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Believer, husband, father, & Hunter

Rock Hill, SC
Joined July 2009
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PSA: “CooperBaggs” is an absolute fraud. Copy and pasted my entire post from Threads today. 🤡
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Not one to boast but my boy @Mccoy_Questelle has had a solid senior season. They can put him anywhere on D and all special teams and all he does is WORK. Very proud of you Chub!
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This … is fucking awesome. 🤘🏻
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Congrats
After a great conversation with @CoachDLuckey , I am blessed to receive my first division 1 offer from Hampton University‼️ @HamptonFootball @BoulwareLeon @coachajcovan @TheChrisRubio
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Have a photographer across the hall in my office building. Baby has been squalling for 30 min straight. Blood curdling. How is getting pics of a baby worth that to the parents ? Every time they look at those pics they are gonna feel ashamed. Makes ZERO sense.
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Happened with Two of my best friends. If somebody comes to mind contact them no matter what. Regretting not doing so is haunting.
Had two best friends who took their own lives. My son, who was 6 at the time, and I found the body of one of them. Both were larger-than-life guys. The kind of guys who, from the outside, seemed completely fine. That’s what people need to understand. There aren’t always warning signs. A lot of men will never tell anyone how bad things have gotten. They’ll joke with you, go to work, take care of their family and carry on like everything is normal. And sometimes the decision happens in a moment of overwhelming emotion where the consequences become impossible for them to see. You never really know what another man is carrying. Check on your boys. And if one of your boys tells you he’s struggling…take him seriously.
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Nate Questelle retweeted
DAWG!
BIG REGION WIN 😤🐻 PICK 🥷🏾 ➕ RECEIVING TD 🏠 Making plays on BOTH sides of the ball‼️ Tackles 💥 | INT 🏈 | TD 🏠 6’1” | 195 | 2027 S/DB #Ball4Kee 💙 #Playmaker #2WayPlayer #2027 @BoulwareLeon @RHHSBearcatsFB @CoachMatt_NCCU @Ballhawk_8 @cmacc16 @hopo125 @willbradleysp
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Great TEAM win last night‼️ SNAPS + OL FILM 🎥 Captain‼️💪 @BoulwareLeon @RHHSBearcatsFB @TheChrisRubio @coachajcovan
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Thank you @HavenMiller10 for recognizing our Bearcat HMSF Player of the Week! Congrats to @Mccoy_Questelle for EARNING this honor for week 5. Let’s go!!!
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People keep asking where I’ve been. Here’s why… I’m managing/operating our entire farm, our growing cattle herd, and our growing stores. The mission: food grown in a community stays in that community. We figured it out 4 years ago in little Riggston, IL-the first fully self-serve, self-checkout farmers market in the nation. Food brings people together. Good food raised in the same towns our stores sit in is the whole point. That model is spreading to rural towns everywhere, not just Illinois. Want one in your town? We’re happy to chat & see if we can help: thewittyfarmer.com/contact-8 Link to article: myjournalcourier.com/news/ar… @ILFarmBureau @SenDorisTurner @SecKennedy
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Nate Questelle retweeted
He literally explains why your negative thoughts keep coming back—and how to break the cycle.
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This was one of the most raw moments from the entire conversation... and it stayed with me. You heard me right. I hope @PhilipAMitchell's prayer never gets answered.
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Nate Questelle retweeted
A renter paying $2,500 a month for 30 years puts $900,000 into the landlord's pocket and finishes the term owning nothing. Zero equity, zero appreciation, zero tax deduction on any of it. A homeowner with the same $2,500 mortgage payment on a $400,000 property finishes 30 years with a fully paid house worth roughly $970,000 at 3 percent annual appreciation. Net worth impact: positive $970,000 versus zero. Same monthly cash out, same neighborhood, million dollar swing on a spreadsheet nobody in high school teaches. The single most important number in your financial life is not how much you earn. It is which of the four categories your income falls into: labor, interest, dividends, or capital gains. Rent goes to someone else's fourth category. Wages come from your first. Chaoshengzhe teaches a foundational course in matrix theory drawing on the MIT curriculum. The lectures are free on YouTube. He walks through matrix operations and invertibility, the linear algebra every serious real estate portfolio runs on. Same math a REIT uses to allocate $30 billion across 800 buildings at the same time. The lecture is free. The willingness to move a dollar from someone else's category to your own is the entire fortune.
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‼️| HQ video of Ed Sheeran’s full speech before his show tonight in Philadelphia
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Replying to @ExpoRecruits
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First 4 Games | Junior Season 🎥 4-0. Competing every snap and getting better every week. Still working. 💯 Ashton Carter | 2028 DB | Rock Hill HS 6’0” | 180 #ball4kee💙 #rihgranny💗 @BoulwareLeon @RHHSBearcatsFB @scuknowit @HighSchoolBlitz @willbradleysp @cmacc16 @hopo125 @SC_DBGROUP @GHFootwork @CNeely26
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Today is the third Friday of September, also known as National Tradesmen Day. To celebrate, a young and cheeky editor at mikeroweWORKS has assembled a video to remind the world about what I looked like 18 years ago, back when I boldly proclaimed my intention to reinvigorate the skilled trades with some sort of ad hoc PR initiative. Looking back, I think you’ll agree my performance – delivered after several beers on Labor Day of 2008 - was a fairly cringe-worthy spasm of uncharacteristic earnestness. It was, however, well-intended, and useful I think, in rallying others who shared my sentiment. In fact, a few years later in 2011, when Irwin Tools decided to launch National Tradesman Day, they called upon me to announce the occasion, which I was delighted to do. In return, Irwin donated $10,000 to my newly formed foundation, which I used to help fund our first round of work ethic scholarships. Since then, lots of other likeminded companies and organizations have asked me to help them launch similar efforts to reinvigorate the trades, including the latest initiative from the Pentagon called BuildFreedom.US. I agreed, and in return, Build Freedom has donated $10 million dollars to mikeroweWORKS, which we’ll spend on the next round of work ethic scholarships. And so, we appear to be trending in the right direction. Anyway, enjoy the attached video, a genuine blast from my past, and hopefully, an accurate look into the future. Better yet, share it with it someone in the trades, and help us commemorate National Tradesman Day by reminding the country that many excellent opportunities in the skilled trades are waiting to be filled, and that mikeroweWORKS is here to pay for the training you need to get started. Apply today at mikeroweWORKS.org Carry on, Mike
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And production remains the same
Replying to @Zinkst_
- Arriver au bureau - Saluer 17 personnes alors qu’on aurait préféré rester discret - Subir le briefing du matin - Allumer sa caméra - Participer à un « petit jeu pour briser la glace » - Donner son avis pendant un brainstorming - Participer à une activité de cohésion d’équipe - Entendre : « Il faut que tu t’exprimes davantage » - Répondre à : « Pourquoi tu es toujours aussi silencieux ? » - Faire semblant d’aimer les conversations sans intérêt - Déjeuner entouré de collègues - Assister à une autre réunion qui aurait pu être un e-mail - Entendre : « Tu dois davantage te créer un réseau » - Publier quelque chose sur LinkedIn - Travailler sur son image professionnelle - Faire acte de présence à un anniversaire au bureau - Intégrer le groupe WhatsApp de l’entreprise - Mettre un emoji sur les messages du patron pour avoir l’air impliqué - Aller à l’afterwork après avoir déjà épuisé toute son énergie sociale - Entendre que « la visibilité est essentielle » - Découvrir que faire du bon travail ne suffit pas si personne ne vous voit le faire - Planifier un entretien individuel avec son responsable - Faire une présentation devant tout le monde - Travailler en groupe sur une tâche qu’on aurait pu terminer seul en 20 minutes - Se faire rappeler une deuxième fois d’allumer sa caméra - Justifier son absence à la fête de l’entreprise - Se faire qualifier de « pas assez esprit d’équipe » - Passer tout le trajet du retour à recharger ses batteries sociales - Enfin rentrer chez soi - Ne parler à absolument personne - Et recommencer le lendemain
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