One of the worst parts about living in a big city is the light pollution

Don't ever get to see any of the cool space stuff going down this year 😭

I’m not a huge fan of juice, but “Honest Juice” is what we serve. Way less sugar than the stuff that turns kids into mini superheroes. Just enough sweetness to keep you refreshed, not bouncing off the walls. 🍎🥤 #HonestlyNotHyper #proofofdad

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Gn nostr

🎥 Canon EOSr

- 15mm

- f7.1

- 1/400

- ISO 400

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Chapman beach, Cannon Beach OR.

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Spectacular sunset in Westport WA.

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until there's an easy way to do accounting and inventory with Bitcoin sales AND substantial demand for that payment type, there's really no orange pilling a business without just orange pilling the owner/decision maker.

thus, solo entrepreneurs, small businesses and just friends are the reachable fruit.

Let us know how it goes :-)

- Use it yourself with the businesses you may be involved with**

- Buy local (as apposed to multinational corps) where possible and ask if they accept Bitcoin - but expect them to say no - purpose is just to show them demand. Smaller owner/operator businesses who feel the pain of inflation will take more interest (e.g. taxi drivers).

** If you want to orange pill your place of work (and you are not a director) be prepared for a long slog of looking for the opportunity. To be honest it’s probably easier to join a Bitcoin first business although satisfying when you make some inroads :-)

To be honest, in the west there is still not enough “pain” yet and people seem happy to pay tax by inflation 🤷‍♀️

Purple-pilling, is even harder though! People care even less about being “uncancellable” (proper word for that?!).

not yet, though I do ask every business that I buy something from if they accept Bitcoin, even though I know the answer is no. Usually it ends there but every so often the person will ask a few questions and they seem interested in learning more

I tell people that Nostr is new and still being built before our eyes, that grassroots movements take time, but they're worth it. I then give them as many guides and tools as I have available. I tell them that Nostr is always improving, if they don't get it or don't understand something, to check back in a month or three months, because it's always growing and improving.