u/Reservemyspot

Put your feelings to the side people, I just want to educate yall about something in particular…(or if you know this already then at least point it out )

Emilie went on a HUGE podcast and “launched” (yep, I’m going to put it that way) her pregnancy announcement two weeks later. This was on purpose, 100% calculated.

These podcasts are planned, vetted, and orchestrated with a lot of consideration and care before by both representing sides teams. Sometimes questions are given in advance, at the least, both parties are usually allowed to talk about what’s on/off limits beforehand.

It’s a business deal and both parties benefit - for publicity, brand rebuilding, brand recognition etc.

The brainwashed stans are being sold such a calculated image it disgusting atp. That’s all this is. Follow the money!

Edit: adding this reply I made to a commenter who said the podcast was recorded in the past, implying she had little control over release dates.

I think this is good context to know for people who doesn’t know how it works behind the scenes. For reference, I’ve gotten my clients on ~50 podcasts

“It doesn’t matter when it’s filmed. Release dates are known usually at the time of recording BUT can and WILL be postponed or pushed (forward) depending on client/podcaster goals. That’s how the business works.

Just so you know, this is every podcasters dream. To have news this big and be the one source of truth before. His viewership is probably doing very well rn — and that’s on purpose!”

Hi, I’ve been together with my partner for 4.5 years. We lived together outside of the states and just immigrated back to America recently.

Since we’ve been together (starting at 24) he has always had jobs that were in the food business (waiter, restaurant manager etc.). He didn’t and doesn’t plan to go to university.

I come from a wealthy family, I have a degree, and I’m making 6 figures. I value a partner who will support me financially, or at least be on equal playing fields.

That said, my spouse has taken up day trading the past year. He puts a lot of time into it and I admire how hard he works at it.

However, I’m concerned with my partner and his choices of careers. It feels he wants to “make it on his own” and “in his own way” but with no formal education or job experience I feel right to worry.

His plan now is to work a food business job while he studies for some financial exam with the goal of going solo in day trading anyway. I’ve voiced my concern that he should just go straight into finance or pick a more stable to career to invest into while still doing these day trading ventures on the side

Am I missing something or just being completely unsupportive?