meme mariny. i really like $SOBAT (and nova). sometimes i like other memes and buy other coins & i might post about them, but it all goes back to $SOBAT !!
@badattrading_@hoppycat@SharkyCT@Magna_Facta@Kaitsuh44@WagwanUnc@100xpepp i can't remember now but i think they've been hoppycat for a little while now, i remember they made Teacat and was legitimately building some AI stuffs a while ago, guess crypto and greed does things to most everyone...
made some bad trades but seeing some (not so random, but seemingly random) coins run to millions (15m for cupsey) suggests we might finally REALLY be back.
if we are, it's probably thanks to $ANSEM. nothing else was able to bring us back so far (not whitewhale, penguin...)
@XeusXchange@badattrading_ yeah i know. me it just feels wrong to take money that isn't mine, which is different mentality from most of CT . the dev didnt have a treasury (which is why the bounty was so low), so i would've drained other peoples' deposits - if i took a % that would have come from those ppl.
@badattrading_ i'm broke af because of this but ig i feel gud about myself at least? haha
gave up 5+ figs for like a $100 bounty once telling a dev about an issue with their dapp, didn't even need to hack/exploit anything, just clicking "withdraw" gave the free money XD
"Today I’m grateful to live in a country where you can pack up and choose a different life, and where the people who live there actually want you to have it."
This is correct. People who want to live in TN should move there; people who want to live in CA should move there.
Two weeks ago we moved our family from California to Tennessee, and today confirmed everything we hoped for.
We watched our new community’s Fourth of July parade and ran the neighborhood 5k this morning, and tonight there’s a fireworks show, all without leaving the neighborhood. The kids on our street already pulled our two boys into their bike club. Neighbors met the moving truck and helped unload before we even arrived. We’re buying meat and cheese from a farm fifteen minutes from our house.
We came here for the community, and for a place built for raising a family instead of one that seems to punish you for it. We loved California, but every year felt like paying a tax for having kids, wanting safe streets, and trying to run a small business, even with family nearby to help.
Today I’m grateful to live in a country where you can pack up and choose a different life, and where the people who live there actually want you to have it.
This country is great, and I’ll never stop being grateful for it.
@SlimJeety@badattrading_ ehh it's like poker, you want to fold all the 2 7 offsuits, every once in a while you would've won if you bet instead, but the choice to not play it was still correct
i never bought $ansem (prob would've bought OG and got destroyed) but hope it continues to succeed for years. it will bring memes back and also show people that there really are KOLs who aren't extractive shits. the scammers+farmers are why people quit memes, this is fresh air.
i have no fucking clue why or how people actually WANT temperatures set in the 60s or even low 70s
i mean i start getting uncomfortable at 77+ but below 73-74 means i need to wear a sweater/jacket in my own house and that's just a waste of electricity
my own home insurance goes up about 10-15% per year, that's higher than the rent increase cap here! THANKFULLY property tax increases are capped even though a lot of idiots complain about that
prices don't go back down for consumers IN PART because they also don't go back down for everyone in the chain up to the consumers (and yes, IN PART because, if they do, someone along the way pockets the difference for themselves)
something i’ve realized watching all of this play out
a sandwich that jumps from $8 to $14 never goes back to $8. rent that climbs from $1,400 to $2,200 stays at $2,200 forever.
gas, groceries, insurance, all of it. prices only move in one direction
inflation becomes permanent the moment everyone accepts the new number.
and we always accept it because we have no other choice
then workers ask for raises just to survive the prices they had nothing to do with creating.
and suddenly they’re the problem. they’re “hurting the economy” by wanting to afford food
the economy for who exactly.
because whoever it’s working for it sure as hell isn’t us
like eg rent goes from $1,400 to $2,200 sucks for renters but property taxes, insurance costs, materials costs for repairs, replacements, maintenance, labor costs, salaries and overhead (for bigger companies or property mgmt companies) all go up and often don't come back down