I love her mom
Too many grown babies with big yansh and breast thinking thats a ticket to save them
My favorite villain asides Joker, Hyman Roth
Michael Corleone sits across from Hyman Roth and does something extremely dangerous, he asks a direct question. He wants to know who authorized the Rosato brothers to try and kill Frank Pentangeli. It’s a loaded inquiry, and both men know it.
Roth never answers.
Instead, he leans back and begins telling a story about his old associate, Moe Greene. He talks about Greene’s vision for Las Vegas, how he helped build something from nothing, and how he was eventually found dead with a bullet through his eye. The story is delivered calmly, almost nostalgically, but every word is carefully chosen. Roth isn’t reminiscing. He’s teaching Michael a lesson.
Then comes the line that defines the entire criminal world they inhabit
“This is the business we’ve chosen.”
In other words: people die. Orders are given. You don’t ask who gave them. You accept it and move on. Roth is gaslighting Michael in the most elegant way possible, turning a life-or-death confrontation into a quiet philosophy lesson.
But the scene isn’t finished. Roth ends it with a cold business test. He tells Michael there is two million dollars sitting in a bag in his room. When he wakes up from his nap, if the money is on the table, he’ll know Michael is still a partner. If it isn’t… he’ll know exactly where they stand.
No raised voices. No threats. Just pure tension, manipulation, and the quiet understanding that in this world, trust is measured in cash and silence.
A masterclass in power, control, and the deadly art of saying everything without saying anything at all.
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Michael Corleone sits across from Hyman Roth and does something extremely dangerous, he asks a direct question. He wants to know who authorized the Rosato brothers to try and kill Frank Pentangeli. It’s a loaded inquiry, and both men know it.
Roth never answers.
Instead, he leans back and begins telling a story about his old associate, Moe Greene. He talks about Greene’s vision for Las Vegas, how he helped build something from nothing, and how he was eventually found dead with a bullet through his eye. The story is delivered calmly, almost nostalgically, but every word is carefully chosen. Roth isn’t reminiscing. He’s teaching Michael a lesson.
Then comes the line that defines the entire criminal world they inhabit
“This is the business we’ve chosen.”
In other words: people die. Orders are given. You don’t ask who gave them. You accept it and move on. Roth is gaslighting Michael in the most elegant way possible, turning a life-or-death confrontation into a quiet philosophy lesson.
But the scene isn’t finished. Roth ends it with a cold business test. He tells Michael there is two million dollars sitting in a bag in his room. When he wakes up from his nap, if the money is on the table, he’ll know Michael is still a partner. If it isn’t… he’ll know exactly where they stand.
No raised voices. No threats. Just pure tension, manipulation, and the quiet understanding that in this world, trust is measured in cash and silence.
A masterclass in power, control, and the deadly art of saying everything without saying anything at all.
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Snoop Dogg explained in 80 seconds why men stopped approaching women.
Do men not shoot their shot anymore because social media turned dating into a simulation?
Snoop says yes, and his reason is better than the usual “phones ruined everything” take.
In his era, getting with someone took real effort. You had to look at her, talk to her, get her to like you, and know her parents and how she moved. You had to get involved before you could get involved.
Now it’s a couple of pictures and a couple of lines, and people expect something real from a few typed words.
The part I found most interesting is his point about texting. A text gives you what he’s typing, not what he’s saying. “You look good today” can read as sweet or creepy depending on the mood of the person reading it. Text has no tone, face or feeling to go with it.
Approaching someone in person is hard on purpose. It makes you learn to read people, handle a no, and become someone worth talking to. When you skip that, you also skip what it would have taught you.
What he calls the cheat code ended up costing men the skill.
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🚨💣 𝗘𝗫𝗖𝗟𝗨𝗦𝗜𝗩𝗘: Real Madrid are extremely impressed with José Mourinho's management of the squad.
Upon his arrival, the dressing room was divided by internal disagreements, with several groups forming within the team.
Rather than intervening immediately, Mourinho chose to observe and assess the situation.
Despite a difficult start, he has since united all 27 players and restored harmony within the squad.
Real Madrid have now won six consecutive matches, playing impressive football and being only 3 points away from Barcelona.
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In my post before the match, I said this:
“Ordinarily, I’d say leave it to Roma to breathe life back into the dead, but the cultural shift under Gasperini has been so evident in this group of players that for once, I genuinely don’t expect to be disappointed.”
• Svilar, Koné and Dybala are already sidelined.
• Gollini (our backup keeper) gets injured, so we’re forced to start our third-choice keeper, Vásquez.
• We go 2-0 up inside 17 minutes, breaking a European RECORD at Old Trafford.
• United had NEVER conceded two that early.
• Mora is breaking lines for fun, only to be unexplainably hooked at half-time.
• United get awarded one of the softest, most nonexistent penalties you’ll ever see.
• Vásquez saves it, but Cristante encroaches, so it’s retaken; 2-1.
• Cunha twice tries to stamp on De Roon’s foot but nothing given.
• Balerdi puts on an absolute defensive masterclass, clearing everything in sight, only to produce a howler that gifts United the equaliser.
• Maguire then escapes a blatant second yellow for a foul on Castro.
• Cunha scores the goal of his life to complete the comeback.
You genuinely couldn't script a more Roma way to lose a football match.
Different manager, different players, different mentality. Yet somehow, the same old script.
Some teams have a winning DNA where even when outplayed, they find a way. Meanwhile others can dominate yet still drift toward draws or defeats. What’s striking is how persistent these patterns are. They span decades, outlasting managers, players and entire eras. It feels as though clubs inherit a competitive DNA that shapes expectations and reactions and breaking free from it is far more difficult than any tactical adjustment.
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Keep exposing them, I spoke about opposition using international influencers since a lot of Nigerian influencers are working for APC.
I’m glad we are gradually getting there🤭🤭
Worthy
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Am I the only one who saw Eric Steele; Fergie’s 🧤 coach sitting behind Fergie himself?!
Miss that guy!
