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Mark, you’ll probably never see this comment (probably because my insecurity is telling me that),but I really really love your books and podcasts. I’ve read so much and found so many podcasts and nothing has affected my life as much as you have. I am very grateful I’ve encountered your podcast and book in my 20’s.
The older I get, the more I realize that trying to please everyone often leads to the opposite result. People see right through it. Authenticity wins every time.
I want people to be interested in me. I was not being myself (and not loving myself). I now try to be interested in people. I get to know folks (still a work in progress) and I am learning to be myself. Now I am really finding out who I am.
"Don't try so hard" and "relationships take work". I guess for every positive trait, their is a negative trait on the flip side. Finding a balance is the goal.
the work is in understanding the other person and their perspectives, the not trying so hard is in relation to controlling their opinions of you and to controlling your own state of mind
Great Drew “You don’t end up free you end up lost”. So true👏. Also one more thing about endless option. It may be exciting in the beginning. When you start hitting middle age it can actually become quite boring. You start to have the same experience but with different people or jobs. The only way to not get bored is by choosing 😊
Mark, you really helping me during this vulnerable state of my life at present. The values and importance of Respect, Trust, and Love is actually I am trying to explain to my boyfriend but unfortunately he crossed many times of my boundaries. We love each other but I think his confidential job is not a good fit for me. He is a good man though and he taught me a great lesson being with him. 💔💔💔
A Great way to get MEASURABLE results when attempting to build Charisma and Confidence is to get a SALES job. 5 months ago I was an extremely introverted and slightly unlikable perfectionist that avoided talking to anyone at all costs. I was offered a car sales job and told myself that I HAVE TO become good at it and I’m a better person because of it.
Mark, years ago i listened to a brilliant E book (translated into german) that imprinted me and helped me through rough time. I even made notes and summarized content of some of its chapters. Now from comment section i now do recall... it was "The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck" ! Weeks ago i accidently stumbled upon this channel from you, the author (without even realizing it 😄)
When Mark, Tim Ferris, Andrew Huberman and Chris Williamson all have children, they should have a podcast about optimization and self-improvement, it will be fun. It is nerve-wrecking to try to optimize what is essentially impossible to optimize.
I have been trying to avoid to read the subtle art of not giving a fuck. Then after a while I really liked a video in which a guy gave a most realistic yet positive approach of things. Little did I knew it was the author of the same book I was avoiding😂
My problem is anxiety is that I can identify that I have it, I can identify the cause of it, I can repeat to myself over and over that "it’s just my anxiety over nothing, Just let it go" but I cannot for the life of me let it go lol.
"Subtle art of not giving a f*ck" book discusses in chapter 2 that your solving problems makes you happy and you shouldn't have victim mentality of thinking you can't solve them!
Anxiety just multiplies when you try to stop it. You are clearly trying to avoid it, which in turn increases its intensity. So lad relax, feel it and try to live together with the symptoms. Trust me it worked for me and now am so much better.
That's because you're making all these efforts to get rid of it. Anxiety will go away once you stop trying to make it go away. In the same way, you cannot force yourself to sleep, and stressing out about not being tired only keeps you awake more. It's when you stop trying you start relaxing and eventually sleep.
So what you’re saying is that if my body’s being tortured and sharpened bamboo is being forced under my fingernails, the acceptance of that negative experience is itself a positive one.. that’s kinda deep lowkey.
18 minute mark: I 100% get what you're talking about there. I have been searching for a Life Partner for 4 years & after on and off relationships, finding the ONE has literally taken up SO much mental space it's been driving me NUTS. Can't wait until I can either switch this OFF and say f*ck it, or find HER and finally have peace about it & move on
Another amazing podcast. Mark your videos help to understand some of the paradoxes I meet in my daily life and now, thanks to you I have changed the way I approach some situations and I already feel better with my self. Now I just try to apply them and in my dating life and see the results. If you see this comment, thanks again Mark, you are helping a lot of people with your content.
Absolutely! I have heard stories of people who started with little or no knowledge but managed to emerge victorious thanks to Ana Graciela Blackwelder.
32:06 this. Respect. Once I started having more respect for others and myself things started getting better. I had a big hole in me that I tried to fill.
Wow! Thank you Mark for this definition of freedom!! Just a year ago I wouldn't have understood what you mean, but now, I totally agree with you! You put words into what I'm feeling! Thanks! :)
Use dialectics on the freedom topic. My experience as a 36 year old is that your preference and enjoyment shifts between breadth and depth at different times of your life. Breadth is typically enjoyable when going to find out WHICH depth is your choice. Making that transition is really the source of tension and transition to “real” adulthood, typically for most people when they get married or have kids. Edit: oh he literally just said that
Mark, I show alot of your videos to my students & use alot of your material in my lessons. Have you ever considered doing school tours? Carrying on from this & the notion of Freedom: I completely relate to the remarks about specialising & expertise in one field. I too spent the better part of 20yrs in a single field which (until recently) pigeon-holed me from other options & (I originally thought) limited my professional freedom Utter horseshit it turns out - I'm now able to Do what I want in a field where people treat me with respect & reverence
A key component of socialism is the worker owning the means of production and being paid fairly for their labor. It has NEVER meant not being paid for one’s work. Indeed capitalists are who are continually looking for ways to pay workers a little as possible while squeezing as much labor out of them as possible. I just think it’s important to clarify the terms. Otherwise, I’m very much enjoying the conversation about depth of freedom vs breadth of freedom. The description of what those mean was very helpful. Thank you.
The "Backwards Law" could also be seen by tenets in the Bible. Jesus's says in Mathew6:5 And when you pray do not be like the hypocrites, for they love to pray standing in the synagogues and on the street corners to be seen by others. Truly I tell you, they have received their reward in full. Also in Philippians 4:11-13 I am not saying this because I am in need. 12 I know what it is to be in need, and I know what it is to have plenty. I have learned the secret of being content in any and every situation, whether well fed or hungry, whether living in plenty or in want. 13 I can do all this through him who gives me strength. It so interesting how you tie it together in this pod. Great content!
😀This video really resonated with me. It's so true that in some aspects of life, trying harder can actually have the opposite effect. It's important to remember that authenticity and self-acceptance are key, rather than constantly seeking validation from others. Such a powerful message.
I wonder if almost all of these relationships would just be better expressed as a bell curve. It would be hard to argue the sentence "the more shy you try to be, the less shy you appear to be". But rather "there comes a point where you act so shy that it's perceived as independence" or even "aloof". Many more examples obviously, but I would say literally any action can have a diminishing return, because the energy and speed at which humans move is finitite. There is a point where one spends so much time and effort on physical health that their mental health can erode enough to cause physical ailments. So, perhaps the question is more about how one assessed where they are on the bell curve and what that bell curve even looks like. How does one do that?
Another area where less effort is more would the stock market. Actively buying & selling stuff all the time yields worse results than simply holding an index fund. In fact, no mutual fund has outperformed the S&P 500 over a 30 year period. The more you tweak your portfolio the worse your results most often.
Hi Guys, I had a thought on the backwards law and would love to hear some other opinions about it. The thought can be broken down to the question if acceptance of situations for example is a key to the backwards law. looking forward to some opinions. wish y’all a great day
Hey, I just finished Michael Easter's 2nd book, "Scarcity Brain," and I can't help but notice the large degree of overlap between his writing's and Mark's. Can you please, pretty please, look into getting him on your podcast!
If we had true freedom when we drive, no rules or road signs, it would be chaos and we wouldn’t be able to get anywhere without a high chance of crashing or hitting a person. But with the limitations of rules of the road, we gain the freedom of faster and more efficient driving. Freedom does not always mean being completely free of all constraints. It’s a logical fallacy that is used quit a bit, especially in political cases with market fundamentalism.
SAME!! The "eating up RAM"... I am going to check in with myself and ask myself whether or not, what I'm over-analyzing, ruminating on, overthinking is worth using up my RAM... I'm only half way through the podcast and it is amazing! You never disappoint! You both totally rock... I just subscribed!
Hi Mark, Thanks for your content. I get that trying too hard to optimize happiness can make us feel we're not happy enough. But I'm conflicted-my routines help manage my interests (music, writing, sports), yet sometimes stress me out because I feel I'm not doing enough. Should I abandon my routines to be happier and less anxious, or is there a way to adjust them to avoid this pressure? Thanks for your guidance!
i have a question for you mark. how can you not fall into compliance (always going foward) in your life when you feel your in a ''happiness spot'' without trying to under value your happiness at that time. you were talking about when you try to be happy you undervalue the happiness your in now. thanks!
25:00 or so, (love). Define love. Many of the examples used are not love. OJ thought he loved Nicole. But really he invented the Nicole he needed and projected that onto her. He loved the projection, and when he was denied he killed it. Wife beater's often say they love their spouse. But under the covers they know their behavior is shitty and this fills them with shame and/or self loathing. Split and project: They project their shame/self loathing onto her and it "deserves" what it gets. But the beaten wife, like Nicole, is not experiencing love.
Kind of reinforces my idea that most masculines are just looking for the best sidekick they can snag and then ignore that column. The settled marriage stuff is... not really relatable. And as an unhappily married person it feels like overcompensating to hype up settling. The freed RAM space thing happens when you are happily single too. Before I was married I got rid of the distraction of endless possibility by imagining every hot person was surrounded by all their family. Bc every person no matter how hot is a group deal and that immediately takes the power out of their hotness lol.
These two remind me of Anthony Robbins whom I followed for years until I began to see patterns of subtle manipulation. They could make anything sound interesting. What was the topic again, O yeah anxiety, got a bit off topic but still the sheeple in the comments can't get enough. Super intelligente, charismatic, educated, powerful and rich white males who rehash ancient stoic and buddist wisdom and make it interesting, relevant and profitable. Congratulations on reaching cult like status! Not a single dislike in over 2 million views. Not to say they don't offer useful tidbits but nothing you wouldnt figure out by yourself if you are a true seeker of wisdom and knowledge. Entertaining though.😅 Clickbait!!! No need to buy the book just watch his synopsis on RUclips, don't worry you are not cheating him every click is like a percentage of a penny in his pocket. He absolutely does give a f**k about getting paid!!!!
Thats the game, the frustration will make you either go give him all your time by seeking out the full thing or tantalise you enough to comment on the 10 min vid Either way, its a win for the creator
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Mark, you’ll probably never see this comment (probably because my insecurity is telling me that),but I really really love your books and podcasts. I’ve read so much and found so many podcasts and nothing has affected my life as much as you have. I am very grateful I’ve encountered your podcast and book in my 20’s.
But we see it so here is to you f*** off that insecurity!
Same! Nothing else has helped except for Mark!
I agree to this. His explanations make sense to me somehow. I’m really glad to come across his content❤
I read his blog all the way back in 2017. He’s always had the greatest takes.
Same for me 😅in my late 10s :D
This law is SO valuable. As Alan Watts stated: “The mystery of life is not a problem to be solved but a reality to be experienced.”
You should read whole book at least 10 times to deeply understand it.
that's Kierkegaard, originally
@@profundus8946 good to know
Have this saved on my phone because I always felt like I needed to be fixed but that's so not true!
❤
The older I get, the more I realize that trying to please everyone often leads to the opposite result. People see right through it. Authenticity wins every time.
One GAZILLION percent!
I want people to be interested in me. I was not being myself (and not loving myself). I now try to be interested in people. I get to know folks (still a work in progress) and I am learning to be myself. Now I am really finding out who I am.
This true, same message from Bashar's abundance formula "When you learn that you can do more with less, you will then be able to do less and get more"
sleep is another great example of this the harder you try the farther it becomes
"Don't try so hard" and "relationships take work". I guess for every positive trait, their is a negative trait on the flip side. Finding a balance is the goal.
Basically, put in the effort to show your love and respect rather than trying to get them to love you or respect you.
the work is in understanding the other person and their perspectives, the not trying so hard is in relation to controlling their opinions of you and to controlling your own state of mind
That would be doing things as an end not as means to an end
Great Drew “You don’t end up free you end up lost”. So true👏. Also one more thing about endless option. It may be exciting in the beginning. When you start hitting middle age it can actually become quite boring. You start to have the same experience but with different people or jobs. The only way to not get bored is by choosing 😊
Mark, you really helping me during this vulnerable state of my life at present.
The values and importance of Respect, Trust, and Love is actually I am trying to explain to my boyfriend but unfortunately he crossed many times of my boundaries.
We love each other but I think his confidential job is not a good fit for me. He is a good man though and he taught me a great lesson being with him. 💔💔💔
I bought your books:"Subtle art of not giving a f*ck" and "Everything is f*cked" this month and they are amazing!
A Great way to get MEASURABLE results when attempting to build Charisma and Confidence is to get a SALES job.
5 months ago I was an extremely introverted and slightly unlikable perfectionist that avoided talking to anyone at all costs. I was offered a car sales job and told myself that I HAVE TO become good at it and I’m a better person because of it.
How awesome!!!!
Mark, years ago i listened to a brilliant E book (translated into german) that imprinted me and helped me through rough time. I even made notes and summarized content of some of its chapters. Now from comment section i now do recall... it was "The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck" ! Weeks ago i accidently stumbled upon this channel from you, the author (without even realizing it 😄)
When Mark, Tim Ferris, Andrew Huberman and Chris Williamson all have children, they should have a podcast about optimization and self-improvement, it will be fun. It is nerve-wrecking to try to optimize what is essentially impossible to optimize.
curious, do any of these guys have kids?
@@paddy3622no that I know
A quick Google search said no. It's kind of weird actually, that none of the advice podcast guys have children. Does philosophy cause infertility? Lol
@@Kate-rv6kxfree time causes podcasts, I guess
I have been trying to avoid to read the subtle art of not giving a fuck. Then after a while I really liked a video in which a guy gave a most realistic yet positive approach of things. Little did I knew it was the author of the same book I was avoiding😂
Haahaaa!
My problem is anxiety is that I can identify that I have it, I can identify the cause of it, I can repeat to myself over and over that "it’s just my anxiety over nothing, Just let it go" but I cannot for the life of me let it go lol.
"Subtle art of not giving a f*ck" book discusses in chapter 2 that your solving problems makes you happy and you shouldn't have victim mentality of thinking you can't solve them!
Anxiety just multiplies when you try to stop it. You are clearly trying to avoid it, which in turn increases its intensity. So lad relax, feel it and try to live together with the symptoms. Trust me it worked for me and now am so much better.
I found recently that going against your anxiety is the way to get over it or at least make it less and less.
That's because you're making all these efforts to get rid of it. Anxiety will go away once you stop trying to make it go away. In the same way, you cannot force yourself to sleep, and stressing out about not being tired only keeps you awake more. It's when you stop trying you start relaxing and eventually sleep.
How about accepting it and not seeing as a problem?
Omg regulating emotions and relinquishing the need for control is the core of what I need to do, thank you
Love the Photoshop analogy (17:15). Get married for faster processing 😅
I love how you put everything together in a very approachable format. And I kept finding your content when I feel I need them most ❤
So what you’re saying is that if my body’s being tortured and sharpened bamboo is being forced under my fingernails, the acceptance of that negative experience is itself a positive one.. that’s kinda deep lowkey.
This was an amazing podcast. Drew is a great host and Mark spits hard facts. Enjoyed it very much!
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
"Bro, do you even podcast? Like bro" has me laughing every single time
bro, facts, bro
Even tho it's cringe I like that cringe 😂
Me too 😂😂
18 minute mark: I 100% get what you're talking about there. I have been searching for a Life Partner for 4 years & after on and off relationships, finding the ONE has literally taken up SO much mental space it's been driving me NUTS. Can't wait until I can either switch this OFF and say f*ck it, or find HER and finally have peace about it & move on
Time Management, the art of delegation, and braveru are the keys to getting ahead.
Dare to be Exceptional.
Dare to be Uncommon!
Another amazing podcast. Mark your videos help to understand some of the paradoxes I meet in my daily life and now, thanks to you I have changed the way I approach some situations and I already feel better with my self. Now I just try to apply them and in my dating life and see the results. If you see this comment, thanks again Mark, you are helping a lot of people with your content.
Hallelujah!!! I’m favored and blessed with $60,000 every week! Now I can afford anything and also support the work of God and the church.
Oh really? Tell me more!
This is what Ana Graciela Blackwelder does, she has changed my life.
After raising up to 60k trading with her, I bought a new house and car here in the US and also paid for my son’s (Oscar) surgery. Glory to God.shalom.
I know Ana Graciela Blackwelder, and I have also had success...
Absolutely! I have heard stories of people who started with little or no knowledge but managed to emerge victorious thanks to Ana Graciela Blackwelder.
32:06 this. Respect. Once I started having more respect for others and myself things started getting better. I had a big hole in me that I tried to fill.
That intro... you should try stand up comedy Mark lol
Remarkable clarity of discussion. Thank you Mark and Drew!
Wow! Thank you Mark for this definition of freedom!! Just a year ago I wouldn't have understood what you mean, but now, I totally agree with you! You put words into what I'm feeling! Thanks! :)
When you were talking about respect, trust and love and how you have to give them to get them, the same applies to understanding in my experience.
Use dialectics on the freedom topic. My experience as a 36 year old is that your preference and enjoyment shifts between breadth and depth at different times of your life. Breadth is typically enjoyable when going to find out WHICH depth is your choice.
Making that transition is really the source of tension and transition to “real” adulthood, typically for most people when they get married or have kids.
Edit: oh he literally just said that
Mark, I show alot of your videos to my students & use alot of your material in my lessons.
Have you ever considered doing school tours?
Carrying on from this & the notion of Freedom: I completely relate to the remarks about specialising & expertise in one field. I too spent the better part of 20yrs in a single field which (until recently) pigeon-holed me from other options & (I originally thought) limited my professional freedom
Utter horseshit it turns out - I'm now able to Do what I want in a field where people treat me with respect & reverence
A key component of socialism is the worker owning the means of production and being paid fairly for their labor. It has NEVER meant not being paid for one’s work. Indeed capitalists are who are continually looking for ways to pay workers a little as possible while squeezing as much labor out of them as possible. I just think it’s important to clarify the terms. Otherwise, I’m very much enjoying the conversation about depth of freedom vs breadth of freedom. The description of what those mean was very helpful. Thank you.
Drew's outro was incredible today. But if you try that again next time it won't work :/ backwards law!
The "Backwards Law" could also be seen by tenets in the Bible. Jesus's says in Mathew6:5 And when you pray do not be like the hypocrites, for they love to pray standing in the synagogues and on the street corners to be seen by others. Truly I tell you, they have received their reward in full. Also in Philippians 4:11-13 I am not saying this because I am in need. 12 I know what it is to be in need, and I know what it is to have plenty. I have learned the secret of being content in any and every situation, whether well fed or hungry, whether living in plenty or in want. 13 I can do all this through him who gives me strength. It so interesting how you tie it together in this pod. Great content!
😀This video really resonated with me. It's so true that in some aspects of life, trying harder can actually have the opposite effect. It's important to remember that authenticity and self-acceptance are key, rather than constantly seeking validation from others. Such a powerful message.
WELL said!
I’m going to watch this later.
Very informative
Good for you!
this is my favorite podcast so far
Man that intro was so witty and funny!
I wonder if almost all of these relationships would just be better expressed as a bell curve.
It would be hard to argue the sentence "the more shy you try to be, the less shy you appear to be". But rather "there comes a point where you act so shy that it's perceived as independence" or even "aloof".
Many more examples obviously, but I would say literally any action can have a diminishing return, because the energy and speed at which humans move is finitite.
There is a point where one spends so much time and effort on physical health that their mental health can erode enough to cause physical ailments.
So, perhaps the question is more about how one assessed where they are on the bell curve and what that bell curve even looks like. How does one do that?
Another area where less effort is more would the stock market. Actively buying & selling stuff all the time yields worse results than simply holding an index fund. In fact, no mutual fund has outperformed the S&P 500 over a 30 year period. The more you tweak your portfolio the worse your results most often.
Hi Guys, I had a thought on the backwards law and would love to hear some other opinions about it.
The thought can be broken down to the question if acceptance of situations for example is a key to the backwards law.
looking forward to some opinions.
wish y’all a great day
This was amazing. Thank you, Mark!
Hey, I just finished Michael Easter's 2nd book, "Scarcity Brain," and I can't help but notice the large degree of overlap between his writing's and Mark's. Can you please, pretty please, look into getting him on your podcast!
Good morning to you SER have A Nais DAY today for you and your family's life is good for you SER 🏥⛪🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿 pram pelepenas
mark thanks for guiding, I appreciate your work
That intro was so witty and funny
If we had true freedom when we drive, no rules or road signs, it would be chaos and we wouldn’t be able to get anywhere without a high chance of crashing or hitting a person. But with the limitations of rules of the road, we gain the freedom of faster and more efficient driving. Freedom does not always mean being completely free of all constraints. It’s a logical fallacy that is used quit a bit, especially in political cases with market fundamentalism.
The photoshop analogy got me to laugh out loud…. Hahahaha! So good… that was me too….
SAME!! The "eating up RAM"... I am going to check in with myself and ask myself whether or not, what I'm over-analyzing, ruminating on, overthinking is worth using up my RAM...
I'm only half way through the podcast and it is amazing! You never disappoint! You both totally rock... I just subscribed!
@@mrs.jenniferkaplus2256 he's the best out there when it comes to this sort of stuff.
Life-changing stuff. Thankyou 🙏💖
I thought that beginning cough would be epic but i guess not 😂😂
Hi Mark, Thanks for your content. I get that trying too hard to optimize happiness can make us feel we're not happy enough. But I'm conflicted-my routines help manage my interests (music, writing, sports), yet sometimes stress me out because I feel I'm not doing enough.
Should I abandon my routines to be happier and less anxious, or is there a way to adjust them to avoid this pressure?
Thanks for your guidance!
It was informative and had a good effect
Very good podcast, again! 🤩
i have a question for you mark. how can you not fall into compliance (always going foward) in your life when you feel your in a ''happiness spot'' without trying to under value your happiness at that time. you were talking about when you try to be happy you undervalue the happiness your in now. thanks!
25:00 or so, (love). Define love. Many of the examples used are not love. OJ thought he loved Nicole. But really he invented the Nicole he needed and projected that onto her. He loved the projection, and when he was denied he killed it. Wife beater's often say they love their spouse. But under the covers they know their behavior is shitty and this fills them with shame and/or self loathing. Split and project: They project their shame/self loathing onto her and it "deserves" what it gets. But the beaten wife, like Nicole, is not experiencing love.
Mark, is humility : a ability to not get affected by humiliation ?
Brain Nourishment
The animal part of me says just see what this mark mason things do but I becomes less affected by this animal thanks.
So true Mark ❤
Beautiful intro 🔥
Kind of reinforces my idea that most masculines are just looking for the best sidekick they can snag and then ignore that column. The settled marriage stuff is... not really relatable. And as an unhappily married person it feels like overcompensating to hype up settling. The freed RAM space thing happens when you are happily single too. Before I was married I got rid of the distraction of endless possibility by imagining every hot person was surrounded by all their family. Bc every person no matter how hot is a group deal and that immediately takes the power out of their hotness lol.
Thanks Mark. That was a real gem. Grateful
It takes hell to appreciate heaven
7:12
Banger
These two remind me of Anthony Robbins whom I followed for years until I began to see patterns of subtle manipulation. They could make anything sound interesting. What was the topic again, O yeah anxiety, got a bit off topic but still the sheeple in the comments can't get enough. Super intelligente, charismatic, educated, powerful and rich white males who rehash ancient stoic and buddist wisdom and make it interesting, relevant and profitable. Congratulations on reaching cult like status! Not a single dislike in over 2 million views. Not to say they don't offer useful tidbits but nothing you wouldnt figure out by yourself if you are a true seeker of wisdom and knowledge. Entertaining though.😅 Clickbait!!! No need to buy the book just watch his synopsis on RUclips, don't worry you are not cheating him every click is like a percentage of a penny in his pocket. He absolutely does give a f**k about getting paid!!!!
Omega 3 and rest others 😮
This guy has so much to say, maybe he should start writing books.
'1Q84' = 10/10 Murakami
15:08 😮🤩
When you get the message, hang up the phone.
Porch book is what your book is now. Evolve dude.
35:47
😂😂 كنت انتظر من اولين
Wooooooow
😂😂witty into👏
6:50
IDGAF!
Haahaaa! Me either!!
Easy: Become a politician 😂
You ripped off all of it- in a very accessible way. Don’t blow out your pampers.
Bro was trying so hard 😅
idgaf
Oooo hooo🎉
No diddy
Capitalism is the accurate representation of human desires..
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Why does Mark keep reposting videos between channels, it’s fkn irritating listening to 10mins of a podcast only to realise it’s a repost or rehash.
Thats the game, the frustration will make you either go give him all your time by seeking out the full thing or tantalise you enough to comment on the 10 min vid
Either way, its a win for the creator
The good news is, I'm pretty sure he, DGAF... nor should he because he is GOLDEN! 🤓
That was not witty at all but funny as fuck.