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thought I had a blister on my heel once. Turned out to be a thorn that had been in there for 6 months

no the F1 cars have speed holes to make them go faster

sure, here's half-off ur doritos locos tacos

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god that was so validating

yeah it's a copypasta

Haven't looked into cashapp. However, assuming you're actually doing the transaction on-chain instead of through some app wrapper, the order of operations is:

1. Move cash from your bank account to an exchange (I use Coinbase, Kraken and Binance are the other mostly reputable ones)
2. Wait ~3 days for the bank to settle the transaction. You may be able to buy the crypto before then, but you won't be able to move it off the exchange
3. If they want you to pay them in crypto, they should provide a crypto wallet address (which will just be a long 'random' string of numbers and letters that represent a unique ID, also called a "hash"). Each chain (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, etc) has unique types of addresses that won't work on other chains, so don't try to send Ether to a Bitcoin address
4. In the exchange app, there should be a "Send" function where you can enter this address. I recommend copy-pasting it.
5. Once you send it, you should see a 'receipt' with a transaction ID that will link you to a website that will show you the block your transaction was included in as proof that you sent it. It can take anywhere from seconds to 20+ minutes, depending on the blockchain.

Things to keep in mind:

1. Each chain requires a small amount of its native token, called "gas", to do a transaction. So for example, if you want to send $50, you should have like $55 on the exchange.
2. You cannot "unsend" or reverse a transaction. Once you click send it truly is sent. So double-check that you've entered the right crypto wallet address (which is why I recommend copy-pasting it).

Also, whichever exchange or app you use will likely have official documentation and how-tos with screenshots for this.

My brother-in-law is a barista. He is insanely gifted. We were at a dairy farm together years ago and I asked him what it would cost to build it today. I will never forget his answer…

“We can’t, we don’t know how to do it.”

could never understand that mindset. Like, ur kid is gonna have to work 40+ hours a week for the rest of their lives once they turn 18. Let them enjoy their own time while they still have it. Maybe it's different if the family really needs the money, but if the parents own a franchise then they probably don't. idk

:alex-aware: me raising my snout from the trough labeled "podcast"

:feral-hog: and descending it into the one marked "salvia"