixed value that somehow immorality is always less than morality. Which again, you can't ever identify which is which, as morality and immorality is subjective. Either case, you're looking at it wrong. It's not about winning something. Where the self-sacrificing needs to fight and help, the self-serving only needs to dictate. The self-serving benefits off the self-sacrificing. Because no matter what the self-sacrificing is there to....well self-sacrifice. To put it in math: S= Self-serving P= Self-sacrificing S= P +/- ∞ Basically, as long as there is someone willing to sacrifice themselves, the self-serving wins. And there is always someone willing to sacrifice themselves. As I stated earlier, the individual doesn't work within society, they work around it. The individual is not in your equation, they are the equation. Overall, I feel we're both overthinking it a bit. The world isn't black and white. I can't quantify power no more than you can measure morality. But I can justify power. I cannot find existence in morality. Power can forge a world made by you, that expands as it grows. But morality can only forge a world designed by others, as morality is simply the perception of others about you.
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  411.  @jonathonfowkes185  No, I am not your kind of morality. You're insinuating I have to willingly contribute to the betterment of society to be considered moral. But what if someone is unwillingly contributing to society? What if rule A and B is just an occasional happenstance? I may not care for the betterment of society or other people, but it doesn't mean my actions don't often overlap in doing so. So while yes, I may not be moral, I'd say outside this comment section my illusion certainly would be, right? And if my illusion says I'm moral, then as long as other's believe in that illusion, I am. This is why I prefer thinking of morality as something ecclesiastical like good and evil, opposed to something much more nuanced like someone's perception on how a society works. Because I only care about the individual, not the whole. How the individual works and use society to their benefit is far more important than what society does of themselves. A person can work their way to power or cheat their way to power. Doesn't matter how they got there. All that matters is they did it. Rule A and B of your morality never apply. You are right then, it is my weakness, but a comfortable weakness. So the more I control the greater my weakness? High risk, high reward. It's how I prefer to live my life. Nobody got anywhere not risking anything. As I gain power and control more and more, I enjoy life more and more. Power makes me happy, and that's what matters most in the end. And right now, I'm very happy. Indeed, it is a parasitic nature. Use others, cheat, consume, and manipulate. Anything it takes to get power. Don't settle for anything less than your perfect world. It indeed would be hell for me if I ever found myself in a world outside of my control. A world like that is not my world. And that's the beauty of it. The mask. We all wear a mask. A wolf in sheep's clothing, among sheep who dye their wool. No, the moral do not have the advantage, not for the individual. As a whole, yes; but for the individual certainly not. The self-serving individual has the advantage because they can play both roles. They can play pretend, they can act moral, while subtly not being moral at all. Opposed to the moral who is limited by their morality. The individual is far more flexible, so it is easy to see the individual without morals have the advantage.
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  412. 1. Masculinist 2. Feminist 3. Derrick
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  413. I hate cold weather. i don't mind snow, but I hate the cold. I live in a place where we get no snow but all the cold. Just punishing cold weather with no compensation. Why stay here?
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  414.  @wololoman3314  Short of maybe Peter or Stewie's comedic deaths during their shenanigans, I can't think of worst than raeping your dog. Not to mention she nearly tried it with Joe too.
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  415.  @yougrant1980  Yeah, I have heard of it. It was a practice encouraged in theb1960s. But we're 60 years beyond that now. Not saying it's effects doesn't stand, but we're 2-3 generations of offspring past that. If all your family is still stuck there, that's an internal problem. Either way, that's all the more reason gentrification is needed. You live in a place that Redlining has allowed to fall into decline. Gentrification could restore its value, thus removing any stigma from your neighborhood in the first place. Either way it's win win. Unless you like dilapidated neighborhoods.
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  416. If an environment improves, the taxes to maintain the environment improves. If taxes raise the mortgage/ rent worth is higher. For example, say a bad neighborhood gets a park built. That park was likely built by city taxes. Thus, the nearby owns now have to pay higher taxes to maintain it. If they don't then the park turns into a terrible place. If they do then the neighborhood improves at the cost of everyone. If they don't get the park then the neighborhood stays the same. Most bad neighborhoods tend to want nice things like clean streets, parks, policing, etc. So they get it. Thus the neighborhood improves. Leading to the homes being worth more, either by the bank or the owners. So two scenarios happen: The neighborhood rejects this plan and remains bad and cheap. Or they accept it and improve and gain value. If the latter you have gentrification. The people who raise their value along with the neighborhood's will grow in wealth. The ones that don't and remain the same will decline. If you decline the law of capitalism will expel you to a area of your means. The benefit and edge here is it happens slowly. You can either move before it happens, or after. You value either way. You can see it coming long before the effects become burdensome, no matter what your income is, home owner ir not. Either way, it HAS to happen. It's either that or reject it and remain terrible. A neighborhood cannot improve without investing months into it. And if it improves so does the value of everything in it. Want less drug dealers on the streets? That cost money? Less gangs? Money? Cleaner sidewalks? Money. Better schools? Money. Nothing comes for free. The only other solution outside government tax based aid is gated communities, which themselves cost money, it's why they're so expensive. Either way you have to invest in your neighborhood.
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  417.  C C  Yeah, a lot of people don't seem to understand real estate. Or capitalism for that matter. A neighborhood cannot improve without money. Hence taxes. Taxes improve the area. Home owners can sell/rent higher because they're surrounding area is less bad; or they do to keep up with taxes. Boom, capitalism. Or you reject it. Don't invest in more policing, parks, cleaner streets, etc. Then watch as your neighborhood gets worst. This is why gentrification tends to raise cost. Because the maintenance to maintain the standard of living goes up. You can't get something from nothingn especially when that something you're improving needs a lot of effort, like crime ridden neighborhoods. The only exception to this are gated communities. Who are expensive because it takes money to maintain them. Either way, you need gentrification to happen. Because without it a neighborhood just stays in blight.
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  418.  @vulpeszerda349  Thank you. That's understandable. You're better than most of us then. When you eliminate finances a lot of degrees open up. The "follow your heart" motif works for you. Just as long as you remember this you'll be fine. Just make sure you get the career you want, regardless of pay. Don't want to fall short and end up in debt with a degree you don't use. Good luck, I believe in you.
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  419. This is why I always choose death over any kind of incarceration.
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  420. What the heck are you talking about? Just let people be happy dude.
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  421. In Miami , there’s a homeless tent city near the hospital, outside a homeless shelter.
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  422. These high rises are ticking time bombs. I'm leaving mine before it collapses on us.
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  423. The second i became beautiful life became a lot easier. This is very true. I’m still poor as shit though.
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  424. I just did this: 6/6, 3/3, 2+1. Then used logic in the end like he said. It was very easy.
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  425. Simple: You don’t need a government contract to love someone. Just have a regular relationship. “Marriage” just adds unnecessary risks, with extremely little benefits.
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  426. I say just make it legal. Or at least make cathouses legal outside Nevada. Selling sex only is illegal due to morals but if you look at it black and white isn't it the right of the person to chose what they do with their body. If cathouses were legal it would lower prostitution and thus less STDs or at least the terrible ones, if anything a much better hold on the sex trade. Seriously, when the difference between prostitution and porn is literally a camera, you know our laws are screwed up.
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  427. Blatant sexism against young women. That wasn’t sexual till they made it sexual. They didn’t even edit the young men who were wet wearing speedos.
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  428. Everything is a religion if you pray hard enough. And it receives generous “donations” from it’s customers…I mean, “worshipping consumerist ”.
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  429. I solved it very differently. Arr: Is easy. Just ask the same question over and over, if it answers Ulu and Ozo to the same question, then that is Arr. Ulu/Ozo: Approach each separately and ask if they are Eff. Thing Eff always lies, so it'll say no. Lee will also say no, because it tells the truth. So now you know how to say "yes" and "no". From here it is simply: Ask any question you know the answer to such as, "Are you an Alien Overlord?". Whoever answers the word for "no" is obviously Eff. Whoever remains or says "yes" is Tee. Very simple actually.
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  430.  @yettispaghetti6784  Thanks dude, I very much appreciate it. Aww man, I felt very clever for a bit there.
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  431. I'd save the the group who offered me the most money. Problem solved.
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  432. Don’t be fooled. They’re just finding it harder finding desperate employees that are willing to work for unlivable wages.
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  433. Cold and dirty sludge-like snow. Expensive and terrible for families Poverty, gangs, and crime pockets
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  434. I'm surprised he didn't mention the retarded horse.
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  435. This guy is my hero.
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  436.  @pranavpillai7778  It's cool dude. I understand what you mean. I know there's more to life than just money, just at the end of the day rent is due. For someone who was always was poor, money is more important. The happiness of my job means nothing if the life I return to is terrible. More accurately, education was taught to be my escape from poverty. It's scary to think that all the work I done, from the abusive household, the Marine Corp, to the college, to think everything would only lead back to that cockroach riddled hole in the wall. Sorry for sounding a bit sad. Just I haven't been offered anything more than $15 an hour jobs for the last 5 months, and stuff like this been on my mind a lot lately.
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  437. Augh, don't get me started on college. Tons of classes are complete trash and filler, expensive as hell, and don't even get you the job you actually studied for most of the time.
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  438. I think this is great. That is one blessed family. Guy literally made his own village. It's very impressive. I just hope he is encouraging his children to leave the village during their teen years. Studies show that teens who don't sexually explore during those crucial years end up turning inward to incest by agr 16. He has a small village worth of a family. It'd be disastrous if even 10% of them turned to incest. By the looks of it he's going to have to directly aid their romance. But he's clearly a very resourceful man with a lot of ingenuity, and not to mention several wives to hell. I'm sure he has a plan. Otherwise incest would've been mentioned in the video.
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  439.  @ohno7582  I prefer China's method because it is an effort at correction. Opposed to the United States where big businesses gain god-mode status and become "too big to fail". So why change when the default is you being bailed out no matter what. This would be less a problem if big business didn't have psuedo monopolies (see education), so when one fails people can relocate to a similar job like the old days. Buf we live in a world where money controls policies. And right niw those policies make it difficult for someone to even come close to challenging big businesses. And if they do...give it 5-10 years. A recession happens and resets the board for everyone but big businesses because, welll... "they're too big to fail'.
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  440. I’m moving back to Florida myself. A lot more help for homeless veterans there, namely in Miami. Though I’m coming back there with a job now. Just gotta fix the homeless part.
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  441.  @Nullthewolf01  True.
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  442.  @francesyoungperson1882  Wow, thanks a ton. Wife and I getting a divorce. I graduate this Summer. See you soon.
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  443.  @zippy-zappa-zeppo-zorba-etc  This was brilliant. Made me chuvkle in the end as I imagined a guitar strumming.
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  444.  @willhaynes2190  I would vut I wouldn't do nearly as much research. I think World According to Briggs is great as is. Thanks though.
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  445.  Dex Dexter  If you own it, yes.
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  446.  @k.nguyen3754  Doubt it.
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  447.  @htownsdiamond  Personally, I hate the cold. It's why I just moved to Florida.
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  448.  @treemoon6394  Just call the mayor office. They typically know.
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  449.  @bcubed72  Found the Boomer.
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  450. Every college does, none has lowered their prices. Some even raised them a bit.
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  451. This film is great until you realize Miguel's family is only remembered 3 generations back. Everyone else was forgotten. Which means inevitably everyone will be forgotten, no matter how hard you try.
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  452. Pay is too low, simple as that. Jobs keeping you below 40hrs so they don't pay you benefits. Etc.
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  453. Step siblings aren't related lol
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  454.  @fritzyboi6390  Oh, sorry I was thinking of the bear. I think you mean the hillbilly guy.
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  455.  @rootfish2671  Terry?
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  456.  @callmecalamity  It can be both heartfelt and shows how shitty Lois is. Which is what I was implying.
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  457.  @pranavpillai7778  You mean G-4 and it pays too little. I didn’t give up on salvaging the degree, just nothing in the field paid well enough ( at least utilizing the degree on its own). In short, the juice isn’t worth the squeeze.
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  458. That guy really should do trans voice training.
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  459. My job is to convince people not to get rid of a product that someone else convinced them to buy.
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  460.  @jozerlol  Lol, Omg, yes.
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  461. Fun fact: Leaf Blowers and Fires repel tear gas. Tear gas is flammable and police can't throw them during a fire. Leaf Blowers make tear gas ineffective.
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  462. That happened to me once. Thankfully I ended up smacking my left cheek till it unlocked.
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  463. They seen the situation escalate. Why didn’t they just leave? This was basically assisted suicide by cop.
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  464. Wait, how is this illegal? It’s his plane, he disposed of the wreckage, and he crashed it in a remote area.
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  465.  @AquaticBlaze  Lol exactly! So compared to Quamire it’s a shallow but ultimately true upgrade.
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  466.  @chrishickory7907  Oh wow, you’re right. Either that or they’re a huge Family Guy fan lol. I’ll admit it doesn’t bother me much. I mean, it’s still a genuine comment; not like it’s spam or directly self promotion. I’ll be honest, it seems relatively harmless. But I understand why it’d be annoying for you. Especially if they really are just using it to bait people into views. But to me it seems like they’re using their animation account as a personal account, and just making a normal comment.
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  467. Lol gotta love the horrors of the bible at the end.
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  468.  @magicdog9523  Interesting, I read your comments. I like your point of view.
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  469. The list: 10. Hawaii 09. New York 08. Alaska 07. Washington 06. Wisconsin 05. Connecticut 04. Maine 03. Vermont 02. Massachusetts 01. New Hampshire Your welcome
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  470.  @Leshenn  This was very well put. Thankfully time moves forward. One day we'll look back on this and learn something.
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  471. I don't get why they don't just legalize prostitution. If other countries can do it why can't the United States?
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  472. I just moved to Miami. It's only insane if you live in the city. It's easy to not live in the city here though, as most jobs are actually outside the city. At least the average ones. Explains why it was #10.
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  473. I'm coming to Florida too. Sorry
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  474. My mom said this to me when I was a kid too.
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  475. I'm moving to miami in 12 days. I don't care, I'm tired of wearing a jacket outside.
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  476.  @thedirtybubble9613  I absolutely love it! It's everything I always wanted and more. There's very little restrictions here and they have surprisingly decent public transportation. Best part, I can go swimming all year round in the pool. It's been 85 degrees all week. I haven't worn a long sleeve shirt or even jeans for months. I often look at the palm trees as I walk and smile. I'm very happy I moved here.
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  477.  @Vic2point0  The problem is, most people don’t just stop at disagreeing. They go out of their way to say hurtful stuff online, start banning transgender people, and indirectly collaborating with people willing to discriminate or act violently. Just because they don’t pull the trigger doesn’t mean they don’t provide the ammo.
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  478.  @Vic2point0  A disagreement of one person isn’t bad, but a collective is a powder keg. It shouldn’t be like that but it is. Simply put, it only takes one bad person to easily corrupt the bunch. Some don’t even do it with ill intentions. Most if the time they do it to fit in, and not stand out. “No LGBT people around the world, what is one little joke gonna hurt”, kind of mentality. This behavior very often grows. Again, not saying you’re like that; but people around their friends act way different than they do solo. Just a word of mindful wisdom. After all we are all human. Those laws are very transphobic. They’ve been created very clearly to target the transgender community. By your logic segregation was okay because “separate but equal”; yeah, see how bad that went. And honestly, controlling whether someone can wear slacks or a skirt is a very dumb law that serves no purpose. America is the land of free. These laws and bills are just separating people, when we should be working together to unite each other. If you were treated as less than American because of your gender you’d feel discriminated too, because that’s exactly what it is. That’s exactly the point. As I stated, you disagreeing alone is not a problem. When you get a collective of people who disagree about transgender people that’s when it becomes an issue, as those people spiral faster and deeper towards bigotry. It’s like levels. Take race for example, someone can be a 1 and be mildly uncomfortable around black people, a very mild racist; but you put a bunch of 1’s in a room and they quickly can become the KKK over time. That’s essentially where people like you are at. You’re a 1 (presumably), disagreeing about trans people, very mildly transphobic; but you put the lot of 1s like you in a room and the chances of radical transphobia increases rapidly. In the end as long as you can at least stop the worst transphobes that makes me comfortable. Someone saying slurs in public, trying to do something discriminatory in a bathroom, and especially regarding harassment or violence just be there for trans people. I think we can at least both agree that everyone deserves to be treated with respect and kindness. You don’t have to agree with trans way of life to a good citizen. I think as long as you can do at least that you don’t have to worry about being influenced by the bad people.
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  479.  @LouisChettel  Nah, I’ll just block you.
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  480. Lol best prank ever!
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  481. I think they both have a point. Polygamy isn't for everyone. You have to be very confident, financially stable, and able to work well with others; three qualities very few people have, especially all at once. To consider polygamy means you first need to ensure you're married, and your current marriage itself is stable. Once you have that you have shown you have the confidence to take care of a spouse, the finance to ensure you can support each other, and the the teamwork to overcome marital problems. It's only after this would I consider polygamy. With that said I find polygamy is fine. Of the married polygamist families I met, the most successful ones mastered the key things that also make monogamous marriages work too. In truth, to manage a polygamist marriage requires the same skill set as a monogamous one. And int he end the children from those families come out just like any other kid. Most of them report it's like living with a aunts and a bunch of cousins. They all go to school, they all are raised well, and enter adulthood just as normal people. The only type polygamist that are universally disliked is the FLDS. This is because they don't make polygamy an option, it's forced. And if you are polygamist in their community you must adhere to their rules and only marry who they see fit. Most polygamist agree that their not really polygamist, that the FLDS is actually just a cult. I'm glad media is discussing polygamy and separating it from the FLDS. Because most polygamous families are nothing like them at all.
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  482.  @WoodyJ98  My family is on the other side of the country. Most can’t house me or are very abusive. I have no friends to room with. No budget because no income.
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  483.  @CharlesWilson-zs3vd  No, it isn’t. It hurts you more. Take it from someone who actually tried working while homeless. It gets you stuck in the long run.
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  484. It’s surprisingly common.
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  485. Brian dodged a bullet, yet stilled missed the mark.
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  486.  @Cardlimits  Geez, I forgot about that.
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  487. California is a sinking ship. It's only a matter of how fast at this point. Kicking out Uber/ Lyft, threatning their citizens with "state flee" taxes, not to mention all the other problems they have like crime and homeless. I honestly, can't imagine what worst they could do to themselves, it's like they're trying to ruin the state even further. This is how Detroit happened. The big businesses left and slowly it trickled down to more and more leaving. Texas and Nevada is right next door with cheaper land and offering incentives. While California responds with tax threats and a declining economy. They'll be hitting Detroit status soon and in record time.
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  488.  @VengeanceMM  If you have extra money buy a gas mask, or at least one that covers the eyes. I'm not a mask guy. But if you're going to wear one that's the kind you need.
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  489.  @Nwkcurly  Then go ahead and "keep it real " as much as you want. But you can't complain about the problems if you're the one perpetuating them. That's hypocrisy. I grew up in the hood myself. Screw "keeping it real". I worked too hard to end up back there. I'll enjoy my nice house, acre of land, with my wife and kids in this safe neighborhood.
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  490.  @Nwkcurly  I never mentioned crime. Gentrification is inevitable if you want a neighborhood to improve. Whatever state of "keeping it real" is it isn't improving a neighborhood. I lived in the hood too. Areas that were gentrified were far better. Kids were happier, people had better jobs, there were less crime. Expensive? Yes. But you can't get something from nothing. While the places that pushed back gentrification were inevitably consolidated and became cheaper. Criminals moved in, and now it's essentially 3 kilometers of traps houses and welfare queens. You're young so you may not see the entire picture. But later on you'll get some ecomics class from your college. I mentioned it in a previous post but to keep it short:a neighborhood that improves is more valuable, thus raising property taxes, thus raises rent. If you ever want the "hood " to be an actual "neighborhood" you have to improve it. All that time and money has to come from somewhere, and the people in it have little of either. Gentrification is the only way. The only exception is if somehow a whole xommunity became wealthier simultaneously, thus freeing up time and money to invest in their neighborhood, which rarely happens especially in places near urban areas. Of course, you can reject gentrification all the same. My neighborhood did. Tried improving it themselves. And it's still the hood 20 years later, and far worst.
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  491.  @Nwkcurly  Yeah, I don't want to be that guy that believes "because your young you don't know as much". I feel your experience gives you a lot of insite. I've been in similar shoes, probably worst. If it's anything I learned is a neighborhood are a product of it's collective. I'm sorry of your situation. Like I said, only way to keep up is for waged to increase. But business owners won't do that; they no obligation to. It's not gentrification's fault, it's a product of capitalism. Good thing is you're young. So you can get an education and leave your situation. Leave the hood and movie to a better neighborhood for your future. Don't end up like Nipsy Hustle and others who stayed there and either lost their lives or had their hard work stomped on. It's hard to see now but "keeping it real " doesn't mean anything. Your happiness and well being comes first. Don't fall into the same traps others did.
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  492. I rather just not wear a mask and stay away from people. Cleaning my hands and not giving random strangers embracing hugs seemed to have worked for myself, my wife, and my kids. All haven't been sick at all.
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  493. I think this is the first time family guy ever began an episode with the actual main plot.
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  494. No disrespect to your friend but that guy sounds toxic as heck. Keep him out of FFXIV.
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  495. I hope this one goes well, Brian actually seems very happy.
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  496. As a nudist I can certainly tell you it is very nice to do.
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  497. Agreed. Air Force is the best. Really wish I joined it instead. My bud was on a base where he had a maid come by every now and then to spot clean their rooms.
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  498.  @ARH662  Yeah, I don't regret joining the Marine Corp myself. Unfortunately my recruiter wasn't as honest. Well, to put it more bluntly, I didn't know which questions to ask. I mean from the average young civilian's perspective all military branches are relatively the same. You don't take into account how a military budget can effect your way of life. The Marine Corp budget now is 186k, and every other branch is literally more than double that. It's the difference between living in a barracks with black mold with 2-3 other people or living in a barracks with your own room and free wifi. If I'd known this, I'd joined any other branch. But like I said, it's rare a civilian would know what to look for without knowing a veteran, namely a recent vet.
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  499. Seems like a copy/paste job. So many missed movies : Rise of the Guardians. Christmas with the Kranks, etc
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  500. Lesson of the video: Inflation is here, we just don't know how bad it'll be yet.
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  501.  @patfuss8998  You can go to law school with any degree. That said, lawyers are oversaturated and overworked. Average starting salary 40k, unless he leaves top of his class and/or a Ivy League school.
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  502.  @no_below_5138  If you haven't started college yet don't worry too much. The first 2 years of college is literally just gen eds and electives. Classes you were going to have to take to reach thst 120 credit criteria anyway (most degree core classes only come to about 24-32 credits). This means you have 2 years to figure it out. Over those 2 years try a bit of everything, change your major as much as you want. They're going to force you to take a rainbow of unrelated classes anyway, might as well use the time to figure things out. So no pressure. At the end of it all just keep videos like this in the back of your mind, so whatever degree you do choose is guaranteed to land you a solid starting salary right after you graduate. Edit: I changed my major from a liberal arts degree to an Engineering degree in my senior year. Didn't lose any graduation time. Yeah college is seriously bull** the first couple years, they pad it with a lot of extra classes so they can drain more money out of you. Look into trades too. I'm not sure how to do it but consider it if you want. Some are still very worth it, like Electronicians and Plumbing. Just be careful and do your research. I know a guy who hasva welding certification still working at a pizza shop making $10 an hour.
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  503. No. You're better off joining the military and doing that as an officer. Think about it. What person in their right mind would spend tons of money to send a 20ish year old across the sea to represent them, AND pay them tons of money to do it?!
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  504. Yessss, YESSSSSSSS! Anarchy!!!
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  505. Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse really like giving children that "magical experience" huh?
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  506. We lock people in jail and prison and torture them already. Literally denying them death. How is this much different? Especially in a world where we can make infinite copies.
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  507.  @Dan-qi4yj  I'm actually Republican.
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  508.  @molinodesign  It's actually the name of the district here in Norfolk. But yes, most of it is college town.
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  509.  @reza2251  Most people are more suprised I'm black and Republican than from New York.
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  510. Whatever you do, learn from your past. Stay away from the liberal arts. Grit through it and just go STEM.
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  511.  @achyuththouta6957  So take STEM like I said. Avoid bad degrees that don't give you any skills. Glad we agree.
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  512.  @gillianmogomotsidambe1338  Agreed. Always use protection. Prostitutes or not.
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  513. I know I did. You think this will he the last pandemic? The last time rhe government shuts down everything and throws millions into poverty? Why pay a premium just for that?
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  514. Buddy did everything somewhat right. If he didn't become evil by killing supers and risking people's lives he'd became a real hero.
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  515.  @LaVerdad65  Yeah, back in the 90s any degree was decent. Sorry to hear your mom is broke now though. I'm curious, what happened? I mean, she already had the work experience, so after the 90k job her degree shouldn't have mattered anymore.
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  516. A good rule of thumb is once you secured a small group in survival where it is unlikely others survived keep the group small. Because either the newcomer could be a traitor or a leach.
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  517. Guy: Oh so you think you escaped the hood?! bang bang bang Hologram death
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  518. You should do a video where you rank all the S-tier degrees on all your list (both Bachelors, Masters, and Doctorate). See what degrees are the best of the best of the best.
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  519. This is why I don't wear a mask. It offers false security. You put your mask on and spout how much you care about not spreading Covid-19, but then you unconsiously touch a pole or something and wipe your eyes because they itch. Like the video said, the best effort is to social distance, keep your hands sanitized, and have screeeners to stop the idiotic sick from being near others. My entire family and friends have yet to catch Covid-19 due tot his. In fact, our whole town has screeners to isolate the sick, protect the high risk, and keep zones safe. Like how our water parks and most restaurants are now mask free because we found quarantine and social distancing more effective than masking up and hoping people do everything else. Not saying mask don't help, more that people tend to do a lot less when wearing a mask; opposed to not wearing a mask and doing the more effective stuff.
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  520. She should’ve got an attorney. She did nothing wrong. Sex is all over “spirituality”, everything she did was legally right. The law is just hypocrites.
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  521.  @UmAdxXbRo  That's the point. Without any middle class there's no barrier in the consumer market. You then either have the poor and homeless not being to keep up or the rich and upper class leaving to get to a place with less poor and homeless. It eventually all folds in on itself.
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  522. I still reccomend a CPA though. Otherwise you'll hit a peak sooner than later. I hear the CPA test is much easier for Accounting graduates, so might as well take it.
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  523. Honestly, Peter makes a good point.
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  524.  @FoxWolfWorld  What if we're in the Mandela effect right now and the OP is wrong?
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  525. Thanks a ton!
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  526.  @jbar_85  It's why I moved to Miami. Free from "pandemic paranoia".Far less mask restriction, none of the jobs are closed down due to the pandemic, it's paradise!
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  527. Tech and medicine. Always.
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  528. For high quality professions immigration doesn't seem bad. I think it's bad when it comes to outpouring.
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  529.  @ColinTherac117  Agreed.
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  530. I blame our government. Forcing people to shut down their business. What did they expect?
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  531. I just prefer specific clubs like swinger clubs. If I’m going to dress up sexy, pay a ton of money, I want to get laid. It’s really that simple.
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  532. I’m surprised Miami didn’t make the list. I moved here 2 years ago and love it.
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  533. I am one of the few who loves spiders I guess, snakes too. Don't see why people fear them too such an extreme?
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  534. There's no such thing as unfairness to the poor and the stupid, it's called survival of the fittest.
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  535. Actually I liked his views. Say what you will but he just proved you csn be gsy and still date and marry women. Being gay does not mean you're forced to have sex with men. Who are you to tell someone who they can or cannot love?
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  536. Agreed That and because it is rare. So less competition. And since there's less competition the degree has higher value.
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  537. What about Prince of Persia's open combat system and world scaling acrobatic system that inspired the entire Assassin's Creed series? Or Final Fantasy series take on RP games? Or Steet Fighter introducing the Fighting Gsme combat system?
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  538. Paradise! All Summer all year. Let's hit the pool!
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  539. What about Kaiba vs. Ashisu or Joey vs. Valon?
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  540. How can forgotten the cake his a lie by Portal?!!!
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  541. I fully agree! A lot of Sex workers want to it to be legal because it'll help fix a lot of the issues in the industry, and make it safer for all parties involved.
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  542. The best troll is the one who is able to master all the arts of trolling, also known as the legendary King Troll. Personally I take great pride in trolling and know only one othe rperson who can do it in real life on the same level I can.
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  543. Surprised Sonic R came even int op 5, it was me and my cousin's main Sega Saturn game. The songs were too memorable and the characters you unlocked were all very unique in there own way yet balance perfectly (except Super Sonic obviously), best of all the songs were uber catchy.
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  544. Keep in mind you said 30 years. It's 2020, back in the 80s/90s Collge was far cheaper and more rare. Now everyone has a degree. You are literally like those parents/ teachers that say "get a degree in anything, follow your heart". Then wonder why the poor Philosophy student can't find decent paying job.
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  545. Agreed. Especially how they discussed that we're all equal but don't an equal foothold.
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  546. Easiest solution to leave the friend zone, never enter it. Either make your move at the very first oprotunity ( like when you are alone and watching a movie, with friends but separated, etc), literally ask them on a date to get to know them better (make sure you literally say date as in D.A.T.E.), and my personal solution just simply cast a big net. I prefer casting a big net because having a girl as a friend isn't necessarily bad. When you cast a big net, then you have one girl as a friend, another girl as the girl you are dating every now and then, and then your main girl, plus any other girls you can juggle. Usually what ends up happening is your friend zone friend finds out, and when you are now chasing other girls they get upset and try to convince you to leave them; if you're a smart man you won't leave your other girls. This will either force her to lose you thus freeing you without any effort out of the friend zone or she has to confess her feelings to you which then you get the girl of your dreams plus you still have the other girls on the backboard if anything you can leave her anytime. It's a win win situation. Ultimately where guys fail at this is they settle for "it's good enough" and end up losing their edge. By the time they realize they are deep in the friend zone it is too late and it either requires heartbreak or looking like a doosh to get out of it, both of which can ruin your rep. This can apply for women too. Everyone is different but ultimately there are billions upon billions of people in the world, guaranteed at least a hundred will give you time of day for a single date. If the girl or guy you crush on isn't doing that, their loss. There's everything from the waitress/ bellboy down the street to the recent divorcee on the internet at your picking, you just have to get you head out of your ass to see it.
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  547. Actually it's only 33% now, potentially making Zubat less annoying. Still no repel in a cave is a personal hell. Besides what about "surprise" Pokemon, like the ones that jump out from bushes, trees, and holes in the ground in SuMo? Their fun to have as they make the world really feel alive but still annoying sometimes.
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  548.  @johnappleseed8146  Yeah, they all work at Walmart, Starbucks, etc.
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  549. Covid-19 didn't cause people to lose their jobs. The government did by forcing people to close down and limit their businesses. Well, unless you were big businesses like Walmart and the Airlines who gave generous "donations" to allow them to stay open.
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  550. I like this. It makes sense to be honest. Sex is very important in marriage but not everything. You can easily date a woman and be attracted to men. There's a difference between being gay and having sex with men. Be like this man. Be true to yourself. Date women and work toward bettering yourself. Eventually you'll find the perfect girl that you can love and still be gay. Sure men still attract you, but so dies your wife.
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  551. I just moved to California, it’s actually pretty awesome. It’s not perfect but it gets a heck of a lot right that most other states don’t.
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  552.  @mysaria7641  They don't do that anymore because we'll riot harder if they try.
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  553. Full legalization of prostitution! Stop forcing Sex Workers into the underground, allow them to have legal aid and medical checks.
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  554.  @Santisima_Trinidad  Oh I see what you mean. Yeah, getting a "easy" degree just to get the requirements out the way for law/ medicine/etc is understandable. It's what I tell people who consider joining the military. Get a easy degree in anything, then join the military as a commissioned 2nd lieutenant. I do wish you could skip all that though. Especially in the case of med school. I shouldn't have to take theatre appreciation class just to do heart surgery lol.
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  555.  @Santisima_Trinidad  Thanks, I appreciate that. I'm far better off now. I cut off my mom. Served in the Marine Corp for five years. I recently graduated from my university, and currently in school getting my second degree.
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  556.  @davidfoust9767  Finance is more Comptrolling and managing business feeder systems, approving loans, etc.
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  557. Money can't buy happiness, but it's a lot easier being rich and sad, than poor and miserable.
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  558. He drove by my old school when it was older. Cool.
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  559.  @玉兎の気骨  Oh my bad. I fixed it. Dang phone auto correct.
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  560. Guy can't be a good barber like that.
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  561. Doubt they'll survive. Very outdated and not worth it, especially now in the middle of a pandemic.
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  562. The best way to pretend to be crazy, is to stop pretending.
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  563. One HOA I heard banned sex on Sundays.
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  564. Using your military as a private army to control your citizens. Our government is a failure of American ideals.
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  565. Lesson of the video: Fake it till you make it.
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  566. Holy shit, suction cup man is real?!
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  567. Why didn’t he just use Uber or Lyft for work getting money? It’d paid more and he’d not have to do all that labor.
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  568. What about adult entertainment, like Onlyfans?
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  569. Trans woman here: When I was a man dating online I got about 1 like every 2 month. As a woman, I’d have 100+ matches day. The video is very accurate.
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  570.  @clutrike7956  I don’t understand what that acronym means?
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  571. The trick is simple. Eat more than what you pay. 1. SAMPLE YOUR FOOD. Only eat 1/2 of Anything you get. Don't worry about wasting food. I You're already eating there anyway, it's going to waste either way. 2. DON'T TOUCH ANY CARBS. These will fill you up super fast. Stay away from all breads and rice. 3. DON'T DRINK ANYTHING. If you don't eat carbs you get dehydrated less. Meats and the sauces covering them will fill this gap and keep your mouth naturally wet. If anything don't drink anything but water; and if you do, drink half the cup MAX! Overall, the less you drink the more you can eat. 4. Needless to say STAY AWAY FROM FRUIT AND VEGGIES . It's cheap and fills you up faster than anything they serve. If you eat veggies try to eat as little as possible. If you wanted to eat healthy you wouldn't be at an all you can eat buffet now would you. Bonus: A. EAT ONLY EXPENSIVE STUFF. Usually this is good food you'd normally pay more for like: steak, ribs, deviled eggs, baked fish, etc. Chinese places that serve sushi or have a station where they make food in front of you is always worth it. B. Again SAMPLE! SAMPLE!! SAMPLE!!! You don't have to always eat expensive food but you do need to eat. Waste the food. Don't feel no shame. You're eating at a buffet where they'll throw away all the not eaten food by midnight anyway. You have NO OBLIGATION to eat everything on your plate. My general rule of thumb is take 2-3 bites of everything on my plate and move on. Example: 2 bites of a chicken leg, 2 spoons of peas, 1/3 of a steak I was sliced, 2 fork servings of scrambled egg, and 1 strip of bacon. What most people do wrong is: Eat half a plate of rice and broccoli. 1 serving of their choice meat. Rest once more. Then dessert if posdible. Add an entire cup of soda or juice you it's no wonder they get full so quick. Do my method and you'll profit give without blowing your guts. I pay about $13-$18 bit eat about $30+. Not that I eat much I just don't clear my plate and I eat smart.
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  572. I don't know if I'll be rich, but I sure as heck won't be poor. The second my yearly salary drops below 50k I'm offing myself.
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  573. Couldn't you just ask your boss?
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  574. I expect to see New York, California, and Alaska. I left New York myself years ago. The government ruined it during the pandemic.
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  575.  @saturnmercury8533  Yup. Graped pPeter several times, can’t cook, etc. Peter isn’t perfect, but Lois is toxic as hell.
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  576.  @scream-beam3519  I mean, when she tried to seduce Peter. It wasn’t the trope of her getting upset at his rejection or force herself on him; but rather realize she can win him over with food rather than sex.
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  577.  @cartoonhippie6610  I don’t know, Arby’s?
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  578. Let's be honest with ourselves, it doesn't matter. why we exist doesn't matter. It's what we do with that existence that does.
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  579.  @baardkopperud  I believe so.
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  580. If a tank was coming down the street blowing up cars, a normal person wouldn't just sit there and wait for it. They'd drive away like a madman.
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  581. How is it our job to learn. We're going into debt for a degree, were not earning anything. Quite the opposite. Its less a job, more like indentured servitude.
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  582. Sadly this satire is also reality. The homeless problem is so bad that you can walk down a street and see someone shooting up heroin at 9am on a Tuesday. Heard stories of kids saying their seeing needles on the street.
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  583. "You must get a college degree before going to medical school". Well, why can't I just take a few classes and go to medical school? Why do I need a whole dang degree I'll never use, and not just focus on stuff to prepare me for medical school. Don't we need more doctors?
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  584. The crazy part is that damn well likely would work. 😂
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  585.  @hexagonal69  Yeah, I’m so watching that now. Thanks for the sauce!
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  586. Medicine or Technology. I'm telling my kids it's either one of those or no college at all.
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  587. I believe there is fault on both accounts. Mother should have been more prepared and the Captain shouldn't have kicked them off their original flight. Just put the girl in handcuffs and a muzzle, if she was a threat that should have been warranted, right? I know it's inhuman but the option should at least been presented to the mother, since the other option she had to take, getting kicked off the flight wasn't favorable.
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  588. The Spiderman pointing meme.
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  589.  @olympic-ass-eater  30. I just graduated a few months ago.
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  590. Left years ago, never looked back.
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  591.  @Shockguey  I moved to Miami now. I don’t really care either way on incest, I don’t ever want to have kids anyway. If I’m being honest, I had sex with my own cousin once. I agree all the same though. Government ruined New York in 2020.
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  592. Lesson of the story: Illegal or legal, money will bail you out of any problem.
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  593.  @wojtekthebear4958  Point is, if you're rich, you're above the law.
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  594.  @wojtekthebear4958  You can get arrested and still make bail or get a very light sentence. Compared to poor people suffer far worst consequences for similar crimes. Still want those examples?
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  595.  @wojtekthebear4958  Hillary Clinton, Benghazi. Jordan Belford, money laundering. Name any celebrity who went drunk driving or drug possession, any college kid with rich parents. Need I go on?
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  596.  @wojtekthebear4958  The poor not being able to pay bail IS in the realm of discussion. It is exactly what my original post was referencing. Why would you dismiss this?
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  597.  @wojtekthebear4958  Inaccurate. My point is that the poor have a severe disadvantage in the Criminal Justice System.
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  598. Simple, trust yourself. A prediction can't be wrong if you're the one to make it happen.
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  599.  @GyeongmiBaeb  Yes it is. A round to the head literally cost less than a dollar.
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  600. I'm surprised I figured it out. With a way to actually figure out what Ozo and Ulu mean.
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  601. And this is why I'm polyamorous.
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  602. This is a supermarket with minimum wage employees. Nobody gets paid enough to clean behind a half-ton ton freezer.
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  603. If your friends don't make fun of you to your face, they're not your friends.
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  604. They're protesting racism, with racism. That's like trying to to put out a fire with lava. This is on a whole other level of hypocrisy.
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  605. It took me 4 years to figure this out. Hint: Get the fastest across the bridge first.
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  606. “I Knew I Should’ve Taken That Left Turn At Albuquerque!” - Bugs Bunny, probably.
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  607. PC Master Race!
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  608. Yes, it is. When all the belief in the world keeps you in poverty, and most Americans are in poverty, what would you expect?
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  609. I'm actually impressed all things considered.
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  610. Never tip. It only gives more incentive for the bosses to keep paying their employees piss poor salaries. A pizza place I know claimed they paid $10 per hour, but when I went to sign up it was actually $7.50 per hour, the rest was dependent on you making tips.
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  611. I honestly thought Ocean’s 12 was a movie about boat pirates or something.
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  612. Because they can be. They have a monopoly on education. Think about it. Where else can you go to get a degree for a job? Apprenticeships haven't happened since the 70s. Long gone are the days where you can start at the bottom and end up near the top by gritting it through. Not saying promotions don't happen, but going from 20k-40k in 20 years is a poor investment in time for money. So now you only have college. Google isn't going to train you in coding. The CEO of Wells Fargo isn't going to train his tellers in Accounting. Why do that when colleges can do it and it costs him nothing. The only person that loses in the student who has to take out the loans to get the job. And if they don't, there's others who will. So with this knowledge schools can inflate the price as high as they want. They then use the extra money to force you to pay more money later. They are investing in themselves, then using the capital to line their pockets. And what other choice do you have? Unless you want to go blue collar you have no choice. And nothing wrong with blue collar jobs, the trades pay well; but not everyone is built for trades. But colleges are the gatekeepers to white collar jobs. They have the stranglehold on the education system. Heck, colleges even pay lobbiest to shot down alternatives. In short, colleges are the biggest legal scheme in the world. They have pockets in politics and the Board of Education are in on it. It's so big, our country now runs a lot of resources on student debt. And worst of all, there is no solution in sight.
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  613. I wonder what the #1 was?
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  614. Lesson of the movie: Once you make enough money, you can get away with crime. Just look at Hilary Cliton.
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  615. This is why mercy killing should be permissible. If I ever get old and become like this I’d end it. The idea of such burden on my loved ones wouldn’t be nice. I rather end it with my sanity and better memories.
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  616. Longest I ever gone was 3 days while playing WoW.
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  617. Looking at these degrees is like trying to make a corn dinner out of piles of poop.
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  618. Downvoted because half of these are by far his worst cards.
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  619. 7:39 Swmming and deep underwater. He should be safe. 7:50 Brah Roflmao XD
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  620. I imagine it’s because the state is a lot like Kansas or West Virginia . Lack of good jobs and it’s one of the more super rural states.
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  621. Anti-tip. By tipping you’re only encouraging the owners to keep that person’s wages low and never raise them. It’s a system of poor people guilt tripping other poor people, while the owners benefit.
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  622. Sigh...and I bet she got a reward for it making the news too. While the guy ahead of her got no more than a pat on the back.
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  623. Better training is needed here.
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  624.  @chiefs816kc  Thanks, that puts me at ease.
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  625.  @MorbidMind123  He stole her phone while wielding a firearm. That’s armed robbery.
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  626. 1:07 video starts You're welcome
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  627. Mine was 4. I don't mind. Last one is dynamite in bed and keeps improving, I have the kids to prove it.
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  628. This daddy just became a zaddy
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  629. The government forcing businesses to shut down. Instead of allowing people the right to choose whether they want to use such businesses. Forcing tons of lost jobs. All the while excluding the majorly big ones, because money.
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  630. Sounds like a swingers club just…100x better.
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  631. Trivia question #2's answer should've been "Parents".
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  632. I figured placing in the third spot but I don't understand why not just wait in line? Everyone only moves up one spot since a head can only bite once, so you'll end up at spot #3 either way.
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  633. - Most of 2020 wasn't due to Covid-19. It was due to the government man handling businesses and forcing closings. - Colleges won't become cheaper. They have no reason to. My whole semester been the same price online, don't be fooled. - The virus as the video said, wasn't bad at all for most people. About 99% of people. Ranging from a really b'ad flu to not having symptoms at all. But now we're going to panic over every little new disease that comes out in the future. Either from paranoia or because we literally did the last 10 months. So "Covid" syndrome will not be going away for long. - A LOT of government policies have been sent under the radar that limit the people's control. Not to mention all the small businesses that now the big businesses don't have for competition. Creating tons of pseudo monopolies. Prepare to hear about meaningless million dollar lawsuits by billion dollar companies in late 2021. - Oh and we now have a huge movement of political seats as the president and his cabinets play music chairs. Then and only after they settle in can we clean up all the collateral damage, which will take 2 years from now AT BEST. - What kills it is there is something looming. There is ALWAYS something. It's always war, disease, or the market crashes. Problem is this time it was in a age of media the last decade. And the world noticed. We now know we can't handle anything. Something inevitably happens and someone more rich and powerful than us tells us what to do. We know nothing, we just follow.
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  634. Hell no, so your future family can get trapped there? Why sacrifice yourself for something that is clearly very self destructive. Heck no, get out while you can.
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  635. This is the problem with education today. You’re taught what to think, not how to think.
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  636. That thumbnail, is that a Futurama reference!
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  637. @Israel Micozzi I did.
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  638. In the end I bet he was sent home with a simple pat on the back and the woman got off with a fine. Freaking hate this world.
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  639. Technically, the front of the lightning was struck by a plane.
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  640. That actually gave me a very good laugh. Epic lol.
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  641. I greatly misunderstood the question. I didn't know you can re-use the test eggs.
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  642.  @AkronJosh  How do you miss out at 4am? Jesus I’m scared for happy hour.
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  643. What I don't understand is why the lines have to be cut at the points? 5 straight lines would've been just as good.
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  644. What that woman did was sexual assault. Who goes around pulling people’s skirts down? Why isn’t that lady in jail?!
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  645. Thanks, saved me some time.
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  646. @The Algorithm Computer Science. I originally got a Liberal Arts degree, but I can't find a entry level job paying more than 31k ($15 an hour).
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  647. @The Algorithm Yes. I already did most of it. Every degree is the same, 2.5 years of useless gen-eds. So I just have to the core classes.
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  648. @The Algorithm Criminal Justice. I'll get my C.S. degree next year during Fall. Maybe this Summer if I continue to take 6 courses each semester. That said... It is extremely hard. Solving one error just creates 3 more. Sometimes I want to cry. But then I read a story on some guy getting a entry level job paying 80k with a C.S. doing what he loves and I'm push through.
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  649. @The Algorithm That depends how much you're willing to sacrifice. I mean really risk everything. I'm not good with math either. So you have to get ready to accept failure. I failed "pre-calculus 1" three times before I finally passed it. Just to show you how bad I want it. You have to want it that bad. Bad enough you won't skip off and get a "easier" degree because you failed a class or two.That you won't settle for "good enough". For STEM degrees, especially ones like Engineering or Computer Science, it has to everything or nothing at all Take it from me. You don't want to bail out and get a Liberal Arts or Business degree, thinking you'll somehow make it or get lucky. You'll just end up regretting it. You need to want this more than anything. So, how bad do you want it?
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  650. @The Algorithm I reccomend watching more Shane Hammus videos. He'll tell you same as me. Stick with Engineering, Medicine, and especially Computer Science. That's the future proof money jobs. I had a lot more but YouTube keeps deleting my comments.
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  651.  @abdirahmanfarah6998  Nope. I came into it as fresh as the average guy. Most people with a Computer Science degree started out the same. Most people think we'rr ghe stereotypical geniuses or hackers, whom just happened to go to college lol. Honestly, Computer Science isn't hard. It's all your other classes alongside it that's the problem. Namely the bullcrap filler classes like History, English, and even some of the Math courses. Those classes are not hard either, but they're time consuming, when you rather be preparing for an internship at a tech company or working on a pet project you post on Github.
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  652. The video overdose it a bit. To not be a SIMP it’s rather simple: 1: Admit your feelings. 2: Walk away when it’s not reciprocated . It can be more nuisances than that, but those two are always key, no exception. No man or woman wants someone who doesn’t love themselves first.
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  653. Government force “pandemic laws” People lose their jobs Youtube removed dislike button Reddit deletes threads criticizing government Free speech died when we sacrificed freedom for security.
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  654.  @alohaazzie8462  Rahhhh! Sharp Skates always rate!
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  655.  @AddTomatoes  Science degrees like Chemistry or Computer science. I recommend, (most) Engineering degrees or any science then become a doctor.
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  656. Actually #7 isn't that disgusting at all. I mean, incest is genetically damaging but not disgusting; but being barfed on is far more disgusting.
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  657. Same as last video of the same name. Mother Gothel has no redeeming features AT ALL..
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  658. Back then we were not at the level of technology we are now, and we certainly didn't have as many colleges. Back then the unions were more lively, etc. But now we have 1-2 generations of college that everyone has had access to via loans and whatnot. So there's now more competition for jobs, thus jubs filtered it by degrees; but now th degree market is flooded too. The only jobs that don't have a flooded degree market, is int he degrees people rarely do like STEM. And one day soon STEM will be flooded too; just like how it inevitably caught up to Law and Lawyers. But the thing is, if STEM becomes flooded that is good. I mean, yeah itll be more competition thus less value but it also means technology will likely advance as rapidly as possible. Think of it like this, if 90% of all those liberal arts major studied computers, medicine, or physics we could create new inventions even faster than we are now. I got a bit ahead of myself, but in short go STEM. Less risky, more pay, and can fund your "passions". Unlike the liberal arts which is the complete opposite, except the passion part.
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  659. I left WoW years ago. Now a refugee in FFXIV. Far better game. Once you Lalafell, you fever go tall again.
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  660.  @Montesmike15  I recommend switching. The only exception is if you go to an Ivy League school, for obvious reasons. Good luck dude!
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  661.  @Traumatised311  Engineering degrees have high paying entry level jobs. The harder the degree, the less saturated it is.
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  662.  @Traumatised311  No it's not. Computer Science is great. Who the heck told you it's saturated?
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  663.  @JustARandomPowerlifter  Lol what?
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  664.  @JustARandomPowerlifter  I wouldn't consider being scouted by big tech at my college saturated but ok lol.
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  665. If this shows anything, the biggest reason for homelessness is inequality. This is especially looking at Connecticut and Alabama.
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  666. And it was a lab rat at that. People are weak. I can understand the people who didn't see it, but for those who reacted as he took off the lid are idiots.
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  667.  @therealrick1661  Their children have to have sex and breed with each other for it to be inbreeding. As long most his children move out of town it shouldn't be an issue. Not to mention they're FLDS, who are really into family history and by extension DNA, so inbreeding by accident in that town is fairly slim. Even less an issue if he leaves town like he mentioned he'd do.
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  668. Are we just going to ignore the fact that a chimp taught itself how to dress human and order a pizza? Though whoever it’s owner is will be pissed later.
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  669. Its actually good to drop standards. Some of them are bit too strict. I seen guys with 1st class pft/cft get kicked out for being 5 lb overweight, something genetically they can't handle. Our tricare doesn't support surgery or liposuction. Then there's the BS PT standards that are not the same for men and women.
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  670. If there is a class system within a nation, then there is a class system among the world nations. We're all separate nations but we share the same Earth. For example, a poor person in America is a rich person in Africa. I don't think there is anything wrong with this, or more accurately it is the natural order of things. A rich person in Africa is still rich, a poor person in America is still poor. Nations are created to contain their economy. This will remain true as long as nations exist or resources become infinite.
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  671. More like a scene directly from GTA V.
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  672. It's not so much people are just becoming aware and cynical of the world. It's the fact now we know now we are not the rare few who do.
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  673. This was extremely cool. I genuinely felt terrier the second you reached its gravitational field though.
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  674.  @burtan2000  Meh. Better a robot than a real child.
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  675.  @vergil1155  Then simply don’t date, or at least don’t do monogamous relationships. It’s why I’m polyamorous anyway.
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  676.  @liltrill8976  Enjoy your self limitation gross one.
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  677. We should at least allow other States besides Nevada to have legalized prostitution. It makes no sense why we can't at least test out legalized prostitution in other states and monitor what works and what doesn't. If new Zealand Germany can figure this out why can't the United States?
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  678. The problem isn't keeping teens off drugs, it's keeping young adults off drugs (18-23).
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  679. Why can't we just have mask optional "no mask" days at certain shops. This way both sides win.
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  680. 4:51 Did that scare anyone else too?
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  681.  @user-cz9rq3xf5y  Either your sister graduated 20+ years ago, or your sister got extremely lucky. Because the average Liberal Arts degree holder doesn't go beyond 31k entry level.
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  682.  @user-cz9rq3xf5y  Yeah that was looong tine ago. If she reset completely and tried that again today she'd likely started as a Starbucks barista. On a separate note, your family sounds pretty cool. All being college graduates and all. Income wise I don't think it's a good idea, but I do appreciate seeing how much your family values education all the same. I'm the first in my family to graduate college myself. Just wanted to mention that. I sense the pride you feel for your family. I didn't want you to think I'm marginalizing your family's achievements or anything. Heck, I'm a bit jealous myself lol. I didn't really get to do college till I was 24, because nobody in my family knew how to apply.
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  683.  @user-cz9rq3xf5y  Major props to your family dude. Keep that lineage strong! A famiky if successful people. As for the major, I hope it's Accounting. It's the last guranteeed high paying business degree. But you clearly watch Shane Hammus so I'm a certain you already know the Risk vs. Reward and whatnot. Sorry if I sound overly cautious. Just I been down the saturated degree road myself and regretted it. So I always try and warn others, because back then there wasn't guidelines like this for me. Well there were but I didn't know about them lol.
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  684. Because bigots force people to not transition, harass transgender people, or worst detransition. This results in depression. Which leads to suicide.
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  685.  @abcxyz2927  Well, I’m glad to hear you’re an ally my friend. There’s so much hate this world. If we work together we can even get rid of the other stuff like racism and even sexism. 😎
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  686. That's the general problem with College. They teach you general education, but little to no actual hard job related skills. It's why I stuck with STEM and went Computer science. I love English but I switched out of it once I started to feel what I was learning wouldn't make me employable. Yeah, my skillset is good but nothing an employer is willing to hire me fore, let alone the other millions of people out there. My computer science skillsets though taught me how to code, solve algorithms, etc. You put stuff like that on a resume and they come running. So I minored in English instead, no regrets.
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  687. So the school is mad because they proved how vulnerable their security is? They should be thanking her.
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  688. My reccomendation: Find 2 streaming services and stick to it. Everything else is extra you'll never use. For example I have: Hulu and Netflix. Is there shows I want to watch elsewhere? Yes. But I'm not going to spend money on another subscription for one show. 90% of my favorite shows are on those two platforms. Even theb not like I'd ever have enough time in a day to watch everything, and I literally play video games for a living.
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  689. If possible I'd love to not wear pants in Denny's. To feel the cool air conditioned breeze between my thighs sounds kind of nice.
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  690. Next challenge: Inject him with Covid-19. For the entertainment.
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  691. She taught me Avery great example of how to be more Christ-like. Thank you so much ma'am. I learned to love better today
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  692. It’s simply not worth it. Other cities in the United States can do what NYC does at a far cheaper price. Let’s not even mention how worst it became post 2020. Do you want to be here for next pandemic, and get trapped? Hell nah!
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  693.  @youtuber3328  I don’t fully understand what you meant?
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  694. Your guys logo remind me of Catan.
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  695. The GPS 3 seconds before the exit: “ Take exit 6A” Him: Oh shiiiiiii….
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  696. Video starts 1:44
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  697. Nothing against billionaires but it's just the way the game goes. It's like a little kid getting upset at losing at a video game.
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  698. Terrible pay, using tricks like getting them just under 40 hours so you don't have to pay benefits, etc. Why work in such conditions?
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  699. I feel the main reason that pedophile got so far with that kid was because she was woman. People often forget creepers come from both genders.
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  700. He’s retiring, it’s his last video?!
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  701.  @WorldAccordingToBriggs  So a few years after WW3 ends? Oddly convenient, but okay.
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  702. Totally worth it. I admire this guy.
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  703. I like how the kangaroo just took the punch and got all brolik, looking like: "that's all you got".
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  704.  @GinoOrthoBro  I rather be a shiny turd than a non shiny turd.
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  705. Then we’ll just send out Ghost Resumes. We’ll deny your request for us to work for you unless it meets our pay and benefits.
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  706. That was actually clever of her to use her enhanced agility in the beat her opponent. I just don't think even she expected it to be that easy. Her opponent literally KOed herself.
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  707. Less teens are taking Summer jobs because those entry level jobs are now occupied by College graduates.
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  708. Hardly a reason to use it when most stocks increase faster. Unless you're super rich, then it's a good way to save up for....more investments.
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  709. Just punch them in the face or stoo hanging out with them. Everything else just draws out the game.
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  710. If it's Entry level pay is still crap it hardly matters.
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  711.  @nikolaspapanagnou2723  Thank you
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  712. It’s simple, it’s finding work after you EAS (get out) I served 5 years in the Marine Corps, but can’t find a good job; and been homeless for the last 2 years. I even have a college degree.
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  713.  @ElzekoGD  Yup. You got it. Good is whatever makes you happy. Bad is anything that makes you unhappy.
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  714.  @ElzekoGD  Because knowledge is power. Philosophy is nothing without criticism. And it's good practice when I explain it in real life. My intent wasn't to teach you, it's more you're teaching me.
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  715. I love it when people make friends unexpected in comment sections. Makes me feel all warm inside.
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  716.  @KreepKarnage  The main problem is what is deemed"right" and what is judged "wrong" is completely subjective. There's tons of laws, cultures, and trends that in the past were seen as wrong and vice versa. Right and wrong isn't a fixed value. Nothing is right or wrong until it is observed. Because it is the observer that decides what is right or wrong, not the actor. This is why "right abd "wrong" is and always will be subjective.
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  717. @@Skyblue_2049 Good and evil only matter when it is recognized. A good deed does nothing if it is never rewarded, an evil deed means nothing if you are because punished. The murderer is not deemed wrong if he has the power to make his murder meaningless. There are tons of people who do this, and use their power to turn themselves into a hero. Even the Catholic Crusaders, murderers, were seen as good to many and evil to others. Slave owners raped black slaves. But slavery was seen morally fine back then; in fact it wasn’t even rape. No more than using a human fleshlight. These people had one thing in common, power. That’s all that mattered. When you have power, YOU decide what’s good and what’s evil. Without it, you’re subjected to those who dictate it. You’re the crusader raining good righteous justice down upon heathens, or the trodden; you’re the slave owner making use of your property you rightfully purchased, or you’re the slave. There’s no room room for good and evil here. Progression is just a change. That’s not good and evil, that’s an exchange of power. Perception is reality. Our perceptions are controlled by the powers that be, and limited by our power to seek knowledge. It’s like telling a blind man he is blind, when he doesn’t know the meaning of sight. This is why power is vital. Without power you can’t change that perception. You’ll remain blind, and never even know it.
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  718.  @akilegna1255  Yeah, I was a bit surprised. I mean, I expected a lot was going to be from the medicine field but...wow. I'm impressed.
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  719. Exactly. They're basically trying to skew the stats because they know liberal art degrees on their own are trash financially.
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  720.  @propanesalesman660  Kristl.
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  721. You can hear the mice in the background if you listen hard enough.
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  722. This is why when I am dying I'm not doing it in a hospital. No funerals, nothing. Death is as natural as life. Might as well go out with a bang.
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  723. Suddenly those GTA 5 pile ups are starting to make some sense.
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  724. Anger Management - uncut edition
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  725. I been working a job for 6 months, working 58 hours a week; I am still living in a motel room with rats. Why should I continue work if my life doesn’t get better?
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  726. I still prefer to be a Rick. Yeah, I'm miserable but at least I'm in control of my life and myself. Rather than a Morty who (ironically like his parents) are driven by impulses and completely reactionary to their environment.
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  727. The government destroyed NYC. That let pandemic paranoia take control, destroying their economy, and letting the poor die off. And now the city is in shambles while places like Florida who didn't restrict everything is thriving. I am glad I left, my family is stuck there and miserable.
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  728. I’m in poverty. If I start a business I at least have a chance at escaping it. Worst case scenario, I’m still in poverty. It’s better to try than not try at all.
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  729. It depends on what income level you grew up in around early adulthood (age 19-24). Edit: Called it.
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  730.  @Idk-dc7hv  I unedited it.
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  731.  @Idk-dc7hv  I know, just messing with ya. I was typing as the video was going. So when what I typed turned out to be true, well...ya know.
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  732.  @thepleasednutlord  Agreed
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  733.  @invincibleTiger9954  Would you save your r4p1st?
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  734. Lol I don't even use my tv anymore and I don't have cable. I just Netflix now.
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  735.  David Gonzalez jr  No individual alone is saying gentrification is needed. It's the neighborhood that's crying for it. Business owners, investors, people who actually own their homes. All these people benefit from a better neighborhood. Places that need change.
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  736.  David Gonzalez jr  But that's the thing. At the end of the day landlords are bussiness owners too. They bought their home fair and square in hopes to turn a profit. It's part of their job and how they esrn an income. I'm not saying it's good for people to get evicted and left on the streets, but how would that be fair to the landlord? They have payments of their own they need to settle. What other solution could there be that wouldn't be unfair to the landlord? Then you have the situation we have now where evictions csn take months ahd people are squating in homes, while the landlord foots the bills. The rent laws are undeniably in favor of renters. I'm not saying that's bad or good. Just emphasising that landlords are businessmen. They invest and use their capital to make more money. It may not ever be fair, you are right. But until homes can be completely free this is the method that works, capitalism.
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  737.  David Gonzalez jr  I can agree that. That's the fundamental truth I accepted long ago. Race aside (because I lived in poor white neighborhoods too) I found the best way out is money. Because if I learned anything js money solves a lot of problems. I find people with it are far less effected by issues like this as a whole. Not saying you need to be rich, more just not lower or working class; at least not as low as you have a means to move up the latter, so gentrification doesn't get you years later. That said, I'm not without sympathy. The poor, regardless of ill intent or not, seems to be pushed around by the system. There always is an outlier that may help one poor person, but hurt another. There never is a system that works for everyone, and never will be. So I choose to not be part of the poor. Because I lived in that situation before. I've been on both sides of gentrification, both the bad and good. And what I found is it's far better to have the ability not to be a part of it at all.
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  738.  @godofthisshit  I’ll have that over hearing police sirens every night. And that’s barely even the surface. Way better than staying in the hood because you’re afraid of mortgages.
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  739.  @godofthisshit  You’re inflection is on a different topic altogether. You’re basing your argument on individualism, not the neighborhood itself. In short, how would keeping your neighborhood the same helped it progress. See my point?
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  740. Someone is getting fired...
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  741. You better get good really quick. Every good degree that has a high chance of leading to a high paying job require Calculus II or higher.
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  742.  @luislaurencio  Thanks. Odd he'd say that in Spanish though.
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  743.  @rpmcmurphy214  The guy who invented peanut butter?
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  744.  @Notpublic4719  It’s a nice culture. But the person at my DMV should be able to communicate with me without Google translate.
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  745. The sad truth is, most if not all of the people who abused him never were punished. Notice how none of them were named, except the caregiver who didn't abuse him. Even at best, it's likely justice was severed. Understandably, as it'd be hard to prosecute someone from years ago you probably can't trace back to name and face directly. It'd be heresay (your word against theirs). It's part of the sad reality we live in. But when justice fails revenge follows closely. I hope he found it.
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  746. Simple. Remove the parents from the equation. They’re the primary source of his mental limitation. Have him adopted by parents with a proven track record. Problem solved.
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  747. “Wear a mask” Me: Give me back my job.
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  748. I like this. I think I'm going to lie flat.
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  749. California - The place were you suffer the most, and gain the least benefits.
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  750.  @Chance57  Lol true.
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  751. November 2022 - Middle Management is unnecessary. September 2023 - Middle Management is good.
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  752. You realize the main reason a trans person unalives themselves is because of bigotry from people like you right?
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  753. This is very telling of our future. We’re not safe. I don’t even know if anyone is.
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  754. The change here is the big businesses are leaving. It's like how the big automotive industries left Detroit. California, namely Southern California depends A LOT on their high paying tech jobs to draw off-shoot industries like cars, toys, etc. A lot of startups that make it move to California to be closer to similar brands. But if their not in California this leaves a trickle down effect where all that revenue is now out of state. What really kills it is California heavily relies on taxes for it's social problems like the homeless thing, something that has already shown to been far out of control for a while now. So a direct hit like that will prove catastrophic very quickly. Over the next 2-3 years California will be suffering some major issues like no other, we're barely scratching the surface.
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  755. 0:34 "Socks".
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  756. Agreed. These guys are just afraid to admit they came from the time where getting a degree in anything worked. Nowadays you better go STEM or have connections, otherwise odds are against yu and you'll likely end up on a bad career path, working fast-food, if not unemployed entirely.
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  757. "It can improve writing and critical thinking". You learn all that in STEM too. And we come out with a 60k+ job at the end as well. Compared to liberal arts which for the average person is a hard gamble with, with the odds stacked against you. And even if you don't lose your winning bet is about 30k a year on average.
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  758. Well, it depends where you live. My rent is only about $700, where as a couple blocks away is $900. And I don't live in a bad neighborhood or anything. Then again with more money means Landlords can charge more, so it ranges wildly. But this also means buying homes become a lot more possible. Instead of you having to make a middle class income (or inheritance) to get a home you can simply work roughly a 25k job and be able to afford a solid house.
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  759. He remodeled their kitchen and cleared it of mold. A $10,000+ job...for free. Dwight is a gem.
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  760. The reason why the job market is suffering is because there’s not enough good jobs. A job is pointless if it doesn’t pay enough money. Why would a overqualified person work a shitty job with shitty pay?
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  761. They're both fairly cute for girls missing bones, especially the first one. I hope they can get a surgeon to help in the future.
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  762. I'm more impressed how steasy the wheel is.
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  763. Hell no. It's one of those degrees that oddly enough are saturated. If you can land the job, you're set. But if you can't you're royally ****ed. And landing that job against tons of others is very difficult; few spots, many applicants.
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  764.  @samneubauer3625  My instinct tells me it's still very risky. But like all things do your research. Ask recent graduates how easy it was to get a job, pay, etc. Reddit is a good place to start. If it seems saturated or few hires those are some red flags to consider.
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  765. A simple logic is this: If the degree is interesting, popular, and a lot of people take it... don't take it. The more people who have a degree the less valuable that degree becomes. It's simple economics.
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  766. Lesson of the video: Shape your reality, don't let it shape you.
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  767. Yeah, not everyone has the discipline to self teach themselves. If they did then you'd see a LOT more people doing it right out of high school for a chance at that sweet 100k+ job at Google.
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  768. I’m genuinely attracted to people who worship me. Seriously, like girls who give me tons of attention. I’m extremely insecure oddly enough.
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  769. Reads the title: HELL F**** YEAH! So hardcore! I'd pay to see this.
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  770. I accept this. Let them cook.
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  771. I left NYC years ago. Now I save a ton of money and live in a far better city. I feel bad are stuck there, suffering so bad everything a pandemic happens.
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  772. @The Algorithm It's a great degree, but I feel it's skillset in getting generalized. Like everyone knows what an Accountant does, but not really what an economist do. So they're getting lumped with other business degrees in some areas. It's why it's so hard to get that first well-paying job right after graduation. Personally, I'd far more recommend Accounting. You do that and get CPA certified (which the degree prepares you for) and you are at the to of the food chain business degree wise. Not that Economy is bad. More so it appears like either time or saturation is catching up with it. Making that entry level job more a hit or miss. I hear some can take up to a year to get that entry level economics related career.
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  773.  @loganist8500  Sorry for the late reply. The first 2-3 years of college is mostly gen eds and electives. Literally 60-75% of every major is the same basic padded filler (history, 2 sciences, some maths, a bunch of electives, etc). So no worries, you can easily switch. Senior year (or last 30-36 credits) is where you'll backtrack a bit. As those last few are core classes (the actual classes related to the degree). Finance is only good if you go to an Ivy League school with connections. The average student with a Finance degree won't have a well paying job post graduate. It's one of those trap general bussiness degrees like business management. Stay away from it. Accounting is far better. It is a degree-to-job, meaning what you learn is what you will actually be applying in your job. You'll have a high paying job right out of college too. Best part is, it prepares you for the CPA if you persue it. It's a little test that if you pass, well...lets just say those that do typically make $100k+ working for one of the big 4 financial firms. As for classes. Like all degrees that lead into high paying jobs, it's going to be hard. But trust me, you'll thank yourself later. It's the difference between doing the auditng at Starbucks for $65k starting salary, and doing the cashier at starbucks for $31k.
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  774.  @drfate6977  Because Accounting is the only one left that isn't too saturated and has decent chance of landing a well-paying job after graduation. All other the business degrees are saturated or too general with no direct job related skills. They became like liberal art degrees. Economics is the only exception, but as I said it's a sinking ship. It's very dicey to get a solid job with it, at least early on. Accounting is the last one on the bussiness side for this reason. It's the last one that is S tier so to speak; high paying job with easy employment right after graduation. Again, I can't reccomend Shane Hammus enough. This guy saved mr from myself. He ranks the degrees and explains why they're good, bad, etc.
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  775.  @ciprianghenghea7779  Yes. If it was easy, then everyone would do it. And if everyone did it, it would be saturated; and thus, not valuable. Accounting is the toughest business degree, but it's the best.
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  776.  @foodliker6277  I never heard of it tbh. Maybe I don't understand the acronym. What is MiS?
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  777.  @foodliker6277  I'll have to look into it. I'm certain if it's pretty difficult and learns the general tech and math gen eds it's amazing. Thanks for the heads up.
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  778.  @foodliker6277  No worries you have plenty of time. The first 2.5 years of college are all the same gen eds (about 80 credits of gen eds and electives). You wont suffer diminishing returns till then, every credit will count. Only about 24-36 (8-12 classes) of your credits are directly related to your major, and you don't take most of those till your late junior year once you have the pre requisites out of the way. If it helps, a friend of mine did IT 15 years ago. He now works from home and makes about 120k as an IT manager. He started around 68k after college if I remember correctly. From what I know IT is still up there, about 50k more or less. Promotes quickly too like my bud, especially if you job hop like he did.
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  779.  @foodliker6277  I believe IT is mpre specialized and lines you up better for that career. When it comes to STEM related careers, it's harder to move into them from non STEM related practices. Overall, like I said I don't know much about MIT yet. So it might be interdisciplinary.
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  780.  @peepsy1528  My deepest apologies, I misunderstood. I'd guess to dodge YouTube copyrighting. I don't mind though, builds anticipation.
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  781.  @peepsy1528  My best guess is maybe YouTube striked him anyways, and he doesn't want to risk a third one. The copyright bug can be very inconsistent sometimes. (Thanks dude. I felt like a bit of a dick afterwards tbh. I'll do better not to be so pretentious in the future. I honestly feel better now. You're a pretty cool guy/ gal).
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  782. Reduces the pread of STDs, critically reduces prostitution, sex dolls are even cheaper to maintain than a brothel of live women, etc. The benefits of sex robot/ sex doll brothels are extremely astonishing.
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  783. Well the simple solution is to just invent anti-gravity viewing screens.
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  784. So update, curious how that working out?
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  785. This is why I don’t eat at places that try and do that “service Gee” or “forced gratituity” bullcrap. It creates a system where the poor are hurting the poor, and only the scumbag owners benefit.
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  786. It’s Latarian Milton all over again. Lol
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  787. Equal rights, equal fights.
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  788. Gotta give the guy credit, at least he was nice. I mean, a crime is a crime and all but nobody likes a dooshbag criminal. Just sayin.
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  789. I’m never having kids. I was raised in extreme poverty. I can barely afford to help myself now. I wouldn’t give a child such a painful future.
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  790.  @MrLachek  Which is where the logic comes in. It'll always be heavier or lighter in an even pile.
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  791.  @MrLachek  It's difficult to explain without saying the entire riddle (that and this was weeks ago for me so going from memory). But basically the coin is always uneven. So as you're splitting that's what you look for, unevenness. And it gives you your answer in the end. By the end you should have 1≠ (1 +1). From there it's quite obvious. The scale should be 1=1 showing the remainder as the faulty coin or 1≠ 1 showing the coin showing the one just included into the equation is faulty.
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  792.  @MrLachek  It doesn't matter, they're uneven. Just divide and repeat.
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  793.  @MrLachek  Good. Now you the other 6 are uneven. Now use the same principle with the uneven pile.
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  794.  @MrLachek  Yup. Now repeat the split for the uneven pile of 6 coins.
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  795.  @MrLachek  I like this, even better. I love hard puzzles with multiple solutions like this.
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  796. They’re both flawed. The answer is and always has been might is right. The average law only matters if you’re poor.
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  797. Fun drinking game: Take a sip every time he says “Walmart.”
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  798. How is the Tails Doll from Sonic R not on this?!
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  799.  @jackprather3471  Like I said, everything is a religion if you pray hard enough.
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  800. A quote a rich friend told me “fines are for poor people.” In short, when you’re so rich you can break the law or decide other people’s lives, how wouldn’t you feel like a god?
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  801. The second part confused me, as I thought they weren't allowed to say their preference anymore.
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  802.  @yettispaghetti6784  Really? I hope not. I felt quite genuis lol. Can you timestamp it for me? I don't remember it saying that in the riddle.
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  803. Imagine wanting to die but being told no, you’re now a lab experiment.
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  804. Same lol
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  805. I’m just happy toward the end he acknowledges trans men too.
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  806. I just graduated a month ago with a Criminal Justice degree. I still don't have a job, not any that pays more than $32,000 a year anyway.
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  807.  @pranavpillai7778  I completely agree.
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  808. Won the race? Psh, I was just smart enough to wait in the left nut. Always bet on the left nut.
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  809. It attracts the upper classband lowrr class. Upper class because it doesn't effect them as much and lower class because it can only benefit them. The middle class suffers the most because the barriers for growth and the expedient potential loss.
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  810. California is on it's way to collapsing like Detroit did. The place is amazing for the rich but it's platform is weak. Basically it's like trying to build a pyramid with a weak base. So when the base started to shake from a rocky economic struggle like the pandemic, the top shook harder. It's why the first people to leave were the upper class, followed quickly by the middle class who own homes they could sell for literally an average of half a million dollars. This is not even mentioning the economic crash of 2008, so all those weakened structures just opened back up. Add this to tech (which ironically California attributed to) makes it that you don't need to live in California to get the "California" lifestyle. So you get people leaving. Add that the state is overcrowded and it's a sinking ship getting gradually worst, with well rumored bad policies that hurt everyone but the extremely rich or the homeless, it has very little reason to live there. Not that California doesn't have its positives, but like the video said California is following the same problems Detroit started and VERY fast. And I don't about you, but I wouldn't want to get trapped there like the people who didn't flee decades ago ended up happening, now with their grandkids living in one of Americas guilty scars.
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  811.  @eligoldman9200  I hear it's not as bad but still very bad, at least not in the realm of coming back imo.
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  812. I missed your channel. I love the new improvements. Keep it up.
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  813. First few seconds of video: NOBODY WATCHES TV
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  814. Hail Satan! The Christians bigotry and hypocrisy will be torn down.
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  815. I sold my car years ago. I find I don’t drive anymore, especially when I worked remote. I saved hundreds of dollars by doing this.
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  816.  @enovationsgr  I am. I’m literally homeless.
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  817. Lol they just skipped right past New Mexico.
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  818. I just refuse to go work for jobs that pay less than $15. I was in the military and have a degree, why should I continue working for scraps?
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  819. When poverty rises, crime rises. Why is nobody addressing the real issue?
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  820. Yeah, your girlfriend actually wears a lot of makeup. Not even I wear that much lol.
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  821. Who counted how many stabs it was?
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  822.  @hiltonlive32grnrngr Think about that though. Why count and memorize each individual stab? Not to mention 120 stabs is like roughly 2 minutes of straight poking. It just sounds waaaaay too impossible.
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  823.  @hiltonlive32grnrngr  I really don't think "120 stabs" is that high on a family's priority list. Medically and logically it is just impossible, unless people in public watched some dude stab a corpse an extra 195 for 10 minutes. My main reason why I find this heavily exaggerated is she likely died long before the 200th stab. Unless the stabs were extremely shallow, in which case she'd very likely escaped, which she didn't. But at the same time it doesn't say " her corpse was mutilated for several minutes in the car on the street". So legally it's inaccurate too. It all seems like media over-exaggeration.
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  824.  @hiltonlive32grnrngr  Ok 120. Still a ridiculously exaggerated number with no logical explanation of how it's possible. Thanks though, I'll edit my last comment and fix it to say 120
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  825. You don’t test a weapon you never intend to use. War is coming for us.
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  826. Before watching the video: Hell no. After the video: Hahahaha! No.
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  827.  @pranavpillai7778  No they are not. Ask any Starbucks employee and they'll tell you.
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  828.  @pranavpillai7778  Dude, you don't have to take my word for it. Just ask some recent Liberal Arts graduates. Ask them what their starting salary is right after graduation.
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  829.  @pranavpillai7778  Dude, liberal arts degrees are crap. The job market for them is extremely saturated and the starting salary is very low. Your feelings can't change that.
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  830.  @pranavpillai7778  I can easily say the same for you, especially since my advice has far less margin of error as you already proven.
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  831.  @pranavpillai7778  Did you really need 4 separate comments? Look, I'm not going to argue with you. Like Shane said, they're just facts. No amount of arguing with me is going to change that.
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  832.  @pranavpillai7778  Oh, I agree it's definitely possible, just a lot harder. For a poor kid going to college, graduating with a degree that has a high chance of getting them into the middle class is crucial. My gripe isn't so much with the degree but how colleges market it. Still under the "follow your heart and the money will follow" mindset. Then students graduate and are 50k in debt, barely making more, with a degree they don't even use. You go to college hoping to break the cycle of poverty, only to graduate right back into it and in debt. They never tell the students how saturated their degree is, or the average starting salary for people like them. It's criminal.
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  833.  @pranavpillai7778  Yeah, I certainly agree. Just unfortunately most of the time it doesn't. Which is why I don't recommend it for the average student, to reduce those odds.
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  834.  @pranavpillai7778  I don't understand what you meant by socio-economic background.
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  835.  @pranavpillai7778  Cool. I came from lower class myself. I recently graduated a few months so still lower class. I discovered Shane a bit too late lol.
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  836.  @pranavpillai7778  Oh, major lucky dude. I had mine paid by the military thankfully. I'm mad I didn't get a better degree, but at least I didn't bury myself it too much debt doing it. Yes, I reccomend people who are taking college to aim toward degreed with a higher starting salary. It's namely because for a poor person escaping poverty is much more important. It's what inspires a lot of lower class people to do college. Not saying your socio-economic status should dictate your degree. Just someone coming from a dirt poor background is probably going to want to invest their college loans in the safest option. For a lot of people like that it's they're only chance to even experience such a thing as middle class lifestyle.
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  837.  @pranavpillai7778  I actually wasn't able to get a student loan, so can't go back to school. I'm too poor so with no cosigner...yeah. I honestly don't know what to do anymore. It's very depressing honestly.
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  838.  @pranavpillai7778  I'm sorry you feel that way. I don't agree, I felt I provided great reflection on your analysis and reached a good middleground; but I'll certainly keep this in mind in the future. Thank dude.
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  839.  @pranavpillai7778  I EASed a few years ago. I used my GI Bill to pay for my education over the last 3 years or so.
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  840.  @pranavpillai7778  Yeah, thankfully I'm very passionate about it. It's what keeps me going. I have about 1-2 months left till I'm out of money. So hopefully something sticks by then.
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  841.  @pranavpillai7778  I tried learning on my own, it ended terribly. I'll be the first to admit I'm not displined enough to self teach myself to code.
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  842.  @pranavpillai7778  I didn't bother with any minors, they're useless. Tyere weren't any paid internships for my degree.
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  843.  @pranavpillai7778  True. Just surprised. It's been 5 months and still can't get anything better than scraps. But I'll remain vigilant. I'm one of those guys were things tend to workout. Just hate that I gotta stress about it first lol.
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  844.  @pranavpillai7778  Maybe. But by time I considered it the pandemic happened, then I graduated, so that door was shut before I touched the knob. I know for certain during 2020 and most of 2021 my school pulled all internships (those in the middle of them still got credit).
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  845.  @pranavpillai7778  Indeed. Thanks. I feel a little better now.
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  846. Sounds like they're just Escorts. Nothing wrong with that, just it sound the same.
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  847. I wouldn't say powerful, more like just iconic. They completely missed old staples like Breaker the Magical Warrior and Black Luster Soldier - Envoy of the Beginning
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  848. I was expecting a brunette with lighter skin, with a ponytail at about age 30.
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  849. The President now has Covid-19. So you're either panicking or you don't care because you know this virus was overhyped.
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  850. I swear I heard that bit before.
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  851.  @annawimpey5307  I don't even know 7 taco places.
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  852.  @jackieveal  You are very welcome
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  853.  @goddessateeba6158  You're very welcome. Glad I could help.
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  854.  @jennypotts2008  You're very welcome.
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  855.  @ayanaclark8891  Thanks, I appreciate it.
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  856.  @SL-up5qh  I have no idea.
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  857.  @larrybarnett5799  Anytime.
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  858. Two questions: How and why?
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  859. And this is why I never fly coach.
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  860. Basically the labor crisis was a social bubble waiting to pop. Not even I want to work now because the $$$ is WAY too low labor.
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  861. I mean, we could just refuse to fight wars and such until our leaders either pay us better or do a duel themselves. Just a thought...
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  862. 5 Years Marine Corp. A degree. And I’m homeless. Education means nothing if you don’t have connections.
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  863. I left New York years ago. I feel bad for my family who is trapped there, they say it feels like hell. So expensive yet nothing is worth it.
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  864. If you're doing a STEM it won't be just two years. Those Gen eds will eat away at your time.
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  865. Isn't this racist. How can people rationalize this?!
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  866. The criminal justice system. Justice is truly blind.
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  867. Imagine sending your kid to a Karate class to fight if sex offenders and the teacher is a pedophile. She got a slap on the wrist. If this was a male teacher there’d be prison on the line. I swear the law is extremely sexist.
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  868. Plot Twist: This video was actually written using AI.
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  869. Most college degrees are terrible. Guidance counselors will lie by omitting the truth about this. So you have millions paying money for a degree that leaves them still in poverty.
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  870. 12:07 That last part is extremely true. I’m leaving Florida because its politics has gone extremist. It doesn’t feel like the United States here anymore.
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  871. Still a huge waste of money
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  872. California is going to be the next Detroit. It's already there crime wise (if not worst in some areas). But soon they'll be there economically. And once you crash that hare, you never recover. Get out while you can.
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  873.  @joeyGalileoHotto  But that's all speculation. My college parties a lot and we haven't seen "Covid" getting anyone sick. Heck, there was a party a couple weeks ago, everybody is still fine.
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  874.  @joeyGalileoHotto  Seems very overhyped to me. But that's more a Covid opinion than a California one. Either way California doesn't sound like the place to be right now.
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  875. I heard someone in the Infographic show was part of a gang.
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  876. 1. You raised us. 2. College is overpriced. You're not worth my respect when my tuition going here is more than some people make in a year. 3. You're selling worthless degrees for thousands of dolalrs. 4. 2 years of these overpriced classes are useless gen eds you force us to take. 5. You're the ones who are literally profiting off us, we're the consumers. And we're still getting ripped off. You have no room to complain.
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  877. And she'll never see combat, I guarantee that more than liking a new suit from Men's Warehouse.
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  878. I enjoy hot and humid weather so anywhere South is generally good for me.
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  879. Still funny as heck.
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  880. @Kazura Productions Thank you, you’re amazing
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  881. I found a way to make it a 50% chance if success. Have them order each other. First one searches boxes 1-50, the next 2-51, the next 3-52, etc. it has a 50% chance of working.
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  882. My college advisor deceived me into believing my degree would net me a decent 40K+ job. It didn’t. The college made a poor investment. Thus, my debt should be forgiven for their deceit.
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  883. So basically it's vaping?
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  884. Summary: Money. Poverty literally kills you.
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  885. I simply don't like monogamous relationships. I like to sleep around. Love is fine, but not if it'll costs me my freedom. So I stay single and get to have fun with whoever I want, when I want. Win-win!
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  886. Honestly, I just like sex. I like dating, but I don’t want to manipulate someone just for sex too.
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  887. I knew it had something to dp with prime numbers, but the whole square root thing tripped me up lol.
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  888. He likely got fired. Failing studentst looks poorly on colleges.
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  889. Just legalize prostitution. It isn't paying for sex that is bad, it's the fact the sex is underground that is bad. Sex Workers like any job has it's issues, problem is they don't have OSHA or a Union there to support better working conditions. This is what forces them into arms of pimps and such in the first place. No girl wants to be pimped, they just want the right to work independently, and know they can call on the police if they need help.
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  890.  @deadcool3227  Oh yeah, Terry is the bear, right?
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  891.  @willylao5430  NASA?
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  892. Billionaires. When you can't win fair in your own rules. Money it.
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  893. If you go to college DON’t get a Liberal Arts or Business degree. The average poor person won’t “luck” into a good job. Get a guaranteed high paying career with minimal competition. - Computer Science - Most Engineering - Accounting (with CPA) - STEM into Medicine - Physics Liberal art degrees are saturated, and thus not valuable. Business degrees are only useful in Ivy League schools due to connections, and even then it’s a gamble. Go for the hard degrees. Get degrees you hear about from that nerdy guy in movies; those genius degree holders. Get something so when you get out of college you know you won’t be poor.
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  894. Infographics: No president has been impeached. Also Infographics: Both Bill Clinton and Andrew Jackson has been impeached.
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  895. Point is: Good and evil doesn't matter. What simply matters if you can and wsnt to do it. If nobody can stop you, then morality doesn't matter.
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  896. Technology is always advancing doesn't matter. You can't stop technology.Good or bad, doesn't matter. There will always be someone, somewhere, doing something. And there will always be someone who wants it. This is why I don't mind technology. Because all technology is inevitable. It's not if, but when.
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  897. November 2022 - Middle Management is unnecessary. September 2023 - Middle Management is good.
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  898. Let's be honest, once love robots are created we're all buying one.
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  899.  @ShaneHummus  No sweat, I'm a big fan. It's guys like you, Dave Ramsey, and Aaron Carey that kept me from choosing a bad degree. Graduating soon with a degree in Computer Science with great jobs already lined up. You guys saved my life (previously a Criminal Justice major). I high schools taught what you guys do. You're like the holy trinity of how to enter young adulthood. Not all heroes wear capes, right?
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  900.  @pranavpillai7778  I do, greatly. It’s a useless degree. Made me homeless.
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  901.  @pranavpillai7778  I was but ran out of money to get a second degree. I run my own home management company so it isn’t a complete wash. Still hell but looking better.
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  902.  @pranavpillai7778  Nope. Still homeless. Just doing a lot better. Trying to salvage my degree is what got me into this situation. It was only by not salvaging my degree was I able to start back up again.
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  903.  @pranavpillai7778  My degree didn’t get me a high enough paying job. Landlords want you to make 3X the rent, at least where I’m at. So even with cheap rent I can’t make $3000+ a month. So once I ran out of money after graduation, I became homeless, and about 8k in debt.
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  904.  @pranavpillai7778  It was And currently is security. Pays $18 hr (average is $15). So though I’m making more than anyone I know, I still can’t afford a place to live. Not with the whole “triple the rent “ thing anyways.
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  905.  @pranavpillai7778  Pretty much. It’s a useless degree.
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  906.  @pranavpillai7778  Because I’m currently running an LLC and creating a website, while working another job. Simply not enough time in the day dude. Not to mention the homelessness.
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  907.  @pranavpillai7778  It’s not done yet. But it’s called Chadcrown. com
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  908. Oh wow, another bigot using bullying tactics and incorrect information to force their hate. Why are you even here? You just want to troll don’t you?
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  909. People need to be paid a livable wage. So either way a raise is needed or basic needs need to become affordable.
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  910. I’m a veteran who just escaped homelessness a month ago. It’s not mental illnesses or addiction, it’s that most of our military jobs translate extremely poorly to civilian life. I was an Accountant for 5 years in the Marine Corp and know more about accounting than some people in the field, but no CPA means shit.
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  911. Its actually both cheaper and more entertaining.
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  912. Why not regulate income. Make jobs give quarterly raises to employees.
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  913. If you noticed 7 of the top 10 were in the East Coast. The worst were in the bible belt.
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  914. From what my inlaws tell me (who recently hit upper middle class), is that it's because of the tax to the poor, as well as less benefits compared to the poor. Basically, a lower class person with government aid can live the same life as a middle class person. Meaning for the middle class to actually be "middle class" they need to make an excess of money to compensate; otherwise, there's less incentive to be middle class. Add this with less benefits and higher taxes and you run into a catch 22. Only way out is to be upper class or at least upper-middle class. Leaving a big gap in the lower middle class and middle middle class area, which is nearly $100,000 in income difference, not to mention assets, capital, etc. As a soon to be collge graduate this worries me. My in-laws say I'll be middle class too, which is nice. But by the looks of it my wages won't increase over time as I get older, leaving me middle middle class at best and possibly slipping into lower class at worst as I age. If anything I wont get a pension or retirement. So now I have to work harder to be upper class so the possible downfall won't spoil future capital. It's outrageous.
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  915. 0:47 I would've made a U-turn thinking they were attempting grand theft auto.
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  916. "Inherited wealth is handicapped happiness". Me: I rather kiss the sun and say I experienced it, than be like everyone else and never know how warm it could get.
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  917. Lesson of the story: If its a overcrowded city, don't move there.
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  918. Bathrooms being super full of germs, even in the soap. People wearing mask as if they're protect them from it. Seems legit...
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  919. Escaped NYC years ago. Good luck to you poor fools who stay.
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  920. Vanilla Captain Falcon was OP as heck
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  921. Actually, by this rate it'll be ready in 6 years and commonplace by 15 years. In 50 years we'd likely be the robots ourselves.
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  922. For tech the golden rule is to replace an item every 5 years. This works for everything. My phone is 6 years old.
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  923. Why not just run across the bridge carrying each person on your back while you hold the lantern? That was my solution anyways.
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  924. I was the most popular guy in my high school, literally I was voted the most popular in the year book. I just climbed the popularity latter. I was super fat and poor. I think I got lucky to be honest. I was a jock, not a good one but definitely a favorite on any team I played in; in fact, I was begged quite a few times to join some. Then it was some of the random stuff like the girls I rejected, friends I pretended to like, etc. I was bullied and extremely unpopular in elementary and middle school though, so perhaps I just learned from my past and used it to completely change myself. Doesn't work for everybody but like I said I got lucky. I'm doing very well in life too, a Marine and soon to be father again, so yeah... I was popular in high school and still doing great in life. So much for statistics lol. It pays to be a winner kids.
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  925.  @drfate6977  I think YouTube deleted it. Not sure why, I'll repost and edit it.
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  926.  @pranavpillai7778  He makes $48k now.
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  927.  @pranavpillai7778  Yup.
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  928. You forgot some other popular ones: r/TIFU r/Incel r/niceguys r/nicegirls
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  929. I feel bad for Ouchi. Imagine wanting to telling the doctors how much your suffering, but they just look at you, smile, and say "no, you're our experiment". That's freaking torture! Those doctors should be imprisoned.
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  930. I did military 5 years, 4 year bachelor's degree, and no drugs or alcohol and I still can't find a job that pays me enough to afford rent.
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  931. The paradox is quite simple really. If you have an infinite hotel with full rooms, simply give anyone any room. See the problem with this paradox is it crosses dimensions. In math we see that room number is set but the rooms are not. It's like trying to fill air with an infinite amount of space, in a full tank. The tank will always be full but that doesn't mean you can't add to it. Best way I can describe it is like an idea. The mind is not made by what you know but rather what you don't. There is no limit because the limit is unknown there it is limitless however it is always full because what you currently know is what you know but it is always able to know more than it already does. Thus, the mind knows everything that's presented. It's not so much as a concept of relativity but rather irrelitivity. Think the opposite of time, something standing still but always in motion, only when it is not observed does it move. Because when it is not observed it is not relative. In turn, the hotel paradox is not something you can solve with math. It's not a fixed set to begin with. To solve it you simply have to disassociate the paradox with numbers a bit. You must know that infinite runs in two directions. It is what is, ever was, and ever will be, it does not have a beginning or an end, it just is. To acknowledge this think of the law of matter, it can neither be created or destroyed. Matter only changes it's form but it's form cannot change without being acted upon. In the end it is always matter,the same but different. It is everything and nothing. It changes not necessarily based on time but in the actions against it that make time what it is. A ice cube does not melt over 10 minutes because it is hot but rather the matter around it causing change to another matter. When observed compared to other objects it seems that over time change occurred but rather changes occurring causes time because time is something created to measure change. This is what infinity is, everything.
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  932. There is no justice. Sometimes the bad guy wins, and you have to accept that. The only real truth is power. Because power has no morality. Power decides morality. Justice without power is nothing, as you can't enforce justice without power.
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  933. The guy is in a self driving car. Stop hating.
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  934. How to be rich: Understand money has no value and "richness" relies in power, influence, and control. Money is just an extension of possibility, not accountability.
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  935.  @WhiteRaven696  Well, Quagmire is a pervert, but he's not a raepist. At least, not in the way Meg is. I mean, guy has a crush on Lois but you don't see him kidnapping her demand she call him "husband".
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  936.  @SARISS80  I didn't unfortunately. I didn't think much of it till years later, when I learned what a pedophile and grooming were.
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  937. Control is power. Power to control. To control others as well as yourself. It doesn't matter what is real, fake, etc. All that matters is if you have the power to shape the world into your world.
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  938. Give it till 2019. She'll be a brothel of her own. By 2020, married and sueing the original.
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  939. Surprised the scene where the guy is holding the door and his teammates look down into the reactor didn't make it. Not to mention that Firefighter scene.
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  940.  @AquaticBlaze  Peter did too when he had a tooth ache so…meh. You don’t have to be perfect to be a good role model.
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  941.  @---oq5kb  Meh. At least one is making an attempt.
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  942.  @ChouRaiyuki  Meh, he owns it. He’s not father material…well, unless his kids find him.
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  943. Or, maybe just blade the drivers. Not the actual scooter.
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  944. The biggest trick is you gdt to keep the gems from lost auctions. So if lose an bid no worries, you'll still have more gems than the other guy.
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  945. I strongly disagree. Your entire video actually made far better points that we should pay for only fans. Yes, you are denied the skills needed in life; however, in this life money is worth much more. Money can buy anything from relationships to getting out of jail. It is he all equalizer factor. With that, it only makes sense it should be used to get emotional sustainment.Again, is it morally best? No. But this is a situation were morals don't matter. It's bussiness.Nothing more. Nothing less.
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  946. I my this job because I’m homeless. I been working for 7 months and I’m still homeless. Why work if my life doesn’t improve either way?
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  947. Yeah, the only thing proven to work best was quarantine. We have something here at our Waterpark called Screeners. Where if you were sick in the last two week or near someone who was sick in the last two weeks you're not allowed to enter. And if they see you even flem cough or act sick at all you're immediately kicked out, no refund. It's been open 2 months now and no Covid-19 spikes at all, in fact it's been going down in my area. Some other entertainment places, stores, and restaurants been doing the same. Basically exercising social distancing and quarantine, along with keeping hand sanitizer within modest reach, All mask free too. It honestly feels nice to have things going back to normal.
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  948. Just wait till 2030.
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  949. You did more than the average person so far. You're already ahead of the curb, keep it up.
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  950. The way he holds his composure the whole time, delvers the line, and walks off screen completely nonchalant. This guy really should consider getting into film.
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  951. How in the hell of it did Sakura make this list, let alone top 5?!
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  952. Or you could just stay 6 feet away from people like social distancing recommends. You don't need a mask to stay away from people.
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  953. Calling it now West Virginia is on this list. Called it 8:54
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  954. Not worth it imo. Teachers get about 30k starting out. Go STEM and get out with a 60k+ job, then if all else fails you can use that STEM degree to teach anyways. win-win.
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  955. Lies. It's all lies. I'm fairly certain the worst is over and we're either all fairly immune or dead.
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  956.  @ayushisihorkar9800  And there will always be a saturation of people with "Fine Art" degrees. So either way, no demand, thus no jobs.
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  957. Lesson of the video - Always remember: the less wealthy you are the more expendable you are.
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  958.  @devineolubakin3870  Then enjoy being like everybody else, and praying you somehow get lucky and don't end up unemployed or working for less than 30k out of college. Dude, I hate math too. But I rather fail at being STEM than take a liberal arts degree and settle for mediocrity at best and unemployed at worst.
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  959. For what repentance can come from a screaming man, worshipped as a god.
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  960. That's great and all but it doesn't lead to good job prospects. It is a terrible major and as a "study" it isn't a good investment in time from a financial point of view. You're correct in all the positives English gives a scholar but none of those positives on average help someone land a good job. I know people who are terrible writers but they can type up a algorithm in Python faster than it took for you to type that entire paragraph. Again, not slamming English, just saying it's a terrible investment. Heck Shane even gave the stats in the video and explained this thoroughly.
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  961. Your ignorance speaks for itself. Did you even see the statistics. The number of people who detransition is 0.6%. If you’re going to be a bigot, at least be accurate.
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  962. 1:16 Says you don't have time to draw it out. 1:53 Proceeds to draw it out.
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  963. Great job dude. I'm proud of you. By uniting together we can overcome prejudice and make the world a better place.
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  964. What sucks is the G.I. Bill doesn't cover enough. The original concept behind th eGI bill was full-time college without the need of a job or further aid. But now even with the G.I. Bill I need loans and such to get by. This is because recently they took paid room and board out of the G.I. Bill. So no more on campus living, which means you have to buy a place out in town. Which is money out of the G.I. bill. But most renters don't rent to you if you don't have a job, because the G.I. Bill is non taxable income, so they can't count it for your credit. Meaning you have to get a job anyway, just so you can rent a place. So now you have a job you don't need in a place outside your campus. Bonus crap points if you now need a car because you couldn't find a place close enough to the college. Not saying that the G.I. bill is bad, just the fact they removed the paid Room and Board from it is astonishing. We decided to stay near her parents who was in a town near the college I was accepted to. I was planning on having my wife and daughter live at home with her parents while I was on campus a hour away. I'd visit on the weekends and use the time at school to focus on studies. This would've saved us on rent cost, babysitting cost, etc. Instead we had to find a place near campus, which is cramped and a bit overpriced. My wife had to quit her job to watch the kids because it was cheaper than babysitting cost. And now I'll be roughly $20,000 in student debt due to all the extra expenses that came with it over the years. Edit: If it's any revenge I switched my college from a community college to an expensive as hell university. So the government now has to pay more for not giving me a bit extra for that Room and Board.
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  965. Virginia, namely Norfolk. It’s boring, like a city that’s watered down. Great place for a family, terrible if you’re single. I moved to Miami Florida. I love it! It’s not perfect (by far), but it’s never boring, you always feel like you’re in a party.
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  966. You don't need a English degree to be a publisher or editor. Even then lets' be honest, your chances of becoming a publisher or editor with an English degree is extremely slim. You'll likely end up like most other English major graduates scrambling for scraps after graduation.
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  967.  @aarondoy6806   That is very terrible logic. Yes, anyone can be a writer, but not everyone is a well-paid writer. That entire field is heavily saturated. Getting a degree English is actually worst. It is far better to be a Physicist writing a book on Nuclear Physics and selling it, than being an English major writing his opinion on about it. Yes, everything on the internet was written by someone. But just because it was written on the internet doesn't mean someone is a writer, let alone a paid writer. I just typed about 400 words just to explain this to you and didn't make a cent from it. If you want to get paid to "write" something the best option is to become a specialist in that field. For example, the police and armed forces have editors they hire from within. Go through police academy, do some field work, then spend time doing filing and editing police reports. You can do similar joing the military too, my MOS was just crunching and editing reports, and I was paid very well to do it.
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  968. Want to work in concrete way to become rich and be creative? Engineering. Want to work in a risky way to become rich, decent, or poor? Sales Want to become rich but love people? Nurse Want to work with your mind and body on other people's mind and body? Doctor Want to become well-off but hate people? Accounting Want to become rich and design for the future? Computer Science Want to be well-off but feel like you're poor? Teaching Want to do keep it simple and work with your hands? Trades Want to be overworked but still decent and maybe will be rich? Lawyer Want to work in a "white-collar" job in a corporation's shadow? Office Clerk Want to be a modern cowboy, in a "blue-collar" job but not work with your hands? Truck Driver Want to be poor, love people, hate people, work with your hands, and still be a "white-collar" job? Cashier Want to do any of the above but actually retire doing it? Manager
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  969. OMFG you idiot! Doing that delays flights by a tleast 8 hours. !!!!!@!
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  970. We been in a recession for years now. I personally been homeless for over a year now.
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  971.  @mousetreehouse6833  Money among other things.
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  972.  @Mr.Goat123  Cocos Nuff said
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  973. I love snow but I hate the cold. So I moved. I rather deal with bugs than dress in laer severytime I want to go outside.
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  974.  @creditcard1500  At least it's warm in hell.
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  975.  @thedirtybubble9613  Why you say that?
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  976.  @thedirtybubble9613  Sounds like fun! 10 more days!
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  977.  @creditcard1500  Why you say that?
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  978.  @Graphics_Card  Paradise. Expensive but worth the tag price (unlike most of California and especially New York). I relate Miami to places like Hong Kong or Singapore.
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  979. “I wanted you to try, then I could shoot you down, and feel sexua1ly desirable and morally superior.” Also girls: Why isn’t he getting my hints.
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  980. Meh, to each their own. I don't care for gated communities but I don't mind either way for people who are in them. There's pros and cons to that kind of lifestyle, and it's not any of my business who lives there.
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  981. Why not just scan the rock again? You can even use it with a control of real unobtainium. Also if Tricky Joe made a gun that can find such rare material, why wouldn't he just hire some miners or sell his invention? If anything, why don't you just buy the gun? No, I wouldn't make the trade, simply out of principle. I'd either buy the gun or do further test; anything less is idiotic.
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  982.  @marknewton6984  I’m actually leaving Florida now. Very transphobic laws and it’s getting worst.
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  983.  @marknewton6984  Florida is literally the worst state for transgender people (like no exaggeration, look it up). The state even passed a bill recently that makes it illegal to change your gender marker or name at a DMV, not to mention the charges you can get if you’re not “exhibiting your gender” stuff. Trust me, it’s not just the people, it’s mainly the laws. When bigotry happens, the horrible people suffer no repercussions. My social worker at the homeless shelter I was at last year tried to have me killed; and nothing happened to her from this. All this cost me my job too. I nearly took my life from all this discrimination causing me so much pain. I actually just left the mental hospital last month. I’m not saying I won’t receive discrimination in California. In fact, I have an extremely low opinion of California in general. But at least there I’ll actually have state laws that protect me. I cannot risks staying here. The laws alone literally make it illegal for me to even exist. So California will be my sanctuary. Plus more LGBT people who I can make friends with too!😁
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  984. This guy is Brian if he wasn't a loser.
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  985. The best solution is to become rich by any means necessary or not to seek wealth at all. Everything inbetween only leads to disappointed.
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  986.  @BiG-JuPO1O1  Most Economic graduates take at least a year till they land their first high paying job. So it's high risk, high reward. Personally, I rather go Accounting then, it's similar and far less risky.
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  987. I just traced the edges and worked my way in. First one I got right, yay!
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  988. 1 week is considered ludicrously fast? That’s okay at best, if anything a bit late. 1-3 days should be there time, tops.
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  989. You can almost hear the poor LCpl getting chewed out in the background for not soluting anyway. Even though it wasn't his fault.
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  990. Surprised Phineas and Ferb didn't win #1. That show was one of the few that rivaled and even surpassed Spongebob.
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  991. Agreed. He could've at least tossed it onto the side of the street or something.
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  992. Those first 10 seconds of the video....oh the irony.
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  993. Not so much a “skeptic”, more it doesn’t matter. We all die, whether in a hospital bed or in a school playground. Worry more about enjoying the life you have now instead of preparing for the next.
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  994. And how do I conquer loneliness when I’m overworked, underpaid, and always stressed because I’m overworked and underpaid.
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  995. Heck, even I like this guy. He has a passion for his work, I respect that. Too bad it wasn't good work, still impressive.
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  996. Don't start fights you can't finish.
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  997.  @sfrealestatedealmaker6001  It is far more lucrative than trying to “luck” into a job.
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  998.  @Bf26fge  Perhaps. Either way it’s a start. Don’t settle for shit wages.
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  999.  @emilyau8023  They’re not increasing pay to live at all. I literally lost my last job because I became homeless. And I was working 60 hours a week.
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  1000. You gotta be some kind of stupid to get shot by a dog.
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  1001. If this show taught me anything, is that we're all sexually charged people. And anyone who says otherwise is either a hypocrite or not normal.
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  1002. No keep it. It's effective for you, just make sure you're not kneeling over someone and breathing on them.
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  1003. She made a lot of good points even I didn't realize and I'm poor.
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  1004. @Badass Beaver If you have the solution then give it. Trust gentrification is the only way. If tyere were a better solution we'd be doing it.
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  1005. Michael Myers shouldn't be anywhere near this list. I'm even surprised The Pig made it.
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  1006. She was on meth. She was going to eat the baby.
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  1007. How a pandemic ends....with riots!
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  1008. I scored 10. A lot of the stuff towards the end related to scumbags or criminals. And I never committed a crime and I hate being a burden to others by mere existing within their personal space. I do lack empathy and can be radical though. Just everything I do I preder it to happen to myself and myself alone. Not because I care about others, just I feel other people tend to dilute the fun. Unfortunately, this is one of the reasons I hate working in teams. You get enough people together, and someone will disappoint you.
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  1009. Infographic Show: "Didn't take political science and become president ". That's the first lie I ever heard from this show.Political Science is next to art as worthless college degrees. If you want to go into politics go into law and specialize in business or property law and get a taste by getting involved in politics in your community. It'll snowball over years through references and connections. From there you land somewhere in the political bubble, or you shake hands with international businessmen who will back you if you run for office. From there it's a bit of luck and smart decisionsm. That's how you become president.
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  1010. @Badass Beaver All that stuff improves the neighborhood, driving up the worth of nearby homes. Which then raises rent and housing costs. It's how real estate values work. You know the phrase " location, location, location ". This is not even mentioning relative property taxes. You just described gentrification in a nutshell. All you'd do is create the exact problem you wish to solve with your solution. This proves no matter what gentrification is the answer. It's either that or the neighborhoods remains at risk of themselves. Trust if there was simpler solutions they'd had been done already.
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  1011.  @shaddythewiz3836  This is very true. I grew up in the hood most of my life as a young adult. Everything from bad schools, bad parents, and social pariah keeps you down. People there put value in being what wr called "hood rich". Getting section 8, new Tims, a rolex watch, etc. People there only have dreams, so they live of them and imitate the celebrities on TV. Needless to say I hated it. It's why I joined the military and left. That and my abusive mother. I wish my neighborhood would get gentrified. There's abandoned crack den buildings with graffiti on them, a lot of worn down buildings in a few places, and the crime all but runs the streets. And it's not like a "community" isn't trying. My grandmother has been part of one for decades. I remember when they fixed up a park from where she lives in the 2000s. The park was made gang territory in a couple weeks. More bad than good comes from efforts there by far. The only true cure for places like this is gentrification.
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  1012. @Badass Beaver Hmm... I might look into that. I enjoy a good debate.
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  1013.  @Nwkcurly  Good point. All I'm saying is you're too good to be living in the hood. I seen the hood hurt people like you. I don't want to see you become a target because you're doing well for yourself. Move out of the hood. You seem like a great guy. You deserve better.
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  1014. The answer isn’t to only have the wealthy pay their fair share, more taxes won’t pay your bills. It’s the ties wealth has to power. When someone is wealthy enough that they’re above the law, that is a problem.
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  1015. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
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  1016. Lesson of the story: When you don't fear death, nothing can hurt you. This man is ny hero.
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  1017. Hood schools are hardly schools. They're more like checkpoints in this era.
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  1018.  @benhagood9591  I just seen it. Poor Brian.
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  1019. Because NYC is not worth it. $2,400 just to play the "pandemic paranoia" dance. No thanks!
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  1020. He’s going to rich people prison btw.
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  1021. When the food buys itself. The food:
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  1022. I mean, does it taste good?
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  1023. Therapy would be great. Too bad I don’t have the time it money for it.
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  1024. Thanks dude
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  1025.  @patarp1350  Spunds like you're just limiting yourselfn and using pirating ro compensate. That's a lot of extra steps for mediocrity at best.
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  1026.  @patarp1350  I'm not sure if you're being sarcastic or not.
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  1027.  @patarp1350  Sounds like Europe is just less futuristic.
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  1028.  @patarp1350  Either way I don't watch nearly enough TV to justify having cable. I can see it maybe if you have tons of extra time to watch hours of TV, but for the average person streaming is far better.
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  1029.  @patarp1350  The average person doesn't watch nearly that much TV to justify cable. People who have it just use it for background noise.
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  1030.  @patarp1350  No they do not. Only people I see with cable are old people.
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  1031.  @patarp1350  So basically old people shows?
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  1032.  @patarp1350  Well, we can agree to disagree. I think what we can both agree on for certain, is it's wonderful to live in a time where we can choose.
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  1033. If I learned anything, is government best listens when the riots are violent. Just look at history.
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  1034. I embrace tye Koker's philosophy. Good and evil is subjective. Shape the world how want it to be, don't let it shape you.
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  1035.  @HaveRandomQuestions  And that's a good thing.
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  1036. To be fair, I once woke up to a spider crawling in my mouth.
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  1037.  @ARH662  It was overseas in South Korea so might been one of those "rare base" perks. I was in the Marine Corp, in Oki our barracks had a lady called "Mama-san" who dry cleaned and patched our uniforms for about $5. But aside from maids Air Force definitely had better food. I was stationed at a Air Force base for a momth and actually lost 6 lb, I didn't even work out and ate 4 times a day (they had a meal where they combined breakfast and dinner at midnight). They also had 4 different chow lines. My favorite was the one that served steak every night. You haven't lived till you had a omlet with steak 5 nights in a row. Also Airmen have field days but they're not nearly as strict. My friend told me they have field day once a year. Heard that about Army too. Either way it's way better. Wish our recruiters told us this stuff, then again if they did we probably wouldn't have joined their branch lol.
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  1038. There’s tons of jobs, but none of them pay any money. 🫥
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  1039.  @cara_rima  Honestly, you probably are. Especially in this economy, like seriously. You'll be lucky if you even break 30k starting salary, and that's the minimum. I hope you get lucky somehow. Or at least don't have any debts so you don't get dragged down.
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  1040.  @hafsamohamed3555  That's the point. If anyone could do STEM then it wouldn't be so valuable. It's why most non-STEM degrees are not because more people can do them. They're saturated.
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  1041.  @yuiop6611  Still at the end of the day you're paying $50,000+ on average for a glorified certificate of useless skills. All that time and money so you can start life in debt with skills you'll rarely if ever use.
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  1042.  @JenniferHales  No. Very few people actually hired for their academic skills with those degrees. Heavily saturated. Even for law, which you can do with a better degree anyway. At least with a better degree you'd have a decent backup plan. Also for law the school and connections mean WAY more. Students of Ivy League places start high at 72k+. Where as the average person from any general University starts at 38k. Only exception being if you graduate law school top 10% of your class, something like that.
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  1043.  @JenniferHales  As I said, not enough jobs available, especially for teaching. It's heavily saturated, and often not worth the time and money. Also that's pyramid scheme logic. Get a degree to teach that degree. So the only use of a history or philosophy degree is to repeatedly teach someone, thus the actual degree has no tangible use outside regurgitating information.
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  1044.  @JenniferHales  Yeah, the education system is more of a business here in the United States. Most people with a degree don't ever use it, unless it's STEM.
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  1045.  @yuiop6611  I never said they were. What are you talking about?
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  1046.  @Doritos-ik5eu  Agreed.
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  1047.  @Doritos-ik5eu  I agree. It's what I did (after some military). Started at 85k, life's been good. My friend who took Criminal Justice started roughly at 27k. Life is much more rough for him.
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  1048.  @Doritos-ik5eu  Econ is fine. It'll have you starting around where most lawyers start at (37k-45k), albeit with WAY less debt. Remember, a good rule of thumb: if it requires Calculus II, it is not saturated. Accounting is not saturated, especially if you're a certified CPA (see the math rule). Those guys make as much as engineers after all that. They start at about 50k, but escalate quickly similar to a software engineer. Capping at 100k+ im 5-10 years. Though it depends on which sector you go in, if you work for one of the Big 4 firms, etc.
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  1049.  @Doritos-ik5eu  I've been to several colleges and I never seen a curriculum in Accounting or Econ that doesn't require Calculus II. What college you go to? Because that's unheard of.
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  1050.  @Doritos-ik5eu  I like your college better though. 85% of everything I learned in college is filler I will never use. At least yours is quick. My college is here in Virginia. Not Ivy League. At least I don't think it is. Hard to tell not being able to go on campus. Government keeps kicking us out.
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  1051.  @Doritos-ik5eu  My college requires 3.5 years front to back on day degree, 4 if it's something with anything STEM. Gotta remember colleges are bussinesses first, schools second. They will keep you there as long as possible to drain as much m ok mey out if you as possible. Colleges will literally teach anything if they can maje money from it. They don't csre about you after you graduate. Degree is worthless? Not their problem. So they have every degree padded to heck. Delaying your career so they csn pad their wallets. And they have the American public thanking them for it. The American education system is a joke. It's why I say if you're doing college at all, do it on a degree that has a solid starting of 40k+. At least with that you can actually adfird to pay your student loans.
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  1052.  @Doritos-ik5eu  I agreed. When I was referencing degrees that start 40k+ I meant STEM, Accounting, and Econ. Liberal Arts and most business degrees (from non-Ivy League schools) start at 27k-31k average.
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  1053.  @Doritos-ik5eu  Anything that is "general" is bad. Be a specialist. Those pay the big bucks. That said, I highly recommend Accounting. After that get your CPA. You'll have a 80k+ job easily.
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  1054.  @Doritos-ik5eu  My mistake. Still do the Accounting specialization then. It'll give you the edge you need to study for CPA by default. Just know now you NEED to get that CPA. You can get a CPA with any degree tbh. But its a lot easier with an Accounting focus prepping you. Your "business focus " like degree unfortunately means being a base account without a CPA won't fly. So just bust out this degree and go fully into CPA afterward. It'll make you a CPA (making you an accountant by default) and then some. Also get your college or professors to prep you for the CPA too. If they're going to make you go through a crappy degree might as well get your money's worth.
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  1055.  @Doritos-ik5eu  Yeah, albeit you need some luck with that. You'll start decently either way. Might need comnections somewhere in there. If you're in a fraternity/ sorority this is a no-brainer.
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  1056.  @Doritos-ik5eu  Is it a math class, because that's common. I failed Pre-Calculus 1 three times. Made good friends with my math professor though.
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  1057. I prefer the heat. I like swimming in pools.
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  1058.  @ShaneHummus  Thanks And no worries. I'm graduating soon with a degree in software engineering. Can't get more essential than that.
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  1059. More accurately: Marty your cousin, just don’t breed. If anything don’t do it every generation.
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  1060. This definitely needs a video. Though I wouldn’t be surprised if generally cities pop up, it’s still worth a video.
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  1061.  @digitalsierra  Isn't the Thing an Alien, which is literally what you're referencing?
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  1062. I'd love to live next to a body farm. Just pay me a bit of money for the smell and whatnot and allow me to see some research every now and then and I'd be all for it.
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  1063. I still will invest in them. Go rich or die trying.
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  1064. This is why I ALWAYS bring earphones on a flight. ALWAYS!!!!
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  1065. Yes. Harmless and hilarious. The school is being sensitive little wussies.
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  1066. Just get a Walmart work vest and sneak into the back. Best to do it in the day, as at night they're stocking and it's more packed.
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  1067. Lesson of the video: Don't put money into a funeral. You're literally putting money into the dirt.
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  1068. But wouldn't Peter lose his powers upon having sex, and thus becoming a man?
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  1069.  @TheBonneter  Iseewhatyoudidthere lol
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  1070. Lesson of the video: You were born to poor. Let the envy consume you.
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  1071. I remember us asking for this in the comments a year ago. Can't believe they actually did it.
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  1072. Bad idea. Unless you have connections Economics doesn't really pay off. Best to stay in STEM my man.
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  1073.  @KevinWidesouls  I have a right to speak my mind. I'm not strawmaning, you're strawmaning. The very fact you gone off a rant about me hoing off on a rant just proves your hypocrisy. And for the record, violence goes both ways. A old lady just tried to fight me in Walmart Friday for not wesring a mask. Like I said, both sides needd to just chillax and allow everyone to to do their own thing. No need for all the hate. Why are even upset? It wasn't directed toward you. It looks like you just wanted something to complain about.
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  1074. I’d just say both. Why choose just one anyway?
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  1075. I thought the slace he was on counted. Also misunderstood the game.
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  1076. Called it.
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  1077. Someone gets arrested and goes to prison. I'm calling it right now. We have patrol and several trained snipers already prepared.
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  1078. KRYMauL Then the answer is to stop settling for those kinds of people. They're weak and will just hold you back.
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  1079. Chris Franks It'll pay off when they get to high school and can score with the cute guy on the football team. Trust me.
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  1080. We'll likely skip flying cars altogether and just have our robots travel for us. There may be flying cars but not in the sense like the Jetsons where it's common. More like a luxury for rare occassions like going from one end of Disney World to the other, and even then the actual driver would be a robot if not the car itself.
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  1081.  @Q卄乇乇卄  Thanks. Ironically I recently moved because of politics. Went to Florida, a lot less pandemic restrictions here.
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  1082.  @liba  That’s like a KKK clansman saying racist stuff about black people, then gaslighting the black people for getting offended because they weren’t part of the conversation.
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  1083. Cool story bro. Literally.
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  1084. Engineering and Computer Science. Your friends are machines. My father in Law works in IT as a manager. He makes $150,000 a year and works from home.
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  1085. California is Detroit's step sister twice removed that has keeps dating abusers.
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  1086. Neither. I believe I am god. or will be.
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  1087. Agreed. It's guys like him I reccomend to my friends to save them from choosing a Liberal Arts degree.
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  1088.  @ThatGuyNicho  Yes, very awful. Don’t get me wrong, we all want to be sexually desired by people; but Lois getting so upset about not getting to reject someone is the most #nicegirl behavior there is.
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  1089. It sounds like an MLM with extra steps. Not knocking Uber/Lyft, it’s still (often) cheaper than taxis. Just saying at the end of the day, there are many similarities.
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  1090. Don't humans do something very similar if not the same?
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  1091. I feel Wisecrack almost had it in the end. The message is good or bad doesn't matter. As long as you make it to the top. Make your death worth something more than your life. Don't be invisible.
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  1092. Meh. I don't care if aliens exist. They don't seem to effect my life, so I don't care.
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  1093. I greatly misunderstood the riddle: I didn't know all the eggs in the machine would be used.
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  1094. My rule is to wound them not kill. I would've simply broke her arm and/or leg so she couldn't escape. Then threaten to slit her throat if she tries.
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  1095. Didn’t Brian shower in the episode he seen Peter nude?
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  1096. They do realize making it “illegal” does nothing right? Like what can you possibly do about it, they have to exist.
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  1097. I loved the story, but hate it because my high school forced us to read it.
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  1098. Lol that intro "bwhahahahauuuuu"
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  1099. You been listening to too much bigotry echo chambers.
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  1100. The Ohio chemical Chernobyl that happened recently, due to Joe Biden’s union busting. Nuff said.
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  1101. I'm happy to say I watched all these shows.
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  1102. Oh god writes itself.
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  1103. That's where I messed up. I was trying to avoid decimals.
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  1104. Thanks dude.
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  1105. That guard better get a promotion. Getting shot isn’t worth $18 an hour. Credit where credit is due, I’d fired too anyway. I hate criminals like this.
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  1106. I feel “what does this button do” prostitute was way more adult.
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  1107.  @dathunderman4  Agreed. All Liberal Art degrees are saturated and terrible in the job market. But at least Psychology had a tangle concrete goal on a Doctorate level. Communications is shut peak trash at every level. Heck, I'd argue if Psycology somehow could apply analytics and math it'd be a far more valuable degree, maybe even STEM. Which is sad, because it's the only "medical" route that isn't STEM; in logical reason mind you, but of all the oversaturated degrees it's the one I pity the most. Because it's actually useful, just it's job market is hot garbage.
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  1108. Thus made me realize that I’m a slave, and I’ve been developing coping mechanisms for my circumstance. I have to break poverty. I refuse to cope anymore.
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  1109. Yeah, if
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  1110. Technically there is one perpetual motion. Time. It never stops. it's energy is consumed and used simultaneously. And while said energy escapes, the space it is in contains said energy. The only problem with time is it can only act upon, not be acted upon. This is something similar to gravity, except the opposite.
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  1111. I work 57 hours a week and can barely afford rent. Now my supervisor is saying I can’t work overtime anymore, which means I’ll be homeless again soon, which will cost me my job. It’s pretty easy to see why rich people live longer.
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  1112. I’m genuinely happy Brian is enjoying making a female friend without trying to hump her first.
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  1113.  @sababugs1125  No, they don't. If others want protection from me, they should stay 6 feet away. Oh wait...
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  1114.  @sababugs1125  Then they simply say "excuse me". If they fall or something they need to be less of a klutz. They could cut their skin and let all the Covid in.
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  1115. The mask are not effective. Quarantine is. At least for high risk people, who shouldn't bet their life on a thin piece of fabric. For this reason, I don't bother with mask. My state has been opeing up and instead we just screen people. Basically if you are sick or been near someone sick in the last week or two, you're not allowed certain places. Been doing this for almost 2 months and it's been working great. Even our water parks are open, no mask necessary. If anything just make places have mask options. Keep the masked seperate from the unmasked. Similar to smoking and non smoking zones. Everyone wins. The problem comes when you try and force everyone to wear a mask, or not.
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  1116. Madara Uchiha has left the chat.
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  1117. After college you still need to GET A WELL PAYING JOB. That's why an English degree is useless, you're going 40k+ in debt for a hobby you can do by reading a book.
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  1118. Hey, there is nothing wrong with dating your relatives as long as you don't breed, Or if you do breed, don't do it more than once every 4-5 generations.
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  1119. Studies (albeit most are still new to the taboo of the subject) have shown that it is very therapudic. It's been proven it helps therapeutically with both rapist and victims (those who can't be intimate due to the prior rape). There's currently studies to see if child sex dolls can curb pedophilia by weeding out the ("curious" pedophiles from the rapist ones. Honestly, I don't care about the ethics. If it helps improve the world and reduce sex crimes I don't care how it's done. One less person raped or molested is a miracle in my eyes.
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  1120. In Short: Old money that doesn't split inheritances (or split as much) cause a concentration of wealth that override any world wealth through centuries of strict controlled inheritances. In Long: Old money is essentially money that isn't accumulated through 1 generation, but rather multiple. Essentially a level was now found beyond old money. I'll coin this, Matured money. Matured money is money that is not only old but now gains money without anyone working for it, at all. It's not like a old money person who owns a rotation of real estate and a few solid businesses and long stocks; rather, these are people who founded stuff that existed centuries ago, or 4-5 generations back. Essentially, the wealth has matured and became so "old" that they no longer are controlling the wealth, they literally are the economy. Or in American, it'd be the equivalent of California leaving the U.S all at once, from just ONE family leaving the Dutch.
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  1121. Love begins with yourself. After that, monogamy, serial monogamy. polyamory, it doesn’t matter. As long as you enjoy the ride it’s all that matters.
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  1122. Long story short, money is a fictional cost that we make up, and only has as much value as we give the materials that make it.
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  1123. Nailed it.
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  1124.  @max7971  Certainly. But a dystopia is just short of utopia. Which is far better than what we have now, which is a mix of hypocrisy and blissfully ignorant methods of class segregation.
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  1125.  @Bradgilliswhammyman  The creators are actually updating the IP this week thanks to the new trade deals that sprung up for DOGE. For example, MLB.
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  1126. I wouldn't even the girl. I'd just look at everyone with green eyes, then cockude I wouldn't be the only one without green eyes.
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  1127. First 2 years of high school education matters, barely. English and Math is most important first 2 years. Everything else in the 3rd and 4th year doesn't matter unless you're going to college. In which case, 2-3 years of college is useless. Most are filler classes that have little to do with your degree. Of my Computer Science classes took in college only 10/42 of my classes were related to my major, and actually taught me something I still use in my career.
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  1128. The trick for me is remembering the raft can still operate with one animal.
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  1129. Remember, you're paid $12.50 for this.
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  1130. It's just old stuff only worth anything because people say it is. I understand being a little pissed but it's not like we can't remake it.
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  1131. Guys chest, normal. Women in bathing suits oooh no must sensor that.
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  1132.  @TimberlakeTigerGirl  Nah, I seen the uncut footage. It was a very modest bikini bottom.
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  1133. Notice none of these people were black. Don't like to be that guy. But I'd like it if some of these fun punishments happened to us too.
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  1134. So first one basically will either make you impotent or permanently casted in a hub movie.
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  1135. I find the problem is, we spend so much time trying to fix the poverty problem, that we never actually do; or the problem gets worst. Work labor is only getting more exploited.
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  1136. Pretty much this: - Come from a 2nd class or higher family. - Go to Private School. - Have connections through family and friends to succeed after University. From these facts it's no wonder the poor stay poor each generation.
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  1137. I work more hours and get paid less. Why should I work when it makes my life worst? I unionized, and got better with MUCH higher pay and benefits. Fuck low wage jobs.
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  1138. Oh this is just poetic. 😂
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  1139. Agreed. Men have molested boys, and women have molested girls. If you want to protect your children don’t let them go into the bathroom alone in the first place!
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  1140. But....is his cameo in Avengers 4?
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  1141. Data Wargaming True. But you're still a nerd lol
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  1142. That’s just going to move the violence elsewhere, while declining sales in an already dying market. It’s discrimination to parents or caregivers with 5+ children too.
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  1143. Surprised Frozen wasn't on here.
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  1144. I hope one day prostitution is legalized. From both sides I think we all agree we don't want anyone to be exploited or hurt in this job. We want to protect the people who want to be a prostitute, and help those who do not get out.
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  1145. We could just go to war and take over some territorial. It seeks to work every 10-20 years and we're a little overdue for one anyway.
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  1146. So it'd be pretty much how it is now, except if you were poor; which is pretty much how it is now.
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  1147. Number 4 is simple: They tried one of Eddie's scams. It went wrong due to Kevin, so he did a backup using Edd. The plan went less bad till they ran across the Canker Sisters. Then the Cankers chased them into the culdasack till Ed managed to help them escape. They likely springboarded into the sky (hence Ed flying) and then landed near Johnny's house where they're now hiding from the Cankers.
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  1148. Was the movie “Orphan” based on this?
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  1149. Why not just buy a Mascot suite yourself? Can't stuff you in a suite if you're in one.
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  1150. "Huh, looks like my search history" clicking sounds Me: Interesting...
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  1151. This is why I love Big Mouth. I feel that society tries to desexualize children, and that's good. But in doing so we forgot that as teens we did some really crazy stuff. Children are not innocent. We all were literally hormone monsters running amuck ourselves, even the best of us, like Missy.
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  1152. It’s nice he apologized to the deaf kid. He’s stern but respectful. Something I learned from my Drill Instructors.
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  1153.  @sparkypvp2167  Sounds like you're stuck in the suck. I'm glad I escaped years ago.
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  1154. Very surprised Booty Warrior or The Fundraiser wasn't on this list at all. It's almost like they never watched the show.
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  1155. I understand why it happened the way it did though. Hard to border a country forged out of foreigners. The only real people here who ever enforced their borders nearly went extinct trying. Abd ironically from a disease at that. History loves to repeat itself folks.
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  1156. In other words, there will be a ton of layoffs by the end of Fall. Calling it now.
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  1157. Miami has to be #1. I’m calling it now. There’s literally a 85% chance your Lyft/Uber driver doesn’t speak English.
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  1158. Yeah. Apparently the common factor is women tend to date less. They look for commitment and not casual dating or hooking up. So they tend to be more picky than men.
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  1159. @Philip Gorgy Going on a hookup site and expecting to find love is like looking for a glass of water in the desert. You have yourself to blame for that one.
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  1160. @Philip Gorgy Just be upfront with your date. Minimum of 3 dates before they get in the sheets or something. If they bail then they weren't for love, if they stay you found a true match. Win-win.
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  1161. @Philip Gorgy Sorry if this is imposing but I'm curious why this system fails? Seems foolproof.
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  1162. So basically we'd be happier and it is possible but to do it we have to execute it carefully and slowly so the riots in the early stages don't cause any long term damages.
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  1163. Long story short: You can't win the battle, but you can win the war.
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  1164. I live in Florida. I agree with its ranking. Id probably bumped it to #14 at worst though. But I do agree that crime in some places, and especially North West Florida really drives it down.
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  1165. My sleep record is roughly 36 hours. The longest I stayed awake was 3 days. Both unrelated.
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  1166. If they kick Uber/ Lyft out of California wouldn't that just encourage more people to leave California, and go to a state that has Uber/ Lyft. It's a potentially game changer, especially considering all the other stuff happening in California. Ad in the already stupid high taxes, and they're raising taxes because all the big tech businesses are leaving and I would want to leave too. Hell, it feels like California is changing into Michigan, Detroit after the industrial jobs all left, except it's with tech now. I'd get out as fast as possible, that state is looking very terrible right now no matter how you spin it.
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  1167. Why did the OP delete a bunch of comments?
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  1168. They do. I work in a call center, and everyone in Oregon says very terrible things about the state.
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  1169. Sex 80% of the time. Think about it. It's either cheating, intimacy issues, or simply not enough of it.
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  1170. What was she doing with that pen off camera?
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  1171. We’ll see him later on torture p-rn or something. He brought this on himself.
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  1172. Probably in a HOA.
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  1173.  @mrt.5689  Huh?
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  1174.  @mrt.5689  I mean, what’s a City 💎 Bar?
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  1175.  @panic83  Do you mean a bar made of diamonds or is “Diamonds” the name of the bar?
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  1176. I been to Japan. Spent 2 years there. It’s gets even better and wilder than this. Anyone who walked into a DVD store will know.
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  1177. You shouldn't be paying $50,000 in tuition to "broaden your horizons" and "meet your future husband". Major in the money, minor in the fun.
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  1178. I’m unemployed because my job doesn’t pay me enough to live. And I was heavily underemployed to begin with. Eventually you become too poor to even find a job. So why work? How can I?
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  1179. I'd just give up all my coins. I can't be tossed overboard if I don't vote.
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  1180. Agreed, I'd give Emerald Hill zone the number 9 spot at best. I'd gave number one to City Escape, easily. An d where the hell is Radical Highway, Hang Caslte, Pumkin Hill, Leaf Storm, Mirage Road, Radical Highway, and Crisis City?!
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  1181. Meh. I welcome AI. Evolution is inevitable after all. No sense in denying it.
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