my dad said they were doing the same thing as the seinfeld ending & he would know

by the lake

thinking about curb

i only saw the end

but my dad & mom watched seinfeld all the time & one of my happy memories

is being in my bedroom supposed to be sleeping

hearing them laugh downstairs together

which is a weird feelin

cos i am not at that location or even in that state

might go over to the zoo

but really just thinkin about that bird in tenafly

at bear mt

🤤 looks incredible

enjoy

long way of saying im not worried about it & id make something good out of it

you know, an attica

pull a 9 September 1971

i could do an arkham asylum

thing mebbe

never read mein kampf but il tell you what

id write something better in jail

i will say that

come what may

me sitting in jail

i do not care

im going nowhere

i will literally cheerlead whatever it is

no expert

no economist

my personal opinion

i leave it to jack

i trust him nostr:note126p5hyjqynknfa23n0hddqh3xpqhk9mel8mtujteez9s5ynws2tsg32rh4

so we better get some real recognition about ~that fact~ very first of all.

~ e v e r y t h i n g ~

whose longevity.

everything since the 1800s has been shortterm & kicking the can down the road onto the kids.

“Integrity is by far the number one deliverable of Bitcoin,” Saylor says. “Institutional investors need reliability and longevity. You have to watch the network run for three to five years without any failure before you even begin to think you can trust it.”

the audacity is a little much.

Anything that advertises privacy and freedom from government theft becomes a direct enemy of the FBI, Interpol, and every law enforcement agency on the planet.

that's simply not true.

“People with billions of dollars don’t want to invest in crypto networks that support anarchists,” Saylor explained.

shut up saylor