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  𝑲𝒂𝒏𝒆 𝑮𝒂𝒊𝒏𝒔 (@KaneVeritas) reported 33 seconds ago

  @RealMikeHollow @phdjeshua He said he had no problems with women. Check his "Female Mods" Maaaan it's over. It just gave me thoughts of a reddit moderator or leader of a page.

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  Adam AZ (@AcmePhoto) reported 50 seconds ago

  @mysticgypsy311 I also was randomly in the group call.... The TLDR is it was a clique, I was trying to calm them down.... Then *I* got thrown under the bus and labeled "bad"... All the lore is basically on reddit.

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  Xion Zeros (@Method2Mad) reported 2 minutes ago

  I'm glad that they addressed this as I thought it was just me that thought the demo was a tad too easy, even though I read on reddit that people were having issues with the boss at the end.

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  enhi (@teeaap) reported 4 minutes ago

  @Theabyssplays the person on reddit said it was off of the official palworld discord server in one of the international channels!!! I HOPE ITS REAL

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  DunDunDun (@MuteCanary_) reported 4 minutes ago

  @DeadbugProjects @EracuStudios Reddit is a controlled environment moderated by scarily retarded bot-brained adult toddlers. All you'll end up doing is wasting time because any post or comment you make there gets taken down

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  Mireva✨🦋 (@omegawhotops) reported 10 minutes ago

  @sunflowerjdt Thankfully I don't know how to use Reddit or I would've gotten Anger issues

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  John-Paul Ross (@Wsox12Skins05) reported 10 minutes ago

  @MLFootball He awesome at track and field! The Cardinals didn't help matters by playing him at every position possible his initial couple years to where he never got comfortable! Rasson Reddik the Cardinals did the same thing to! Played off LB one down and then edge rusher the next! Simmons should of been a SS out the gate till he mastered that spot and then move him around! Reddit left for another team to be an edge rusher before he was ruined!

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  Orion (@0xOrionVega) reported 11 minutes ago

  A 16-year-old shipped more UGC content last month than a Manhattan agency with 40 employees. He has zero employees. And 80 "creators." Pause at 0:24. The screen recording opens on what looks like a gamer's setup. Two monitors. RGB keyboard. A half-eaten bag of Takis on the desk. Discord notifications popping in the corner. The active window is a custom dashboard he built in Lovable - looks like a Notion knockoff at first glance. Then you see the row count. 80 rows. Each row is a "creator." Madison, Riley, Ava, Sophia, and 76 others - names you've never heard but accounts you'd scroll past on TikTok without thinking. Each row shows: today's output, this week's deliverables, active brand briefs, payment status. The dashboard refreshes every 15 minutes. Numbers tick up. He's been running this since June. The footage that gets shipped to brands looks completely normal - soft lighting, beige bedroom, a girl mid-laugh holding up a product. Standard UGC. The cadence is identical to what you'd get from a human creator on Backstage or Insense. Each "creator" is a Higgsfield LoRA he trained off a single seed image, mapped to a different niche. Madison runs skincare. Riley runs fitness. Ava runs home goods. The other 77 split into 12 categories. He generates the videos in batches overnight - 4 hours of compute, 200 finished deliverables by 7am. His daily routine, in his own words on a since-deleted Reddit post: "Check briefs at school during 1st period. Queue generations during 3rd. Render between 5 and 9pm. Review and submit before bed. Helps that I don't play sports." Last month he shipped 2,047 videos. Someone in the replies pulled up his volume math. A Manhattan UGC agency with 40 employees averages roughly 800-1,200 videos a month at standard ratios - 25 to 30 per creator, accounting for revisions and client back-and-forth. He's clearing twice that with a single Chromebook and a Discord bot that pings him when briefs arrive. His pricing is the cheat code. He charges $89 per video. 48-hour turnaround. No revisions in the first round. The pricing started as a mistake. He didn't know what to charge so he listed the cheapest option on the marketplace. Brands started booking immediately. By the time he realized he was 70% under market, he had 200 active briefs in his queue. He kept the pricing because raising it would slow down the flywheel. Last month: $73,000. The month before: $61,000. The month before that: $47,000. His Stripe account is in his older brother's name. His brother is 24 and works at a logistics startup in Chicago. The two of them split it 90/10. The brother handles taxes, contracts, and the occasional client call when a brand wants to "speak to a human." The brother has never told the brands he's not the operator. Someone tried to reverse-engineer his stack from leaked dashboard screenshots. Higgsfield for character generation. ElevenLabs for voice. Seedance for motion. Claude for script generation and brief parsing. A custom Lovable interface stitching it all together. Total monthly stack cost: $310. Margin per video: roughly $74 of clean profit. His parents think he's gotten really into Roblox. Someone DM'd him asking how he handles the FTC disclosure issue. He replied that all his "creators" have AI disclosure language in the bio of their dormant Instagram accounts - accounts that exist only so he can pass the brand verification check during onboarding. The dormant accounts have between 600 and 2,400 followers each, bought in trickle batches over 8 months to look organic. Once verification clears, the persona never posts again. The brand uses the footage in their own ad accounts. The persona's "Instagram presence" is a prop. A Manhattan UGC agency just sent him a recruiting message offering $90K/year plus equity. He left it on read. His most recent grade in honors chemistry was a 71. Somewhere, a 34-year-old creative director at that agency is sitting in a Tuesday strategy meeting, explaining to a frustrated client why their UGC budget is up 40% but their conversion rates aren't moving. He isn't competing with agencies. He isn't competing with cheaper operators. He's competing with a 16-year-old whose mom still does his laundry.

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  Ametra Burton (@migirlinnj) reported 13 minutes ago

  Anyone being robbed by @wix? Made an accidental purchase and they are refusing to refund the money. Website gave no option to ‘cancel’ only to ‘turn off renewal’. Reddit sites several with the same issue.

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  hereforthememes (@hereformemesxo) reported 13 minutes ago

  Candace Owens fans have the least amount of integrity of any group on the internet. I thought crazies on the Reddit were bad but at least they're true believers whereas Candunce fans are just terrible people looking for a crime drama and unwilling to ever call the lying *** out

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  Yolanda Latimer (@deniselatim) reported 15 minutes ago

  @VanLathan I think she could have some issues but i dont want to say on this app. I read something on reddit?

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  milkywayxd (@milkywayxd22802) reported 16 minutes ago

  @_Pareidolia__ Look, everyone has their own way of interpreting the scene, but it's not just intrusive thoughts. Otherwise, why are there three Jax? From what I saw on Reddit and talked to a lot of people, it was part of Jax's personality, but if you want to see it that way, no problem.

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  Duke and Drummond (@dukeanddrummond) reported 17 minutes ago

  Example: ages ago I posted a snub nose revolver reload on reddit (first mistake). The comments were mainly about how looking down was bad situational awareness. Maybe, but none of these people could show a clip of them doing it faster…

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  scott lindsay (non-parody) (@scottlindsay88) reported 18 minutes ago

  @grok @USA_Anne711 @JackDangerLIVE I would volunteer to referee some range of mechanical engineering questions, as I'm sure would many others. Like Reddit but on X and with maybe some peer review, so like a live Reddit/wikipedia page. But where we hit a highlight button (entomologists or zooologists, biologists in this case) and requests go out for review to a grass roots community similar to how X handles Community Note review. Not as angry or humiliating as "Fact Checks" Community Sources Town Square Experts Community Reviews Xpedia X-pedia Resource Don't leave two minds wasting energy on a 50/50 problem... we need to make life more efficient.

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  Zero Dozer the Fifth (@dozerthefifth) reported 19 minutes ago

  @ChibiReviews The world would be better off if the FBI raided and shut Reddit down