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India will be the second worlds largest economy. People want to see india poor and struggling I find.

We already have the 4th strongest military in the world, landed on the moon etc…. For a poor country we’ve gone far. Indians are always intelligent, academics and hard working people. Uk prime minister is Indian. Indian Americans are the highest earning Americans. Aside from Jews which they didn’t add 🤔

We’re gonna beat you. Considering all the hate we get from the rest of the world only having terrible things to say about us. I want to see us win while you look at us dominate. We deserve it.
The west is falling.

I'm just being curious to ask. Hell, I could own a few stocks just for the bragging rights, whether they lose money or gain money, it's just the fun of being able to even tell one's self, owning a small small small tiny part of a company. Like a rollercoaster ride. And if a few bucks of the purchase and overall goes down the drain, it's just loose change. like throwing down a wishing well by choice. Or making if lucky at all after taxes declares, a few bucks profit, at best, at best, hahaha. That's how I sees it. Lol.

After all, if a man doesn't mind gaining or losing from say their extremely 1 single stock purchase, that they just wanna own for bragging rights, surely it's groovy?

and the Grammy (in hell) goes to?

As connoisseurs of music, we're well aware that certain masterpieces sometimes slip under the radar. In your perspective, which album from the rich mosaic of the 1990s truly embodies an underappreciated or undervalued status? I'm eagerly anticipating your insights, as I'm keen to unearth some hidden treasures of that era.

To get the conversation started, here are my selections:

You can see each group of 3 in concert and you get $500,000 AND you get to meet all 3 of them backstage, autographs...

who u choosin?