The Level1 Show August 7 2024: Intel Annihilation

[@FINNIUSORION]

The white padded room is suiting for people working in the tech industry right now lol

[@Tautolonaut]

Unfortunately, the padded part had to be removed due to downsizing. (There's a 'belt-tightening' joke in here too somewhere lol)

[@MrHeHim]

that's... Virtually... Insanity! 😎

[@stage6fan475]

LOL!! 😄😄😄

[@aelliixx]

Virtual insanity background!!

[@Gunni1972]

The Boxed-in world has become reality. You don't buy hardware and software anymore, you "rent" an "experience". Own nothing and be happy, because you are never Responsible. Schwab's Techno-fascism takes shape.

[@Dzambor]

It's Cyberdyne vault kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGPMqIiklJ2Hrac

[@Bareego]

just need a fluffy hat now

[@catriona_drummond]

Never confuse the Ferengi Trade Commission with the Ferengi Commerce Commission.

[@aheroictaxidriver3180]

wtf

[@एड्वर्डकॅस्ट्रो]

Like the Star Trek reference.

[@tobiwonkanogy2975]

One for all trading with other factions one for all dealings within the faction. I'm reminded of the Family Business episode .S03 EP23 Deep Space Nine but in that one its called the FCA.

[@garretthazlett9116]

= profit

[@nielsolseniii2881]

Dopamine foods are a staple to ADHD and autism disorders. Some latch onto them so much that they don’t eat much else for certain meals. I understand it far too well. I can go months or years on the same food with it still providing me the dopamine… then poof, sometimes. Maybe not permanently though, hopefully. I often can break for a while and come back later.

[@Mightydoggo]

Yeah same. Got a lot better when I started growing my own veggies though. Mainly because I´m lazy and this way I don´t have to hit the grocery store as often. lol

[@raginald7mars408]

" Business success contains the seeds of its own destruction. Success breeds complacency. Complacency breeds failure. Only the paranoid survive. Andy Grove, former CEO of Intel

[@Tsiikki]

We needed a few more gens of that 4 core stuff! 😂

[@Mightydoggo]

AI here AI there, blabla. AI is the Dotcom bubble of this generation.

[@tschorsch]

It's not a simple bubble, but something that is probably very long-term and will be a series of bubbles with substantial growth, peak-to-peak, and trough-to-trough.

[@orion10x10]

Glad you're finding success eating less processed food, Wendell! You look great

[@infi84]

outing myself as a skype user here, it is still the only messenger (next to maybe teams?) that can have multiple chat windows open at the same time and works across multiple platforms without the need of a phone number. I have never seen a single ad in skype, nor any bots cause people that aren't on my contact list can't write me messages.

[@eetuard]

Scary to think that you exist

[@comesignotus9888]

The problem with Apple is ownership. Apple can block your account or your devices, and the things you paid for become expensive bricks. You cannot forbid them doing it on their own discretion. Apple controls what you can or cannot install on your portable computers (iPhones, iPads, Vison Pro). And you can really do nothing about it. You paid - they own. Their computers can be different things to an extent, but they'll probably change it rather sooner than later with those T2 chips and their general attitude "Giving the end users admin/root rights on their own devices is soooo dangerous (for our business model)".

[@00wheelie00]

That's why their fight with the EU is interesting. The demand they allow alternative app stores and now the clarification from the EU that 'no you cannot demand the store has a dev account with apple in good standing' will break that hold.

[@tqrules01]

It's already a thing, you don't own your mac book, remember the Final Cut pro debacle, where nobody on the planet on a mac book could launch it because the verification servers where offline, everything you install, eveything you launch on a mac gets verified, you're living in the sociaty that Apple once ran an advert against, Apple = 1984 100% think the same Sheapple,

[@MrDecessus]

All true until people start complaining to Apple why their phones are been so easily hacked do to it now been no different than what we see with Android. Getting the popcore ready with lots of butter.

[@00wheelie00]

@@MrDecessus That's a red herring. If that's your main concern you can always choose to not install another store and stick to the apple store. On both the Windows phones and the android phones I owned I had to actively change a setting to allow sideloading and in case of the latter install alternative stores. And knock on wood, I've not been hacked despite sideloading on just about any phone. There's nothing stopping apple from saying that they can no longer curate apps and reduce risks for you. As long as they don't lie and claim that if they don't do that you are unsafe, there is no reason to assume Epic or Valve or any other store couldn't curate their content just as well as Apple.

[@T_Perkins]

Apple is basically a buy in platform and you pay for the access point unto which you can access said platform. Felt that way when I bought a bookpro circa 2010, seconds, at 18months old. Financially a stupid decision. Made me realise it's a thing you buy because you can...

[@392redienhcs]

Hey, pay Jamiroquai his royalties for using that background.

[@przemysawukawski4741]

As to the ultra processed foods - I am on a Keto/Carnivore diet without processed junk for more than a year now, so now everything tastes for me too sweet :D

[@Grizz-z6i]

This background is giving me Jamiroquai vibes!

[@svenhoff2653]

I was thinking that it looks like a Aperture Science Lab. And i was waiting for Weatley to show itself at any moment 😂

[@LifeOfCraig]

Isn’t this the Jamiroquai music video room

[@StephenPierceT13]

Most steam deck clones I have seen run windows, the steam deck runs Linux and is better than the windows ones. Makes it look like a good time to switch to Linux.

[@tschorsch]

I wouldn't want to buy one that didn't come with SteamOS.

[@ScreeminWookie]

Level 1 should make its own search engine. We all know and agree that google now sucks.

[@ParisLondonRoma]

I had an 1 year old iPhone stop working after an update. The phone would not make calls (dangerous). I undid the update and the phone worked again. Alas three times total I had iPhones refuse to make calls. I just stopped using them. The "it just works" thing is over. For a decade I watched Intel just coast in a holding pattern and I see same thing with Apple. Tim Cooks' Apple isn't Jobs' Apple. The mojo is no'mo.

[@lbenegas]

Love the background inpired in "virtual insanity" (Jamiroquai).

[@mace2055]

One day steam might decide to sell the deck in my country. Was nice to see it go on sale for some anniversary not long ago.

[@373323]

likedin link is usually a mandatory question on application forms

[@MG-zo6nq]

Not with me

[@sirius4k]

oh no.... anyway. Deleted my LinkedIn profile last year.

[@jonahhekmatyar]

Just add a link to a bad page lol

[@373323]

@@jonahhekmatyar the point of filling up the form is to get a job, not like there are any jobs anymore, but , just in case, you don't want to lose the last job ever for something like that

[@jonahhekmatyar]

@@373323 the bots scraping these forms aren't going to know if the link is bad either way

[@garrettkajmowicz]

Given all of the people who have been laid off in the tech sector, I don't understand how its possible that there are still H1B visas being approved for these industries.

[@IncertusetNescio]

I've heard a lot of "tech jobs" weren't actual technical jobs but random other jobs for the tech company. People who provide value for the company often get kept if management is smarter than a brick.

[@krandeloy]

A good possible factor to Steamdeck success has to also do with Valve's/Steam's reputation. Gabenomics being that other than the largely voluntary Lootboxes, is actively known for NOT bending their user base over barrels or otherwise other ProfitMaxing memes. Additionally the occasional business or political stunt to blame Valve for unfair monopolistic practices keeps (more or less) backfiring and bring some public awareness of how much Valve is just straight up a good company with a good product/service.

[@svenhoff2653]

Would like to see a vid series where they show best Linux versions for people that do want to leave Windows behind. Maybe help to improve a linux version to do so. I know soooo many people that really do not like Windows anymore, but do not have the knowledge to go with linux.

[@BenState]

plenty exist. look at linux mint

[@ElectronAIcs]

I purchased a $2.3K barebones Zotac Magnus One PC on Amazon. News hit about Intel, so I returned it and purchased an AMD PC.

[@polyesterbebe]

Level 1 should make its own search engine

[@samgregh3650]

Intel suffering from the success 🔥🔥

[@TheHighborn]

Nah. They're just suffering

[@lenOwOo]

Successfully failed the task

[@Corteum]

Suffering from stupidity plus

[@bertnijhof5413]

During my last yearat work in 2010 , when I had to use Windows for work. I installed Ubuntu 10.04 LTS and did run Windows XP in a Virtualbox VM. I even did a PowerPoint presentation in a XP VM for the research lab of the FAA in Atlantic City on behalf of Eurocontrol, their European colleague.

[@HeyImGaminOverHere]

I love the background! If anyone wants to know it is from the music video for the song Virtual Insanity from Jamiroquai.

[@hamesparde9888]

A moat? I thought it was a swamp! 😂

[@Delease]

I had to chuckle at your discussion of LinkedIn. As a developer, my LinkedIn account has become an essential tool for finding jobs. It's not that I prefer it to the alternatives, it's just where most of the recruiters are, and so I am trapped. Also, saying people should take their minds off of about capitalism is like saying they shouldn't focus on the sharp stick jabbing them in the back. That's pretty difficult to do when it's poking you in the kidney.

[@countmorbid3187]

How Intel can keep on selling known defective products is just insane. Imagine a car, TV or phone manufacturer do that.

[@youtubevanced4900]

Apple have always done this. They have certain fatal flaws in laptops that carry over year after year. Like the lcd ribbon cable issue. Was guaranteed to fail after enough open and close events. They quietly changed the cable after about 5 years of using it despite it being a known wide spread failure point. Eventually they had to do replacements for one year model due to a class action ruling. Ask the other year models with the exact same issue were shit out of luck. Butterfly keyboard comes to mind also. But there have been heaps.

[@countmorbid3187]

@@youtubevanced4900 Apple is a category on its own imho. Never owned anything Apple. I see Apple more like a fashion statement, an accessory.

[@FrozenHaxor]

@@youtubevanced4900 Same with Apple phones and their bending issues + chips ripping pads off the boards.

[@aheroictaxidriver3180]

That's what advanced capitalism does, incentivize anti-social behavior. You buy the shares while the products are making people happy, and sell when the products start making people die.

[@GoonyMclinux]

KIA sells cars and the engines literally blow at a high rate, Quality is an issue in every industry.

[@MikeBob2023]

17:54 I've decided to dedicate one of my upcoming builds to running Mint Cinnamon exclusively. (It's gotten to the point where my disdain for Microsoft's shenanigans now outweighs my fear of trying/learning something new. 🙄) If I've got the build done by 8/31 (a possibility 😛), I'd be more than willing to support such an effort!

[@jamesspo]

Intel continues to impress.

[@efovex]

I think you misspelled 'implode'

[@LordSaliss]

I hate that net neutrality was struck down. We yet again have throttled netflix (etc), we have premium and non-premium data, we have ATT adding new priority data and relegating anyone who doesn't want to pay extra each month to unusable phones if you are in crowded areas. Pretty soon Im sure Verizon and TMobile will follow suit on that one when they see they can get an extra $10-15 a month per line.

[@tee_es_bee]

3:20 Here in the Czech Republic we are struggling to fill jobs for years now. We are definitely in a sellers market. But that also has a lovely side effect of absolutely ruining the housing market. (The sell price of a ~700 square foot apartment I am renting for $1100/mo starts around $300k, The average net salary around here is ~$1600/mo.) 9:20 Don't do gambling kids. 14:30 It's a bubble. Very little is shown for the amount of money that is poured into " " " AI " " ". Instead of paying for competent labor let's degrade software offerings across the board by something that has a host of ethical problems on the input and that needs constant reviewing on the output. 22:15 It's simple. Microsoft bet on a service rather than a product. It is not a terribly huge surprise that the product is failing. Getting a deal now, but not owning anything ever is a good enough deal for a lot of people. 🧡💛🧡

[@duncanny5848]

. . . .No man should have that many leather jackets! Krista cracked me up!

[@CirynthLighthammer]

Oddly enough, LinkedIn has worked for me when looking for jobs in the Network Engineer/Architect jobs in the Service provider space!

[@untitled8027]

skype still exists? that's wild.

[@Cloax]

Bro AoL is still around.

[@youtubevanced4900]

Use it daily at work. I had no idea it was still a thing until I started working for this absolutely massive company I now work for.

[@hammerth1421]

It's bloatware that comes with every consumer Windows install. The additional Skype for Business app can't even be removed without regedit.

[@bertnijhof5413]

Level1Techs just explained how a company like NVIDIA builds and extends their worldwide monopolies.

[@LiquidExodious]

Homebrew is wholesome. .😔😔☺☺

[@C-M-E]

Wendell, standing on a hill staring off into the distance as a mushroom cloud goes up over another Intel fab. "Aww, look what I did!" Inside that same fab, there's two guys in freshly carbonized clean suits, one with a newspaper smacking the other on the nose. "Look what you did! Bad Intern. Bad!"

[@eliinthewolverinestate6729]

I feel watching MSM has been like living in a south park episode lately.

[@AshnSilvercorp]

The main issue with this set of net neutrality rules, they wanted all packets to be seen the same. This by nature would not be good as it may require VoIP packets and FTP packets to be handled with the same latency. That could cause more problems than it would solve. Most of the net neutral rules made in the past 10 years create neutrality with bad definitions.

[@porklaser]

I have a 5 generation old iphone and it's still great. It just works. It's always there and it always works. I feed it power and 6 dollars a month for icloud and that's all it needs to be the one fixture in my tech life I never have to prod, maintain, upgrade, update, reformat, reinstall. I don't have a macbook. Ir an apple tv. Or an ipad. Or a homepod. Or an iwatch. Just the phone. Don't get me wrong I love that stuff. I repair and restore 70s and 80s and 90s era computers for fun! I know what DOS = HIGH, UMB does. I've argued about what generation SID chip sounds the best. I own an eprom burner and a box with a UV light in it. But the iphone just.. Works. I don't menace it, it doesn't menace me. And if it gets lost or destroyed? No sweat. I go to literally any retailer that sells electronics and pick up a new one, plug it in, log in, and I will pick up where I left off no problems. I know I'm giving up some stuff to go with Apple, but it's a trade off I'm happy with.

[@jonathansaindon788]

This room gave me Virtual Insanity vibe instantly. Turns out it’s the exact same room 😮

[@w0nd3rlu573r]

There's no way mikromek is getting me back!

[@4brigger]

lol, best line of the news: "swill tier"; otherwise known as "negative S tier"; a fabulous Jeff Amazon innovation

[@SolipsisticElixir]

I have been using Linux for a handful of years, and the thing that made the push to stick with it was Proton on Steam. As long as I can play my video games, open source will always be the way to go.

[@tschorsch]

An enterprise version of Homebrew may very well ruin it.

[@PlayingItWrong]

Fruit and vegetables are actually getting sweeter (compared to like 200 years ago) because there is more carbon dioxide in the environment leading to more carb-rich and nutrient diluted crops.

[@noenken]

Love the set, Virtual Insanity, very fitting. :)

[@awesomearizona-dino]

Geez , im in Intel a little bit, but 600k !!! crazy.

[@michalsvihla1403]

I just hope when Intel is laying off people doing 'non-essential work' that they don't mean people on open-source projects...

[@ericthedesigner]

2 years ago I didn't want to work for my self any more and I posted on indeed, it was one scam after another!

[@allenm00]

I only have a LinkedIn account because my company gives us bonuses occasionally for creating/ updating it. I only update when they bribe me to do so.

[@benwouda]

Can't wait for a Wendel AI bot to guide me through the day

[@iFish12]

I’ve found ever job I’ve ever had via Indeed

[@ScottAshmead]

I wonder how much Google regrets sunsetting Google+ and not having all that natural human interaction for A.I. learning

[@auroragoose3414]

Veritasium did a video on the maths behind options trading and there was some mathematician who started a fund and has outperformed the market every year since... Personal wealth something like 55 billion because he does risk assessment 🥴

[@RealWaffles]

brew is also useful for immutable linux distros

[@jasonswearingin1009]

Been using AMD for my builds over the last 21 years. Primary reason lower cost for better performance. Plus every time Intel makes a new series of CPU's you almost always gotta buy a new MOBO. AMD keeps a modular platform that has insanely long life compatibility!

[@matthiash.4670]

So, you brought their Bulldozer crap? Well.....

[@stolenlaptop]

​@@matthiash.4670 bulldozer wasn't that bad ona real multicore OS like Linux especially for the price they were damn near giving them away at one point I know I picked up a pile-driver system and it's still kicking to this day 10+ years later as my mom's daily driver. Linux ftw.

[@matthiash.4670]

@@stolenlaptop Bulldozer was the reason AMDs Stock value was in the cent range month prior Zen release. The calculation power was terrible, no matter what "magic OS" had to run on. A freaking lot of power draw for a joke of outcome. This is not "not so bad" this was simply not competitive - period. No need to paint BS with a fresh coat.

[@chad2304]

I feel a lot less depressed and doomed without Ryan 😢

[@mromutt]

XD that moment they accidently suggest brave new world for search engine indexing haha

[@gravidar]

I've owned 4 Xbox consoles from the 1st. All except the 1st died with the red ring of death. not buying another, 'nuf said.

[@garretthazlett9116]

I have to say that I enjoy the more in depth conversation you two have about these articles... It seems you both are more engaged without Ryan. To be clear, this is not to say that the show is better without him. I enjoy Ryan's humor and commentary.

[@garretthazlett9116]

This is constructive criticism. Not shit flinging...

[@myhometvaccount9365]

hey eats loads of quality organic dairy fats porridge etc... it will keep you satiated, happy, and you wont have an urge to eat junk food when out and about :)

[@The_Noticer.]

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[@xValkyrie93]

I think the thing Wendell was talking about was where Warren Buffet was versing against a few other investors long term. I believe he just put all the money in whatever safe investment, Nasdaq etc. The others tried to do fancy stuff. And after 5 years had more money? I dont remember the exact situation but it was along those lines.

[@finarfin9939]

Eggs on toast? Avacado on toast!

[@JonVB-t8l]

The US has been in a recession for a while now. After 2 quarters of shrinking GDP you enter a recession. The current administration and a hand full of media outlets just decided that definition wasn't good enough so they added employment figures and some other nonsense. But to answer your question, yes. Even by the new definition, very much a recession. Honestly we are close to a default on Government bonds because the interest rate is close to being more than the government takes in. If not a default, the other option is rampant hyper inflation, and thats... less than ideal.

[@owlmostdead9492]

I really don't understand why Wendell is still so hyped on AI

[@mddunlap03]

200k a year in silicon vally is having a roomate in the car you live in money

[@TheWinged7]

Day 3 of reminding L1techs to add podcast videos to the playlist. Everything since the live stream has been missed

[@KoenvanGorpAstronomy]

If people retain a job for 5 years (that's actually generous) and you have 1 billion people, 380 should change job every minute. LinkedIn's market share is garbage if that number is correct...

[@ZoeyR86]

Fivver and upwork are much better for that style of job hunting. Unlinkedin

[@mace2055]

Next time you should grab a shot of the hypercube for the background.

[@aheroictaxidriver3180]

Is that like the Sphere in Las Vegas?

[@progmistro]

28:07 Terrible backdoor like the XY vulnerability

[@MikeBob2023]

30:08 It is NOT *good,* Wendell -- it's _tasty._ 😆

[@mau557]

Interesting… that Reddit discussion made me realize… lately on all my Google searches I type Reddit at the end.

[@antronx7]

same

[@daghtus]

Nvidia will be renamed to Arasaka by 2077. True story.

[@Demonoid1990]

I'm anxious for next Gen hardware to hit the market already, so I can finish out my new build. Already hearing rumors now of delays with RTX 5000 due to manufacturing issues with TSMC. Something about difficulties producing their new AI enterprise chips, and also being a max capacity in their Fabs. Starting to paint the picture that Intels investment and expansion of their new fabs couldn't be coming at a better time. The looming market crash and impending "depression" hanging over the economy could be good for Intel too. Unemployment is low atm, once the crash happens, unemployment and mass layoffs will happen. Should make it easy for Intel to find employees then to fill out its new fabs as they go live. I'm fairly excited for Arrow lake with so many changes coming to the next Gen. I'm curious how it'll actually perform, and wondering how much of an efficiency gain we'll see with 3nm and the new GAA process. I can't wait for the reviews and comparisons.

[@toseltreps1101]

what an idiotic take. as if skilled workers grew on trees 😂

[@blakewatkiss7014]

Not confident that the next gen will be the one. They have been going down this rabbit hole for an awhile and will not change direction that quick. Too big….too fast…the same decision makers that have been green lighting Gen 13 and 14 are making the decisions now. Why would they change their MO for this next gen that has been in development and/or production. Just my humble opinion. 👍

[@Demonoid1990]

According to the financial news white collar/tech workers have been facing layoffs across the industry. Aside from that most people at production facilities are often trained on site for the position, unless prerequisites are required. I'm a trucker hauling glass, though I haul some other commodities as well. I frequentl the same production plants all the time and their turnover rates are terrible, and got worse since COVID. One of Intel's new Fabs in Arizona should be up and going soon, along with TSMC's Fab there soon. I'm certain plenty of the tech workers in California hurting for work would probably migrate next door for a job. I'm just speculating based off of the news or information I have access too, and my observations working with similar industries in manufacturing. My grandma used to work at a semiconductor facility way back in the day, soldering things onto boards, and later ran a Apple/Macintosh repair business with my step grandpa. She was trained on site when she got the job, and had no prior experience in electronics beforehand. Just a perspective outlook on possibilities. It's kinda the point to factory jobs when your hiring hundreds to thousands to work the facility. Your trained on site and only required to be capable of doing a repetitive task. There's only some tasks that may require a certification, license, or degree. Most manufacturing jobs only require a capable body, a HS diploma/GED, and a way to get to work.

[@shabadabadoo4326]

The macro-economic indicators can't point to recession, if the propagandists change the definition of 'recession'.

[@JethroRose]

appleTV is actually available cross platform, so maybe the running apple services on non-apple hardware isnt as far fetched as thought...

[@Username_CC_]

The Intel reddit huffing lethal amounts of copium

[@wtang7]

I feel Apple is on its way to the next Intel.

[@BigDaddy_MRI]

I miss OS2.

[@smalltime0]

Google had the web scraping issue before with translate.

[@RoyWeatherby-h8o]

I was considering investing in tech options but now with the downfall of intel what company should i invest in now? AMD?

[@Punkingamesss]

Yes

[@dunastrig1889]

Woot!

[@4brigger]

dancing, walking, rearranging furniture; babs is, shopping, I let the bird out of the cage

[@spiffyh]

I use Skype on linux every day to talk with family members. I don't see any ads, so I'm not sure what they are talking about. Much easier to use than zoom in my opinion. Aside from the spying MS is probably doing, I'm not sure why Skype gets so much hate.

[@ucmRich]

@intel I still support intel and so should everybody else!! intel really should do something for everyone like offer free 15th gen chips made from their US-based fabs as part of 13/14 gen RMAs...

[@GNARGNARHEAD]

the following is not financial advice, I am a literal hobo, but, I was watching a Twitch stream of a former junior analyst from Morgan Stanley just yesterday, she mentioned that while indexes are a solid investment for individuals, people nearing or in retirement should avoid being all-in on them as there's a risk of being forced to rely on them during a downturn, having enough diversification to cover a few down years is essential. at least that's what I took from it

[@coveyking]

up and early!

[@jantestowy123]

I want to work a company that I find attractive, (sure has to work both ways) but It's not that every one has to sell themself to the highest bidder....

[@murraywebster1228]

Good morning

[@swankshire6939]

Ive found my last 4 jobs with indeed. Literally never used indeed after my highschool had us make one. But that school was sponsored by Microsoft so thats probably why we did it.

[@Lucmatins]

I indeed got a job through LinkedIn, even though I hate all of the content and context around it with passion.

[@cracklingice]

Honestly, I'm quite pissed that it's obvious my intel investment is going to go to zero because they're going to spin all the assets into foundry, spin that off and bankrupt the main company.

[@GoonyMclinux]

In the end its a lesson in diversification, I did the same a few decades ago and watched my future retirement get pushed 20 more years.

[@superjuddy]

From my perspective, we are either in the peak, or nearing the end of the recession. I think the terminology used for the inflation, etc are incredibly misleading.

[@Demonoid1990]

I follow a lot of the financial and investment news. They're expecting the collapse any day now. Warren Buffett and others are selling off there investments. It's only just about to begin. When the crash actually happens, Intel won't be the only one out there laying off masses employees. I usually pay close attention to the financial market as a trucker, as it also effects freight volumes. Something will happen eventually to pop the balloon soon. It's been almost a century since the great depression, and were due for a nasty anniversary sometime soon.

[@phasechange5053]

Intel just needs to honour any of these cpu's up to 6 years after manufacturing date would be better if these were 7 years. That would squash all the fear imho. 90% of all the cpu's they sold will likely be ok and the rest can be replaced with non issue cpu's. Customers will be happy enough to come back to them. If they Fumble this too hard and people get burned those customers are lost forever.

[@kingbelowme]

"nana looking on from heaven" that was some of the funniest shit i've ever seen on the internet this year. i watched it in real time, went to bed he lost a toyotas worth, next day a Ferrari plus suspending dividends, and now a Ferrari plus two toyotas. he's down like $300k now... womp womp...