Comments by "Charles M." (@charlesm.2604) on "Coffeezilla" channel.

  1.  @gholamdapantaloonsniffer8218  That's what we call a "ruthless business badass queen" in the realms of the internet.
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  2. No he tried to scare coffee into not writing about the situation: - "Reporting something that hasn't be verified is illegal and we'll react accordingly if you do so." -"That's why I'm calling, I'd like you do verify the accusation." - "I have no comments." meaning "I'm not gonna verify the accusations so you can't report on it". Obviously it's bullshit but I wonder if it works on smaller independent journalists or average people trying to break down a story.
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  3. ​ @HunterXWorld95  Ok let's be fair the WWE crowd boos him everytime he talks about WWE
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  4.  @rumplstiltztinkerstein  Money, position and social status have nothing to do with narcissism. In fact most narcissists are not successful. But yeah it's ironic that they think so highly of themselves without having enough self-awareness to realize everybody else see them VERY poorly 😆
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  5. he talked about, he used to be a guru buster before the crypto detective
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  6.  @DrSneakers  that's what I was thinking but you never know with these people 🤦‍♂️
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  7. "an auditor would realize we don't have the assets to back up all customer refunds but what he won't realize is that the assets we currently have are completely worthless anyway because we used customer funds as our personal piggybank"
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  8.  @mr.b.2925  Oh no the weird cousin is bringing blackrock and cryptos to the Thanksgiving dinner again 😔
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  9. The deepest pockets control the markets and the poorest have to agree cause what else can they do ? How revolutionary this "decentralized economy" is wow !
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  10. Lol what are the odds a good chunk of them have sent multiple emails? Those are rookie numbers and they got even rookier
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  11.  @isacat9547  If someone smart enough to back into a money exchange and pull billions can trust her with the laundering how the fuck are we not good enough?
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  12.  Paulo Eusebio  Shit I better start taking soundclound seriously and turn people deaf with my music then right
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  13. I mean that's the point right ? Doesn't cryptos and NFTs use legit names to appear legitimate ? Like all the Dodge/Elon Musk play on words or shit like that.
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  14. "But you seen Elon's tweet tho? 🚀📈"
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  15.  @strait6  I think he talks about Bloomberg
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  16.  @GrapeSodaBrian  believe in your dreams king 👑
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  17. Those are clips, the background was added post production it wasn't a green screen. It most likely came from a random video and Coffee wanted to present his new video on the topic in an original, exciting way because the story got old very quickly.
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  18. that's what all these gurus do, just in the end bracket of students. look at the older coffeezilla videos it's super sad to hear the abuse that takes place.
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  19.  @user-fh9qt6eo1h  Report the ads when you see them. AdSense has strict rules. The thing is AdSense make the same amount no matter what product is promoted, as long as the ad does its job (wether it's a click, a sell, a print, whatever) so they only care about staying in business. If you encounter an ad that break the acceptable uses of the service it's because not enough people have reported it. It could be because the campaign is fresh or because it has been poorly setup and the ad hasn't been shown to enough people.
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  20. Reputation saved
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  21. Aren't Americans civil court cases public ? Like now that we have his name couldn't we find his logs on internet and see who he sued before (as well as if he won) ?
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  22.  @tomlxyz  Because Pixelmon and Minecraft don't have the same art-style. Minecraft has a voxel art style and Pixelmon models are low-poly/stylized. I still don't understand why they don't just make voxel models like that old Cube World game if you remember ? They probably just bought a pack of Pokemon models when the mod was created and they haven't changed them since.
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  23. They aren't the hacker, just the new owners. The hacker sold the NFT on second market, the current owner have clean hands.
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  24. Scammers know everytime they start a new shitcoin there will be people buying into it because they desperately want to be the new Doge holders. There are people who are perversely inspiring to become filthy rich with no efforts and shitcoin scammers look at them as their golden goose. No matter how many times they get scammed, no matter how much savings they lost, no matter how many red flags there is: THEY WILL BUY.
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  25.  @CzarYe  🤦‍♂️
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  26. Lots of data analysts would argue authorities and government agencies are a big reason as to why data analysis even exist to begin with. They've been doing it before it became an actual job. Before internet was a thing even. It's such a powerful tool and it fits perfectly to solve laundering crimes, especially blockchain scams so I'm super excited to finally see it being used !
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  27. Pokemon, Yugioh, DBZ, Beyblade, etc...
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  28.  @fall190  But it does in the NFT world. If you have a NFT you own it that's the whole point as silly as it is.
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  29. Oh no I was using Tornado to mix my open source projects donations. Are there other equivalent services ? I don't care if they work with the government or investigate where the funds come from, I just don't want donnators to track my every purchases like it's their business.
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  30. Yo man I'm sorry hope you get your shit sorted out stay strong king 👑
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  31.  @matthewklahn3204  who is he to claim living inside a box isn't the next big thing?
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  32.  @tonyroe6736  Right this shit got out of hand I was scrolling thinking to myself "well I've never heard of this guy let's see what people have to say" but man I almost got scammed this shit looked legit!
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  33.  @Montesama314  Adin Ross, he does crypto rug pulls and stake sponsors. Should tell you all you need to know.
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  34.  @carmineredd1198  Gawd daymn I had a stroke
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  35.  @chrisroger2000  Difference is your relationship with Facebook is just being an user, not an influenced fan. Facebook also don't condone the scams they promote, they do everything they can to filter them. Influencers are not only totally fine with scams but they are also seeking them. If you are a fan you don't have to defend these promotions, you can say "I fuck with the guy but this is a dogshit shit to do yet I still enjoy his content and respect his work". Nothing wrong with it.
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  36. Anyone pretending to know when a trade is going to boom or drop is either committing insider trading or is lying through their teeth. You can not predict the unpredictable, the stockmarket is just pure RNG and the only people who refuse to see it are the Mom&Pop's risking their life-savings to fintubers.
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  37. Peg 🤨
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  38. It is supposed to be like this. Burner wallets are meant to regulate value.
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  39.  @Brismo7  🤡
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  40.  @johnglow7845  😂
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  41. And not just crypto but all speculative assets. Like collectionnables, we all know how the coins bubble burst.
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  42.  @Gloomdrake  like that south park episode and the code in a minecraft ref so all the parents in town start to play the game
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  43. @Lawofimprobability so you double down and hope it doesn't take much time ?
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  44.  @Flipflopflopper  Average Genshin Impact players spend $25 a month on the game but there is something very shitty about the videogames industry called "whales". Game publishers are building games and operating them in a way that amasses the maximum amount of people despite losing on direct income just because they know the addicted whale is gonna spend 5 figures on the game within their first year of playing. That's why gacha games have made BILLIONS in micro-transactions despite being 100% free to play. Game publishers take the whales into account, it's a real thing that they focus on. They're building their games to appeal to the whales and to make sure the whales loose as much money and are as dedicated as they could ever be. And obviously I know that these gambling sites are less regulated but when you realize that millions of lives have been destroyed because of videogame addictions (failing education, losing job, burning bridges with family/friends, etc...) and that the videogame industry is engineering videogames the same way casinos have engineered slots, you kinda feel like at best people have biases or at worst are straight hypocrites.
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  45.  @edwardtan1354  oh maybe yeah I didn't think of that. well the defendant's name would also be on the documents so we could try to reach out to know what happened if it was settled outside of court.
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  46.  @franciscopereira5760  describe taste
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  47. That's yet again a perfect example of the Streisand effect ! A photograph took pictures of California's best looking costs and in one of the picture you could see Barbara Streisand's house. She went parano-mode and tried to take the photograph down but it just helped popularized it.
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  48. ​ @mrsog7468  The crazy high interests should have been a given if they are "financial experts". Ask an expert what he thinks about a 15% return a year, and shilling an in house financial product to yield even more and he'll tell you "Ponzi" in a heartbeat.
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  49.  @vhroom3436  This is a Twitch meme but obviously nobody watching this video watch Twitch so I gave up.
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  50. A whole lot of people take advantage of the initial pump to sell as fast as possible and treat it as a quick cash grab. Just like when Supreme release a new collection. You never know if the fans will love the shirt or if it's value will drop but if you can manage to buy it first you can sell it fast before the value drops.
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