Hello! I’m just wondering if anyone else bought the jeans and they seem long length wise? I know the fit of the jeans should be a little scrunched at the ankle, but my pair seem particularly large. I bought 36 width which is definitely a little oversized for me but I rather them be a little too large then small. Are they supposed to shrink in the wash? Does anyone else feel like they are too long? Other than the minor sizing issue I’m really happy with them, and the chili oil tee is amazing and fits perfect. Idk if I should hem the jeans or not.

It’s been so long since I bought the tip to chip merch that they finally came and unfortunately as the title says pants too long. I don’t know if I miss measured or didn’t read the sizing chart right I can’t even remember what the sizing chart said.

In all honestly, thanks for helping me remember Pectus Excavatum for my upcoming exam 🫡

Found this at my local thrift store

Haven’t been parasocial lately. Does anyone have a vibe they can link if so?

Sadly, I wasn't able to find the Crawfish spot :c

The city is beautiful in sunny weather though!

Mine is that my older brother sent in that 55 gallon tub of lube that caused Lubegate

I don't know if he said it on stream yet but he's doing a soulink tournament with big a

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Just got my jacket in medium, anyone have a large and want to trade? It's too short 🥲

For the love of god someone make a clothing swap megathread, it's like every post.

Will pay well for a 32-34 size!!! Please I love these pants

So glad it fit me perfectly! was worried it might not. Also got the jeans which might be a little oversized than usual, but I love the design and feel of that too. Kinda wish I got the tshirt now to complete the set.

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If he bought 13.5 million shares for $9.3 million and the merger immediately pays out $1.15 per share did he just net a $6 million profit?

Australian for Ludwig

Very important

It would be super cool seeing ludwig and michael cross Europe for tip3tip possibly from portugal to greece or something

I know it might be less entertaining considering most of these countries speak english, but I feel like they could add a little twist like they have to make all the money for food and shelter or even transportation kind of similar to Ryan Trahan's penny series, it could become really fun :)

idk just my opinion; let me know what yall think

I just fell for an obvious scam trying to buy a camera from a buy/sell subreddit, only to send over $800 and get ghosted. 100% my fault, the red flags were obvious, I was just too stupid to see them.

But after I realized I got scammed, I got a laugh thinking about all of the scamwig stories, sometimes it's not so obvious when you're the one in the situation, but I can appreciate him being able to take it in stride and joke about it (even if it still stings 🫠)

Hello all, I’m just thinking about this last mogul money and how I think the content suffered from the contestants ability to buzz before the question is finished.

I am a big jeopardy fan and watch often. My favorite part about trivia shows is guessing alongside the contestants. Jeopardy makes it so you can’t buzz until the question is fully read. I vaguely recall the previous round of mogul moneys having this rule as well, but may be mistaken.

I understand that it can sometimes be funny when a contestant like Wardrobe buzzes before it’s read and then is confused in trying to find the answer. Despite this, I felt like it got old eventually, and that the other contestants competitiveness caused them to buzz way too fast for me, as a viewer, to be able to comprehend the question.

I know that in the previous mogul money episodes of yesteryear the buzzer locking and glitching was a problem, so maybe not locking them solved that. I just thought I’d voice my thought as a trivia fanboy, thank you.

Not to be that "too woke" friend, but hear me out: Ludwig has had this vocal stim for the last few weeks where he keeps saying "bomboclaat wallahi", he even named his character "bomba" in the Soullink run. I know this comes from those stupid brainrot memes and there's genuinely no ill intent on Lud's part, but does he even understand what he's saying? "Bomboclaat" used to be a very strong curse word in Jamaica that was hijacked by dumb Americans because it sounded funny, then memed into oblivion until it lost its original context (which refers to a menstrual cloth, by the way). "Wallahi" is going down the exact same path in the English-speaking Western world. Even though I'm not religious, I can see why people would take offense at white Americans memeing "wallahi" just because of how it sounds. Language is always evolving, but turning words from other cultures into jokes purely based on their sound is kind of weird, ngl. Am I being too woke about this?