Humans aren't civilized. We're just well fed animals pretending to be.

Take away food for three days and watch civilization dissolve. Take away law for three hours and watch neighbors become enemies. Human nature isn't cooperative. It's competitive, violent, and selfish.

Society is little more than a collective agreement to suppress those instincts. That agreement is fragile, held together not by goodwill but by consequences. Without government, police, courts, and prisons, we'd quickly see what people are capable of when there is nothing stopping them.

The natural state of humanity is conflict. Everyone competing against everyone else. Life becomes nasty, brutish, and short. Civilization isn't the default condition. It's an artificial one, maintained through structure, authority, and enforcement.

Many people believe humans are inherently good and that corrupt systems make them bad. The opposite may be closer to the truth. Humans are inherently dangerous, and systems exist to keep those dangers in check. Remove the restraints and the beast reappears.

Every disaster offers a glimpse of this reality. Looting, violence, tribalism, and opportunism emerge the moment order weakens. These aren't signs that civilization has broken down. They're reminders that civilization is a thin layer covering impulses that never disappeared in the first place.

I'm in South Florida / Hallandale area

And I heard that Dania point beach pier Gets quite a bit of sharks the high activity of fishing out there..

Id love to give that spot a try but I don't want to waste my time with little nurse sharks or barracudas. Any suggestions?

EDIT: Not for catching them. I love sharks and literally watch documentaries about them as I go to sleep every single night.

I'm one month into my role at T Mobile but I'm absolutely not new to the ecosystem I've been rocking Team Samsung since 2014.

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Right now assistant managers who don't know sh** about sh** when it comes to Galaxy hardware, are walking away with ambassador devices while my co-workers route every single Samsung customer directly to me, (literally)...

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Not to brag, but I've completely maxed out the training ecosystem and every single certification for Galaxy phones, tablets, and every single accessory is locked in,

(For the Samsung elite program), I mean..

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Beyond that I've got hardware level expertise and physically tear down and rebuild A and S series devices for fun and I only went as far to say all that bc I just wanted to emphasize how hard I go to bat for Samsung and how important I take this.

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I don't want the Samsung Field Rep to mistake me for an ignorant new hire simply because my hire date is recent when I'm already operating as the unofficial ambassador for this store.

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Two questions for the T-mobile/Samsung community :

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1.) What're the best tips to force the rep's attention to my metrics and certification list the second they step foot in the store ?**

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2.) Do I have to wait around for their next physical store visit or is there a direct way to find and contact our territory's Samsung field representative online ?**

I'm one month into my role at T Mobile but I'm absolutely not new to the ecosystem I've been rocking Team Samsung since 2014.

Right now assistant managers who don't know s*** about s*** when it comes to Galaxy hardware, are walking away with ambassador devices while my coworkers route every single Samsung customer directly to me. I've completely maxed out the training ecosystem every single certification for Galaxy phones tablets and accessories is locked in. Beyond that I've got hardware level expertise and physically tear down and rebuild A and S series devices..

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I don't want the Samsung Field Rep to mistake me for an ignorant new hire justt because my hire date is recent when I'm already operating as the unofficial ambassador for this store.

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Two questions for the community... :

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1.) What're the best tips to force the rep's attention to my metrics and certification list the second they step foot in the store ?

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2.) Do I have to wait around for their next physical store visit or is there a direct way to find and contact our territory's Samsung field representative online ?

Is It True That I'll Never Be Able To Love Again?

I'm a 28 yo (M)

In 2019 I met my ex..

A woman from Brazil, 3 years older than me.

Life was just beginning for me at that time.

I was fresh out of highschool and enlisting into the U.S. Army.

I met my ex while I was in boot camp

She was temporarily in the states on a student visa... Unfortunately she ended up going back to Brazil when her visa ended and that was a week before I finished BOOT CAMP/A.I.T.

Thankfully we had exchanged Whatsapp info l..

We must've sent over 100,000 messages back and forth over the span of 6 years..

She was my rock, back home when I deployed.

She was my best friend whom I thought I could tell anything,

no matter how bad or good. If it was me, I trusted her to know it all.

I literally viewed her as the other half of my soul

I would've died for her without hesitation and done it all over again if given the chance

I thought we were on the same page but over time I felt her becoming more and more distant,

(And our last year together I was very open w her about this)

Bc I loved her to death and any problem we had,

Was worth communicating for me until we over came said problem...

Unfortunately she had different plans.

I'll spare all the gritty , disappointing, details...

But long-story-short,

She ended up leaving me while I was visiting my mom in Baltimore.

I came home to an empty house and blocked on every single communication source possible (even pay pal)..

It left a hole in me that I couldn't begin to describe if I wanted to.

Night terrors, crying myself to sleep every night, crying while in public, etc..

I quite **literally** lost my mind. Started carving the word

***"*** ***DISCIPLINE "*** all over my body. At least 15 times in big bold print.

I ended up breaking my own car windows and the front 2 windows above the front door of my house,

Ended up getting held down by 6+ police officers,

And woke up the next day at a psch ward,

(Where I spent the next 11 days).

It's been almost a year since the end of our 6 year relationship and I still find myself crying at least once a day

And lost in thought over her multiple times a day

And I guess I was just wondering if that part ever goes away?

Will I ever be able to love again as deeply as I loved her?

I don't know why I care so much about someone who knows exactly where to contact me whenever but I can't stop it.

It's bled into every attempt I've made at a relationship with different women and I always end up sabotaging it bc it's just not the same.I feel like she was perfect and no woman will ever be able to reach the bar she's raised,

And I know everyone says:

"***You should spend some time alone"***

And I have ... **A-lot....**

I just want to love someone with everything in me and be met with the same ..

Is it possible ?

(Without me having to settle for less)

So I just started working at a third party authorized T-Mobile store in Hallandale Beach, about a month ago. There's only 2 T-Mobile stores in Hallandale. (One is corporate and the other is a TPD)

I'm not sure if I'm just slow at learning or if this is actually a huge learning curve but I'm losing my mind twittling my thumbs all day and waiting for someone to assist me with assisting a customer.

I'm tired of watching everyone around me making money in commission but I have no idea what to do unless it's paying a bill taking a return.

I've figured out how to set up the new wifi router for customers and I'm told that if I can get 4 customers to take the wifi home, that's roughly $1k in commission for me, so I got to wondering...

Is there any way that I can sell home internet after hours? Like maybe standing outside a Walmart or something like that?

Has anyone ever heard of a T-Mobile employee doing. Something like this?

Also...

If anyone has any tips or tricks to help me speed up learning this REMO or how to find promotions for customers... It'd be greatly appreciated!

-Thank you

I'm searching for a partner who actually understands Kafka.

Most people read Kafka and just wallow in the alienation. I see it as an accurate description of how the world operates. It is a distorted, bureaucratic theater, and most people are content letting the machinery grind them down.

I refuse to submit to it.

I used to run an agency where I mastered the patterns of digital perception and systemic leverage. I did not play by standard rules. I engineered a complete operational loop: automated lead scraping to find vulnerable businesses, international commission only sales forces to close them with zero upfront payroll risk, and structured management layers to run the daily grind. I backed it up with high impact psychological assets, including hiring actors for orchestrated video reviews to force the market to bend.

It worked flawlessly for 7 months and was growing at a rate that I couldn't keep up with alone...

Then a bad breakup happened. My ex took the passwords, locked me out of every single account, and left me with absolutely nothing. Total liquidation.

The first run was just the rough draft. This next run is the final copy. The old infrastructure is gone, but the comprehensive knowledge remains. I have channeled everything into a completely new, Highly undersaturated business blueprint designed to scale fast without the multi year grind. I'll be honest with you. It's unethical and unmoral but completely legal and completely online. Doesn't require you to give any of your personal info or anything like that.

There are still some parts of this new machine that I have not completely figured out myself. That is exactly why I am looking for a partner instead of navigating this reset alone.

The core pillars of the blueprint require intense mental endurance and execution:

The Lead Pipeline: Automated scraping and compilation of master data sheets targeting businesses buried by low ratings.

The Sales Force: Scale recruiting on international job boards to build a high English, low cost sales team working purely on commission.

The Management Layer: Hiring and training dedicated managers to run the daily accountability and phone systems so the machine runs without us.

The Fulfillment and Asset Engine: Sourcing talent, deploying specialized software stacks, and routing the backend logistics.

I refuse to brainstorm with an average, everyday Joe Blow. Anyone who reads and genuinely agrees with Kafka is a friend of mine. I want a partner who has found real depth through the heavy chapters of their life, looks at the system with that same clarity, and wants to use that insight to secure absolute financial freedom.

I am not looking for a rigid manager who needs a standard checklist or thinks inside the box. I need an unconventional thinker, a co strategist, and an executor who can help me iron out the missing pieces, optimize the system, and scale the entire machine from the ground up.

If you have the depth to see the world for what it is, and the grit to build this final copy with me, message me. Tell me how you think outside the box and what you bring to the table.