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Sometimes men get tired too. Not because they don’t want to provide, protect, or show up, but because their efforts become so expected that nobody thinks to appreciate them anymore.
Offset explains why he immediately embraced Gunna after the YSL trial while other peers kept their distance:
"I'm not a follower. I rock with who rock with me... All that bull[sh*t] divided our city and then made each artist pay for it... At the end of the day, we ran the whole hip-hop scene. Now it's a gap."
(via Popcast)
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Microsoft has laid off thousands of employees while investing billions in AI. Now Outlook goes down, and everyone is depending on human engineers to get things running again.
It’s interesting how companies keep talking about replacing people until something breaks and they need people to fix it.
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As adults, y’all really need to learn how to stop being so opinionated about everything. Seriously, nobody gives a fuck about your unsolicited opinions. If nobody asked for your input, learn to keep that shit to yourself. Everybody does not care what you think.
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Of course it’s “Overreacting” after the Sixers lost 😂
If the Sixers would have won it woulda been so many “I told you so” narratives being push.
Y’all pitiful man.
🎯🎯🎯 soon as I see bragging about rebounds & blocks lmaooo
I just can’t see how being a Wemby fan is rewarding and feels good. Oh wow the tallest guy on the court grabbed the rebound. Oh wow the tall guy blocked the guy smaller than him. Oh wow the tall guy dropped the ball into the hoop. It just seems boring to me.
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Both great. If you watch basketball and think Jaylen Brown is better than Jayson Tatum, this sport is not for you.
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Paul George looking at Jaylen Brown like “all these open shots off Tatum’s gravity I’m getting this what u was complaining about bro?”
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We can all agree Jaylen Brown should never talk again. He made himself look stupid, and Jayson Tatum, being the team player he’s been his entire career, let Paul George cook the Sixers.

















