Harrison

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[Harrison @harrisonammon]

@zeroxkyle Dipped my toes and up like 10+ years of subs in a week. I feel under allocated but price jumped so quick. Thanks a lot man.

[Harrison @harrisonammon]

@ZoomerOracle Are you out of this now? Thanks for the share, up 130% on it!

[Harrison @harrisonammon]

@BigDickBull69 Is Magic City Monday on the playlist? If so, send link

[Harrison @harrisonammon]

2nd best edit ever. Nothing will touch Kuechly.

[Who's Next @WhosNextShow]

Why can’t life always be this easy

[Visakan Veerasamy @visakanv]

this review of Interstellar (2014) by @lauren_wilford is one of the best things I’ve read in a while

[Harrison @harrisonammon]

@finestsoup Has this guy ever been to Wisconsin? No shot.

[Harrison @harrisonammon]

@finestsoup This guy took one two-month relationship with a girl from Portland, a few statistics about the US, and applied it to the entirety of middle America. Egregious, nasty work.

[Harrison @harrisonammon]

@kramerposts Yay for spring. Hope to read more of your writing soon :)

[(Fan) Shedy🔰 @FcbShedy]

Nike PR staff: “We asked him to put on the spikes and show us some tricks. The very first thing he showed us was that famous scene of hitting the crossbar multiple times in a row. All we could say was, ‘Ronnie. Thank you. The commercial shoot is already over.’

[Trad West @trad_west_]

>American airman asleep on a train in France while on vacation with his childhood friends
>Wakes up to the sound of screaming and breaking glass
>Sees a terrorist step into the aisle carrying an AK-47 and 300 rounds of ammo
>Doesn't look for an exit, doesn't hesitate
>Sprints 30 feet down the aisle straight at the barrel of the gun, completely unarmed
>The terrorist pulls the trigger; the rifle miraculously jams
>Tackles him, gets slashed in the neck and hand with a box cutter, almost losing his thumb
>Ignores the bleeding, chokes the attacker unconscious with his bare hands
>Credits God for the jammed rifle and his survival
>Saves everyone on board

Patriot airman Spencer Stone is a hero.

[Brian Roemmele @BrianRoemmele]

It is sometimes difficult to put into words what genius is.

But you do feel it when you experience it.

This is Jacob Collier as he improvises with an orchestra performing with the world's first Audience Symphony Orchestra in San Francisco, a gathering of fans from all over North America, conducted by Suzie Collier. In the middle of the show, this happened - no rehearsal, no sheet music, no prior discussion.

[Harrison @harrisonammon]

@BowTied_Mystic By sharing numbers on his do-good activities, isn’t Tony pursuing the same endless achievement Hormozi is, just with a mask on it? Tony’s happiness is derived from goals about how many people he can help - isn’t Hormozi saying the same thing when he says “10k men w 100k”?

[Harrison @harrisonammon]

@bigsportscasual What is this clip from @grok

[Adele Bloch @adele_bloch]

my friend asked if i have any tips for talking to strangers out in public

(of course I do!!!)

tips:
- do it in places where people generally linger. this can be in line, at coffee shops, after a yoga class, etc. there needs to be an element of slowness so you can easily strike up a convo
- wouldn't recommend starting with 'hi' - that can be offputting and there isn't much to do that with that. you'll want an easier intro line
- my favorites intro lines are almost as though you're letting them into your inner monologue
like:

- "I can't decide between X or Y (on the menu)"
- "have any favorites that you order here? I want to try something new"
- *comment on a product they're holding or wearing*
- "wow that yoga class was so great today - I have to come again"

- after you say this, you can usually sense their appetite for connection. if they feel warm and friendly, you can keep it going - "have you been here before?"
- typically the conversation starts flowing from here!!
- sometimes people aren't in the mood to chat and that's no biggie - you still got a nice quick interaction of the day. sometimes the conversations will go on longer and it can lead to a really wonderful interaction!
- i'd encourage you to stay a *little* extra longer than you typically would. fight through the initial discomfort so that you can increase your appetite for this type of convo
- repeat this whole process a few times to increase comfort with this!

you'll start to realize that people are EXCITED to talk to you!

strangers aren't as scary as they seem!

and you'll start living a life thats more open and fun!

[Harrison @harrisonammon]

@theNOBSdentist You have any advice for resolving minor sleep apnea w/o cpap?

[Harrison @harrisonammon]

@velvet_lol If you have one true friend in this life, consider yourself blessed ❤️

[David Perell @david_perell]

Christian writers have long talking about “thin places” where the boundary between heaven and earth collapses and the presence of God feels visceral.

A few years ago I met a guy from rural South Africa who said: “Where I’m from, the idea of not believing in God doesn’t even occur to people. Not everybody’s a Christian but everyone I know believes in a higher power. It’s obvious to us.”

Cities like London and New York are the opposite. They’re thick places, which is one reason why they’re centers of unbelief. It’s hard to relate to a creator when everything around you is man-made and the lights blind you to the majesty of the infinite cosmos.

These major cities shield you from the transcendent in the same way those heavy lead jackets at the dentist’s office block radiation.

Thin places tend to be quiet. But cities are physically (and spiritually) loud, which is why, when you’re in them, you can go weeks at a time without pausing to think about God.

[Matt Kramer ⛰ @kramerposts]

forms of unconditional love that exist in direct reality, free of charge:
- the air you breathe
- the new colors invented with each sunrise and sunset
- the kiss of the wind on your face
- trees, taking your used-up air and restoring it
- the sun's warmth
- the moon's gravity

[Harrison @harrisonammon]

Just because the front end of the curve is very likely headed to 0% does not mean the middle or long-end of the curve will follow. Economic growth, inflation, and trade dictates this, not Fed @NewLowObserver