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a nurse earning $60k pays taxes before she even sees her paycheck, but a billionaire worth $100 billion is worried about paying his fair share? THE PEOPLE WORKING 9–5 SHOULDN’T CARRY THE TAX BURDEN WHILE BILLIONAIRES HIDE BEHIND THEIR WEALTH

WHAT HAPPENS IF WE ALL JUST… STOP PAYING MEDICAL BILLS? You go to the ER. They charge $4,000 to tell you you’re dehydrated Your deductible is $6,000, so insurance covers nothing If millions of people just ignored these imaginary numbers, would the entire extortion system finally collapse? You pay $400 a month for health insurance You get sick. You go to an in-network doctor They prescribe a generic medication The insurance denies it YOU ARE PAYING A MONTHLY FEE TO A COMPANY JUST SO THEY CAN TELL YOU “NO”

GROCERY STORES NOW MAKE YOU DO THE WORK AND CHARGE YOU MORE FOR IT. I went to buy five basic items. Bread, eggs, milk, coffee and laundry detergent. The total? $48 Then I walked to self-checkout, scanned my own items, bagged my own groceries, and checked my own receipt on the way out. I PAID MORE AND DID THE WORK MYSELF. Meanwhile, grocery prices have climbed, and shoppers are left wondering how much of the increase is actually necessary. They shifted more work onto customers, raised prices, and still expect us to accept it without question. We’re not just paying more for groceries. WE’RE PAYING FOR THE PRIVILEGE OF WORKING AT THE STORE THAT’S CHARGING US. WHEN DID SHOPPING FOR GROCERIES BECOME A JOB WE HAVE TO PAY TO DO?

YOUR PARENTS BOUGHT A 4-BEDROOM HOUSE FOR $120,000. TODAY, IT COSTS $620,000 Your parents bought their 4-bedroom suburban home in 1993 for $120,000. Back then, the median household income was $31,000. The house was roughly 4x their annual salary. Today, that exact same house is listed for $620,000. Median income today? Around $75,000. Now that same house costs over 8x annual income, with interest rates hovering near 7%. PREVIOUS GENERATIONS DIDN’T WORK TWICE AS HARD AS YOU. They just bought into the economy before the ladder was pulled up and turned into private equity assets.

Imagine we didn’t have to inherit a broken economy We graduate and actually keep the money we earn We have the same financial safety nets as the trust-fund kids The playing field is completely level Our opportunities are actually equal We build our lives based on our own merit This is what happens when society values actual hard work over inherited generational wealth

WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT THE FACT THAT YOU CAN WORK 40 HOURS A WEEK AND STILL NOT AFFORD TO LIVE You wake up early, spend hours working, come home exhausted and repeat the same routine every single day Your salary comes in and before you can even enjoy it, rent, electricity, food, transportation, and other bills have already taken most of it. You can’t save enough to feel secure. You can’t afford to take a proper vacation. You can’t even enjoy your hard-earned money without feeling guilty. And if you complain, someone will tell you to work harder. But how much harder can a person work? Life shouldn’t be just working to survive until you’re too old to enjoy it

Jimmy Fallon realizes on national television that his favorite exclusive restaurant in Baltimore was actually just a stranger’s house. “There was also a restaurant when I went there that used to have a frying pan on the door… you walk in, and they tell you what you’re eating. There’s no menu.” “Oh, amazing.” “Maybe I broke into someone’s house… The more I think about it, yeah, I might have broken into someone’s house. So I apologize. But it was delicious. Chicken and mashed potatoes. Whoever made it, they made me a nice meal.”

Mike Tyson admitted he had ABUSED women and acknowledged that he played a role in creating the reputation he spent years fighting against. In a 2011 interview with Graham Bensinger, the former heavyweight champion was asked whether media coverage of his treatment of women had been fair. Tyson said some of it was unfair, but accepted responsibility for his own actions. “I’m a human being. I’ve abused women, women abused me.” When asked how verbally and physically abusive he had been in past relationships, Tyson reflected on his youth, lack of relationship experience, and the environment that shaped him. “Am I a monster? Am I a brutalizer of women? Do I hate women? No way.” He described himself as a young man who learned late in life and admitted he knew right from wrong but had failed to practice it. His most striking acknowledgment was that he couldn’t blame everything on the media or his upbringing. “I know right from wrong, but I just never practiced it right.”

Mikki Mase claims a casino tried to shortchange him by $1 MILLION after he won $11.5 million playing baccarat and says he had to call his lawyer to get every dollar back Mase says the massive win came from playing at two different casinos, with his winnings initially totaling $11.526 million. But when it was time to cash out, he claims the casino was prepared to pay him just $10.5 million, leaving a million dollars unaccounted for. “I’m looking at eleven and a half million and you’re trying to hand me ten and a half?” According to Mase, three executives came down to address the dispute, but he still wasn’t getting a clear answer about where the missing money had gone. So he called his lawyer. Mase says his lawyer handled the situation and helped him recover the missing million dollars. A seven-figure dispute over a baccarat payout and one phone call that he says helped settle it.

Yung Miami says Drake left her on read when she reached out about a “Spend Dat” remix and she still doesn’t understand why he couldn’t just tell her no Speaking on Hot 97, the rapper admitted she was confused by the silence, especially because she has always been a Drake fan and says she has never spoken badly about him. “Drake left me on read… Drake, what did I do? I love Drake.” She made it clear she could have handled a rejection just fine. “Just tell me no. I’m good with the no, but leaving me on read is like, what?” Despite admitting she sometimes takes things personally, Miami said she didn’t take this situation that way. She also acknowledged that industry politics can make people cautious about certain collaborations. And even after being left without a response, she ended with a birthday shout-out to the rapper: “Happy birthday Drake, it’s Scorpio season.”