u/fburneracc

Bit of background- Used to have a family friend in Japan in the early 2000's and they had a whole karaoke room in their house.

There was stock footage used on the karaoke machine that had an older, low poly animation and I'm trying to find that footage. Few things I vaguely remember-

-A low poly man running down a long hallway or bridge

-Couldve been chased by another low poly character larger than him or by a giant boulder?

-reaches the end of this long pathway to be met with a dead end which was just a void that the character looks over

-May have jumped?

Animation styles used in the Obey the Walrus intro and the talking head from Miley Cyrus "We Can't Stop" music video best resembles and reminds me of it.

I always hear trading influencers here and there primarily in the order flow space talking about trading/market education that required an NDA. I know Reddit isn't the way to get in with the elites but it's something I've been fascinated by and would like to hear others thoughts, purely for the sake of entertainment and the love of the game.

For context I'm already a "successful" day trader. 6 years in the game, full time for 3 and pays the bills and gives me the life I wanna live. I'm a retail trader (bookmap + naked charts with volume profile) but I mainly ask because I love to speculate what's on the other side that us regular guys don't know about.

Last update regarding credit card debt on my credit report is from May 2024.

First letter which I've never responded to from the collection agency was June 2025.

So when do I hit the 2-year mark?

Hit a low point in life at the time and I'm still trying to recover.

Clarification- British Columbia

Rocket Rese, Pen Pineapple Apple pen guy from Japan, some anime OST, gym tiktoks, controversial reels on IG etc... Is it just me or is the genre entering the mainstream? I'm just seeing hardstyle in a lot more unexpected places. The only time I seen the genre this mainstream was Sacha Baron Cohen using Showtek or gabber in Ali G.

Even at EDM events the DJ will put in a song or two, or even close with hardstyle.

I've only been listening since 2017. Personally I find it funny and welcome it but I'd love to hear what the community thinks.

Been a full time day trader for a few years now. Pays the bills, reinvesting most profits into long term investments, enjoy the freedom of time to travel whenever I want.

But outside of work, the gym and ubereats (when I'm bored + I've always loved cars/driving) I feel like I've been complacent, too comfortable. Feel like I'm late to Ai and don't know where to start either.

Open minded to any suggestion. Would love to hear what's worked and what hasn't. Ideally something that can be done remotely on a laptop.

Side note- day trading was actually a side hustle with my 9-5 before and for anyone considering it id be happy to share ideas here.

Got brought up recently in a conversation- The voice used to announce the next set/DJ at HSU events in Sydney...

Why is it an American accent and not an Australian accent?

Who does the voice? He sounds vaguely like Steve Downes (Master Chief from Halo games)

Thank you for your input on this useless question.