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From Dusk Till Dawn. Salma Hayek pours tequila down her leg and he sucks her toes.

From Dusk Till Dawn. Salma Hayek pours tequila down her leg and he sucks her toes.

Well you can’t leave us hanging like that. Which ones?

There’s a Korean tv series called Stranger. I’ve only seen the first season, but it was so frustrating to see the main character order food and never eat it. I think they deliberately did it for shits and giggles. Like he’ll go to a restaurant and order food. Then just as he’s about to take a bite, either he stops to talk to the other person with him or someone calls him on the phone. Then he either has to leave or the scene cuts.

Casino el Camino was like $20 for a burger and fries without tip. It was good, but that’s ridiculously expensive. I can get a Sweet & Spicy Bacon Burger at Whataburger for half the price and it’s just as filling (double patty and bacon).

I completely forgot there’s a Blade Runner show happening. It’s Amazon so it can go either way, but I hope it’s good.

I wanna know what’s in the boss level on the rooftop.

So if a monster chases me in real life, instead of running I’ll crouch, grab the ground, and launch myself forward to get away (because I can’t run in dreams).

You’re not wrong, and the post does say that - starting your own company or creating something new isn’t something that everyone can do, and it’s a tiny, tiny percentage who are actually successful. That’s why the first option they listed is to just join big tech and be a regular cog in the wheel. Obviously as I said, 300k is definitely NOT something you get as a fresh grad. But option 1 is the path of 99.99% of people, becoming an employee. And as I mentioned, that’s hard to do if you can’t even get your foot in the door in the first place.

Home maintenance and minor fixes. I’m sure the new homeowners will appreciate that.

It’s honestly not too bad for advice, although it’s definitely exaggerated (i.e. 300k for a fresh grad; risk for a startup is high, not medium-low). The problem is not the path, it’s getting your foot in the door. CS grads are having a hard time getting hired in the first place. How can you do those things if you can’t even get started.

To be fair, it only works well if the increased pounds go to the right places.