We always had the meme "Never Stop Clicking" in the trenches, now we have never stop scrolling
The more you scroll the more you earn
https://t.co/CxHOux5VpL
Biscotti over 10M on Hood
Biscotti deserves to run on Solana and Pasquale has mentioned about donating to Sesame Street so much
https://t.co/OYHKDLXLeI
@pumpfun has been heavily focused on onboarding new people lately and i believe this is a way better coin to run than “sent from my app,” which ran to 2M.
Every single Pumpfun tweet lately has been about welcoming new people to the app, and this is honestly such a good normie coin to run.
A coin literally made to welcome everyone into Pumpfun.
As Pumpfun keeps onboarding new users, this naturally gets shilled every day by Alon and Pumpfun EVERYDAY.
Welcome to Pumpfun.
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https://t.co/IzNJQtm9hK
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THIS IS THE NEXT SOL THE TOMATO, SHE IS GOING VIRAL FOR GROWING POTATOES WITH CLAUDE...
last time this happened was Sol the Tomato and we sent it to over 30M mc so this is huge, this is the first sweet potato taken care of claude https://t.co/sKwkMIWBWD
OH MY GOD THIS IS THE MOST VIRAL THING IN KOREA RIGHT NOW
the viral MoguMogu drink ad is sparking mixed reactions, some people are obsessed with it, others are straight up boycotting the drink right now
400k views in just 3 hours on a single post alone
BREAKING: President Trump says he expects to meet with North Korea's Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un later this year, in a likely revival of his first-term diplomatic push to control or persuade North Korea to abandon its nuclear weapons program.
Trump says North Korea's nuclear arsenal should have never been allowed to happen by past presidents.
"I get along with him very well... and he's going to be fine. As long as we have a smart president, he's going to be fine."
Miguel from coco is going so viral for his new look
https://t.co/mHVKv7eixj
look at all the quote posts on that post ALONE. THATS JUST ONE POST.(20mviews on it btw)
another quote: https://t.co/VGOzOqJNjT
also just search up his name and see for yourself how trending he is.
https://t.co/AOGtNjhcji
INSANE MEME TEMPLATE VIRALITY. AND ITS ONLY GETTING MORE POSTS.
GOING HELLA VIRAL ON TIKTOK TOO: https://t.co/4oEvGp4BWu
Yesterday they ran lazer eyes as a fomo cult and right now there is 2 different clout cat's PVPing.
So why don't we just run the actual glasses? If you look at Alon's PFP you see that he is wearing the glasses, this is much better than just a single animal since we could turn this into a PFP cult.
https://t.co/LgPB4j1Gzf
Alon literally gave us a cult runner with the clout glasses
https://t.co/VIf6BAOJZ5
The world's richest man once stress-tested adulthood with hot dogs, oranges and a grocery budget smaller than the price of a gas-station coffee today.
Long before Tesla and SpaceX turned Elon Musk into one of the most recognizable billionaires on the planet, Musk said he deliberately tried living on roughly $1 a day for food after arriving in North America as a teenager. The goal was not extreme dieting or a social experiment for attention. He wanted proof that even if every ambitious idea failed, he could still survive.
"I figured I could be in some dingy apartment with my computer and be okay and not starve," Musk told astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson on "StarTalk Radio" in 2015.
The Tesla and SpaceX CEO explained that he tested the idea shortly after moving to Canada at 17 before eventually attending the University of Pennsylvania.
"I'd try to live on $1 a day, which I was able to do," Musk said. "You sort of just buy food in bulk at the supermarket."
Tyson guessed "rice and beans," but Musk had another menu in mind.
"Yeah, I went more for the hot dogs," Musk said. "Hot dogs and oranges. But you do get really tired of hot dogs and oranges after a while."
To stretch the ultra-tight budget even further, Musk said he relied on cheap, filling staples that could last several meals without costing much.
"You know, pasta and green pepper and a big thing of sauce, that can go pretty far too," Musk told Tyson.
"So I was like, oh, okay, if I can live for a dollar a day, then at least from a food cost standpoint, it's pretty easy to earn like $30 in a month," Musk said.
In the early 1990s, Musk's $1 daily food budget worked out to roughly $30 a month. Adjusted for inflation, that equals a little more than $2 a day now.
The problem is modern grocery prices moved a lot faster than Musk's survival math.
A basic pack of hot dogs today can easily cost $5 or more. A single orange might run close to a dollar depending on location and season. Pasta remains relatively cheap, but sauce, vegetables and even basic pantry staples add up quickly.
Realistically, recreating Musk's old grocery routine today would probably land somewhere between $3 and $6 a day even with aggressive bargain shopping and bulk purchases.
The bigger point behind Musk's story was never really about hot dogs. It was about lowering fear.