I got you bro … come and cry 😭 all hugs 🫂

Based off of feedback from others … all signs point to yes on this fact. 🤣🔥😜

“I got rugged by the president”

Is going to be a thing now … 🤦‍♂️

Support bat 🦇 shit 💩 crazy 😜 women cause we fuck best 🤣🫂

Ahh 😱 interesting choice. You know I have wildly large gaps online & in pop culture so everyone makes zero sense most the time 🤣🫂💜 alien 👽 octopus 🐙 probably is the way cause glitch mode 👾🛸

If Saylor drops a meme coin, that will have truly torn it.

You remind me of me … that’s all. Hugs 🫂

Do you ever give up control?

Or bury their face in … 🤣

The $TRUMP launch is a signal that degenerate acceleration is upon us. A lot of noise on the horizon. Stay the course and focus on building out the infrastructure that leads us to a Bitcoin Standard.

#CryHarder isn’t always bad 🤣

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I don’t wanna talk about my ex on the show, that’s just tasteless.

Here’s a parable for discussion.

Crazy World-

This is a crazy world we live in. In my village, most people don’t even know that $70 billion was created in just four hours, and yet we talk about quantitative easing like it’s an abstract concept. My village, my city, my country all of us just got devalued, not by natural forces, but by people creating "wealth" through their presence, reach, and connections.

If the Gutenberg Printing Press once spread the gospel of politics and religion, today it’s Twitter shaping narratives and power dynamics. Not through Instagram or Facebook, but by sharing on X.

This transformation affects every country and every common person. Wealth is siphoned from the poor and the real value creators, only to be rerouted to the rich, who have access to technology and capitalize on it.

Maybe we’re already living in Gotham City. But where is Batman now?

I feel sick to my stomach thinking about this about the FOMO (fear of missing out) and the millions of people like me experiencing the same. Is this wealth we see moving around truly the product of collective human effort? Or is it created by the wealthy, who are always chasing the next big investment?

Good Lord, where does this stop? This will be front-page news worldwide when he takes the oath of office. Just as we follow the S&P 500 as a benchmark for financial markets, humanity may soon be following a $100 billion meme coin as a symbol of speculative wealth.

"Oblivion is bliss," they say. But I say, "Oblivious is poor."

The divide between rich and poor has become the yardstick of life itself.

This reality should be taught in schools how power, technology, and wealth work in tandem to shape our world. Only then can we prepare the next generation to question, innovate, and fight for a fairer system.