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in my 17 years in this shit I've learned that the APPEARANCE of "having your shit together" can scare off alotta people that can help level you up..
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Matthew Perry made $1 million an episode on Friends and spent about $9 million trying to get sober. In his last month, a doctor charged him $57,000 for 20 vials of ketamine that sold for about $15 each.
In the video below, a year before he died, he describes the night doctors gave him a 2% chance to live.
"Five people had an ECMO machine that night, and the other four died, and I survived."
On September 30, 2023, the doctor met Perry for the first time. That day he texted a colleague: "I wonder how much this moron will pay." Then: "Let's find out."
Same day, he bought $795 worth of ketamine and supplies from another doctor. Perry's assistant paid him $4,500.
Over the next 12 days: 20 vials, $57,000. One shot was given in the back seat of Perry's car in a parking lot.
That's about $2,850 a vial. Roughly 190 times the going price.
Then the assistant found a cheaper source. He was paid $150,000 a year to manage Perry's medical care. In 11 days he bought 51 vials from a dealer prosecutors called the "Ketamine Queen."
On October 27, the doctor texted that he'd been "stocking up." The next day, the assistant gave Perry at least three shots. Perry was found dead. He was 54.
Then came the sentences.
The dealer: 15 years. The assistant: 41 months. The doctor who called him a moron: 30 months and a $5,600 fine. The doctor who supplied him: 8 months of home detention.
Netflix releases a documentary about Perry's life on Tuesday. Wednesday marks three years since he died.
The doctor made $57,000 and was fined $5,600. Was 30 months enough?
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Quit touching shit.
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Damon Wayans says that even at 65 years old, if Keenen tells him to get him a soda, he's going to go get it, because in their family, it’s all about an unspoken code of respect, seniority, and brotherly hierarchy.
“Yeah, but like even now, this is how my family is. Like, I'm 65 years old and Keenen goes, "Go get me a soda," and I got to go get it.”
“If Marlon walks in a room, and you know, if I walk in a room and there's no seats, Marlon gets up. Sean and Keenen will sit, and Marlon will get up and say, "You sit here." And my son will have to do the same thing.”
“That's why I love the fact that they have children. Because I go to my theater sometimes and little Damon's there and Mikey's there, and as soon as I walk in the room, the youngest one gets up and lets me sit down without question, and I love that.”
“It's just how we do with each other. It's just a quiet code. Some things you don't have to teach, it's just what you see.”
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Phillip Mullin has become the first child in Louisiana to be functionally cured of sickle cell disease ksla.com/2026/10/24/alexandr…
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Will Ferrell trying to break Danny McBride & Craig Robinson during an EASTBOUND & DOWN blooper reel is gold.
Watching the two of them fight for their lives to keep a straight face while Ferrell keeps pushing is almost funnier than the actual scene.
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one of the healthiest habits anyone could learn is training yourself not to talk too much.
Bby Laana really raw af
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For your kids
1. Open a custodial account
2. Automate $250 a month
3. Stack VOO every Monday
4. Wait eighteen years
We had this 20 years ago.. but San Francisco and the SF Club scene don't like black people.
My experience partying all night at Berghain in Berlin made me think of how we're lacking this experience in the San Francisco tech scene. We can literally become the coolest, most tasteful social scene on Earth if we had our version of Berghain, but better. So let's build it. The best aspect of Berhain is how they select who gets in. The club has a vibe and atmosphere, and if you aren't wearing the right clothes or have the right demeanor, you don't get in. That's how you cultivate a tasteful crowd. We can improve on this by only letting in high agency, talented operators in the tech scene who can still pull off dope outfits, so no geeks. SF is in dire need of late night venues, and Berghain goes until 8am. That's a little too crazy for high net worth operators who are changing the world so we could do something like 2am. Berghain also is kinda dark and in a weird building so we'd put the club in a SoMa corporate office that we convert to speakeasy or barcade vibe. Maybe add a quiet area for people to bring their laptops and work? I honestly feel like we're improving on the Berghain form here, especially by swapping out the crowd of weird partiers in inappropriate clothes (or lack there of) with insanely cracked founders and engineers. I'm super stoked about this idea, SF tech could really run the dopest parties on the planet.
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Danny DeVito says he gave Quentin Tarantino final cut on Pulp Fiction with a handshake, then kept his word after people walked out of a test screening
"Final Cut is like gold."
"It's not going to be on paper."
"20 people walked out of the movie."
"Nobody ever changed a thing."
Plenty of producers would have started trimming the second people headed for the exits. DeVito held the power, let a young filmmaker with one movie behind him keep his cut, and that version became Pulp Fiction. A promise made with no contract is the kind that tells you who someone is.
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