Wouldn’t be rich if I did that or if I got gauc at chipotle
whats the point of having guap if u got no guac
Put me on
get a job at a tech company and they'll give you RSUs that start vesting after 1 year for 4 years
get a job at a tech company and they'll give you RSUs that start vesting after 1 year for 4 years
Are you in tech?

because i have more in random s***coins than your bank account and i'm giving you advice regarding farming high APY yields with stable USD
> stable
Being a mortgage cuck hurts
renting definitely seems like the best strategy in the short term right now for 99% of people in this thread
Former NBA player and host of TNT's "Inside the NBA" Charles Barkley says he was confronted by the network over "offensive" remarks.
Outspoken host of TNT's Inside the NBA, Charles Barkley, criticized the network for taking innocent jokes too seriously during an interview on 106.7 The Fan. The former NBA player and TNT contributor has never been scared to speak his mind and often comes under fire for his opposing opinions, though now his words have caused workplace tension.
As Barkley states, he is now prohibited from speaking about the city of San Antonio on set after he made remarks about the weight of the women in the city.
In response to the silencing, Barkley is coming after the cancel culture-esque approach of the network. Clearly angry and frustrated, Barkley blasted the current media climate as boring and relishes in the fact that he'll retire from media when he turns 60 in two years: "You can't even have fun nowadays without these jackasses trying to get you canceled and things like that," he vents, speaking with The Fan. "And then they can kiss my ass."
"First of all, I didn't call anybody personally fat in San Antonio, I was just joking around," Barkley said in his defense. He continues to describe his surprise when the network confronted him, as it's not the first time the basketball legend has made such jokes: "we've been having fun with this for probably 10, 15 years!" He maintains that the people of San Antonio appreciated the running joke, even claiming that they "made t-shirts."
Barkley also states that articles written about his comments ultimately led to TNT taking action.
> stable
i don't like the term stable coin either
did you ever look into AMPL?
renting definitely seems like the best strategy in the short term right now for 99% of people in this thread
I can’t personally comment. My accommodation is paid for by my company (or more accurately paid for in salary they deduct) but the actual mobility of having a mortgage is something that greatly decreases quality of life.
I know it’s 100% a privilege to be in a position to have one but it would be remiss not to mention it
Are you in tech?
yeah i dabble
Wdym I mean do you work for a tech company lol
he invented ASO show some respect
Former NBA player and host of TNT's "Inside the NBA" Charles Barkley says he was confronted by the network over "offensive" remarks.
Outspoken host of TNT's Inside the NBA, Charles Barkley, criticized the network for taking innocent jokes too seriously during an interview on 106.7 The Fan. The former NBA player and TNT contributor has never been scared to speak his mind and often comes under fire for his opposing opinions, though now his words have caused workplace tension.
As Barkley states, he is now prohibited from speaking about the city of San Antonio on set after he made remarks about the weight of the women in the city.
In response to the silencing, Barkley is coming after the cancel culture-esque approach of the network. Clearly angry and frustrated, Barkley blasted the current media climate as boring and relishes in the fact that he'll retire from media when he turns 60 in two years: "You can't even have fun nowadays without these jackasses trying to get you canceled and things like that," he vents, speaking with The Fan. "And then they can kiss my ass."
"First of all, I didn't call anybody personally fat in San Antonio, I was just joking around," Barkley said in his defense. He continues to describe his surprise when the network confronted him, as it's not the first time the basketball legend has made such jokes: "we've been having fun with this for probably 10, 15 years!" He maintains that the people of San Antonio appreciated the running joke, even claiming that they "made t-shirts."
Barkley also states that articles written about his comments ultimately led to TNT taking action.
https://twitter.com/NotScTop10plays/status/1404610081136721926Fat jokes will never die
he invented ASO show some respect
a dark period in my life
spontaneity of life is taken away from you
only if you use all of your money to get that house