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What's up podcast on today's episode? We're going to revisit last week's weekly V. O. O. 9 where Gary explains the advantage of being an outsider, his current thoughts on sports cards and the happiness graph.

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What up vlog? Pretty busy day. All B roll from what I'm hearing on this Monday. A bunch of big clients are in.

Executive some bow jangles the board I'm on. If you're from the Carolinas, southeast, you know that incredible chain.

A telecom company's in town. Some new business stuff. Just a busy Monday. Nothing too crazy. Weekly V. Sports cards. I've got the fever.

Yeah. I'm built to grind. It's my scape.

Oh, it's way deeper than the pain. My place is full with life is great.

People's happiest. Yes. That's stupid. It's a stupid study.

Do you like that? I don't. It's stupid. I don't care about reports. I care about your individual thing.

There's happiest fuck 39 year olds. I'm happiest fuck at 44. Like that's a generic study that took a base of

certain thousands of people and now people are like, oh fuck, I'm gonna be unhappy at 39. You're not gonna be unhappy at 39.

You can be happy. We're unhappy at one and at 100. It's fucking mindset. Do you have self-esteem? Do you actually have self-esteem?

Do you actually? Are you actually in a mindset where you can deal with other people's judgment?

Fuck this report. Focus on yourself.

Nice action would be what's your advice for a kid? Or a stay-at-home mom that wants extra income?

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