Yeeeessssss. One of us. One of us.

The genius comes in the execution. It’s like in sports, the great teams and great players can tell an opponent what they’re going to do and how they’re going to do it, then do it and succeed because the execution is flawless.

Honestly, it’s a great way to fight AI too. So much AI bullshit is stuff trying sound smart or sound human and trying too hard. Or it’s tech bros or cheapass CEOs looking to replace humans without understanding humanity. Humans aren’t subtle. We’re raw, emotional animals and that can’t be faked.

I had to dig deep into the catalog to find a set without the QR codes this year because I have one of the smaller planners and the code took up a huge chunk of the box.

I loved this movie. Very different from what I thought it was going to be.

Ha. Well you can tell where my head has been lately.

That’s pretty much the gist of my current book. I was raised by one of them.

With that kind of ambition, your chances of perfection are basically nil. But oh, the reach! How many people never even try because they know they don't quite have the talent to pull it off? The older I get, the more impressed I am at people doing imperfect work but doing it w/everything they've got

She’s probably on her fifth book of the year already.

He‘s not a skill player, but I’d still love to see Penei Sewell in this offense because watching him keep up with someone like Jahmyr Gibbs while he’s run blocking is one of the most amazing things ever.

This reminds me of something Jason Kelce said on his podcast when he was ranting about uniform number changes. He said it’s weird for big guys to have skinny numbers and that big guys needed big numbers.

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A rare, unexpected surprise that boosts fortunes but isn’t the sole focus of the strategy.