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I'm currently in a $350 dollar hotel room that I was sold at $100 a night. I wake up around 7am and try new restaurants for breakfast. I come back to the room and read for a bit before pumping some Uplifting Trance mix and typing on a keyboard about mindless drivel...

Easily the most hypocritical decision from the powers that be in a long time. Joe Rogan is not the problem. If you make opinions about him without ever listening to him, you're making a mistake. His interviews with highly educated members of society are enlightening...

My hotel room has a scale. 172.2 lbs - 8pm - That's my weight when I entered my hotel room at 8pm last night. I don't own a scale and weigh myself about twice a year when I remember to at my parents. It was an odd flight time of 5pm and I had a small wrap at 4pm after...

Bengals @ Chiefs (-7) - 3pm I don't know why you'd want to be on the Bengals today after watching what Mahomes did to the Bills. Yes, it's 7. You can get into spots at the end of the game where the Bengals are leading and you have no chance of covering. These are some...

This post was inspired by my purchasing the Card Counter for $6.99 and being incredibly disappointed. I'll watch movies on Netflix at 1.25x and they go by in a flash. Over the last few months here are a few with a brief analysis on whether you should spend time...

It happened. Your boy went to Big Sky, Montana with his GIRLFRIEND and her family and lived to write about it. Here's a quick rundown of the skiing. Day 1: Learning on the Fly Right off the bat there's a narrow trail that leads to a much wider slope. People are...

The pandemic separated the fearful from the fearless. If you were fearless during the last two years, I'd guess you are better off than ever before. If you bunkered down and listened to authority, I'd presume you didn't achieve much. For me, today is a start of a...

First Neil Young and now the r/antiwork subreddit. https://twitter.com/DouglasKMurray/status/1486501252447944707 r/Antiwork When I first heard about the r/antiwork sub-reddit a few weeks ago, I thought it can't be good to promote trying to get by doing as little as...

I was pitched by Silicon Valley tech sales people the other day and I'm certain they are taught to say "good question!" and it's infuriating to me as the buyer. I'm not sure who taught them this but I imagine it goes like this: Sales Teacher: Most buyers are uncertain...