The FICO credit score was introduced in 1989. The average Boomer was around 35 then, which means many of them bought their first homes and cars before an imaginary three-digit number had such a huge impact on their lives. They really did pull the ladder up behind them.
Not even been 24 hours and we Appreciate the millions of REAL ones who actually watched and listened to our latest Pivot conversation with @Realrclark25@FredTaylorMade@OfficialCrowder
Those who actually DID that, know the real and aren’t creating false headlines and narratives by piecing together parts and combining quotes of a 49 min discussion that fit the narrative they want to push.
Just like almost every Pivot show- We laughed, we cried, we spoke from the heart and never changed up from who we are. That’s our platform, that’s what we do- we have real conversations, we connect to the human side of people and remain authentic through our experiences, good and bad.
Freddy T and Chan guided the convo perfectly and let RC speak freely. When you watch your brother go through what he did and still show up every day giving 110%, these are the kind of emotions that come alive and we embrace it.
We are a family and that’s what a family does. We are proud of our platform and appreciate the support as we have been in the works creating even more impactful and resonating content🖤love you Pivot Fam thanks for rocking with us!
Wild: Brandon Marshall was SHOCKED after his Dolphins teammate Channing Crowder said he would be happy making only $300,000 a year post-retirement after making MILLIONS in the NFL.
Marshall: "Ima need WAY more than $300k a year, I just bought a $4,100,000 home, $300,000?! That’s my mortgage & it costs $275,000 to maintain!"
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I’m gonna miss #TheChi
Been locked in since S1 E1.
These characters feel like FAMILY.
The stories are so relatable because they’re us.
To see a show last 8 seasons with no cancellation and end on a HIGH is what we deserve.
A bittersweet goodbye to The Chi!
Thank you Lena!
All in all, #TheChi series finale wasn’t bad at all. I give it a 8.
The last few minutes had me crying like a baby because we grew up with Emmett, Kiesha, Tiff, Papa, Kev, Jake, and later Bakari.
While Jada should have never died, it was nice to see Emmett become a major success and the mural of her is beautiful.
Seeing the OG crew reunite while the torch is sorta passed on to the new Chi was perfect. Maybe there’s room for a sequel series? That’s what the ending gave me, potential to expand. And if they didn’t, that’s fine too. But if a spinoff comes, I’m in.
Did I think we’d get 90 minutes? Yeah.
BUT, they did good with the hour we got.
I hope there’s a documentary coming about the last 8 years of the show featuring interviews with the cast.
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