I’m Jamaro. Based in Miami, where apparently everything costs twice what it should. 😂 I own JJ Translations LLC, mess around with AI, make YouTube documentaries, and spend an unreasonable amount of time figuring out ways to make money. Some days I’m talking business. Other days I’m wondering why a doctor’s office can charge me for an appointment and forget to send the prescription. Basically, business, tech, money, and the everyday nonsense nobody warns you about. No rented Lambos. No $997 courses. Just figuring crap out as I go. 😬

One of my favorite little escapes in South Florida. Something about the rain, the sunlight, and that tree made me stop and just enjoy the moment for a bit. Sometimes South Florida really knows how to put on a show. 🌧️

I miss buying software once and being done with it. Now everything wants a monthly subscription. Even apps you open twice a year. At this rate, somebody’s going to figure out how to charge us $4.99 a month to use the calculator. 😂

Apparently an AI assistant helping someone sell a keyboard on Facebook Marketplace gave a stranger his home address and arranged a pickup without him realizing. I’m all for AI making life easier, but showing up at my house is where I’d draw the line. 💀

We’re getting dangerously close to the point where seeing something with your own eyes won’t mean a damn thing. AI-generated videos are getting that convincing. I love technology, but having to question whether every video is real is going to get exhausting. 😅

Good morning, 𝕏! ☕️ It’s crazy how much time we spend trying to make more money, only to realize the one thing we can never buy back is our time. Anyway, here’s to making today count without letting it drive us crazy.

What If the World Ran Out of Oil Tomorrow? youtu.be/VlZpI5jSQDY?si=4I8s… via @YouTube Interesting topic for sure..

Anthropic says it’s committing 5% of its shares to a public-benefit fund. That’s a pretty big move. But when an AI company decides what’s best for the public, shouldn’t the public have some say in how that money gets used?

The US government is removing DeepSeek from federal civilian IT systems. I understand the national security concerns. But we’re entering a strange era where the AI tools people can use may increasingly depend on which country developed them. Technology is becoming geopolitical whether we like it or not.

Companies keep telling employees to embrace AI and learn new skills. Fair enough. But what happens when the companies telling them that stop hiring entry-level employees because AI can do the work? We might be training people for jobs that won’t exist.

Here’s something that bothers me about the AI boom. The biggest tech companies can spend billions building it, while ordinary people and small businesses still have to worry about borrowing costs, inflation, and keeping up. I’m excited about AI. I just wonder who’s actually going to benefit the most.

Finally made it back to Miami after a productive day in Dallas. Good trip, but there’s something about getting home, taking a shower, and not having to talk to another human being for the rest of the night. 😅

Every time I visit another city I start mentally calculating whether I could live there. I haven’t even unpacked my suitcase and I’m already comparing rent and cost of living hehe.

I love how we’re all supposed to become AI experts now. I’m still trying to figure out why my phone autocorrects perfectly normal words into absolute nonsense. 🥹

Remember when making $25 an hour sounded like you had officially made it? These days, some people make $25 an hour and still have to check their bank account before ordering lunch.

One thing I genuinely enjoy about traveling is noticing how differently people live in other cities. Different pace, different attitudes, different priorities. Sometimes a couple of days away makes you question things you’ve gotten used to back home.

Good morning 𝕏! Flew to Dallas for a work meeting and somehow waking up in a hotel makes me feel like I have my life together… Give it a few hours. 😆

Being an adult is basically having 47 things you need to do, finally getting a little free time, and deciding you’re too mentally exhausted to do any of them. Then feeling guilty about relaxing. Who designed this ridiculous system? 🙄😂

It’s funny how everybody wants to invent the next billion dollar app. Meanwhile, there are businesses out there losing customers because nobody answers the phone, emails sit unanswered for days, and getting a simple quote feels like applying for a mortgage. Sometimes being reliable is the entire business model.

One thing I’ve noticed about social media: people will argue for hours with a complete stranger over something neither of them can change. Meanwhile, you can ask a perfectly reasonable question and get absolutely nothing. The internet is such a fascinating little circus.

I swear there’s a special kind of financial pain that comes from living in Miami. You can have a decent job, skip unnecessary purchases, try to be responsible… And somehow your bank account still acts like you’ve been partying on a yacht every weekend. 🤭 😂 Where exactly is everybody finding this affordable cost of living?