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Gaten Matarazzo of Stranger Things is a producing a show with Netflix where they lie to struggling working people about being hired. This is done to “prank them.”

According to Denise Petski of Dealine, preying on vulnerable working people is HILARIOUS:

Each episode of this terrifying and hilarious prank show takes two complete strangers who each think they’re starting their first day at a new job. It’s business as usual until their paths collide and these part-time jobs turn into full-time nightmares.

Other executive producers of this “prank” show include Ben Silverman, Howard Owens, Kevin Healy, and Rob Hyde.

Netflix and the liberal elite in media despise regular Americans, as this disgusting show proves.

https://twitter.com/SugarShackShine/status/1139922433115340801

Adding to the humiliation, these working Americans may lose out on unemployment benefits by accepting the fake job.

This is an extra layer of wrong if the prank victim was utilizing their unemployment insurance.

This could cost them a full week in lost wages…not to forget not being able to reclaim the insurance again possibly.

Potential for real harm here.

— Doctor Sekzi ⭐⭐⭐💰🐸💛🍊⚽️🥩♪ᕕ( ᐛ )ᕗ♪ (@DoctorSekzi) June 15, 2019

You can call to let Netflix know what you think at this number:

1-866-579-7172

I’ve written about the most controversial subjects of the day, openly discussed ayahuasca, pushed the boundaries of free speech, and been publicly shamed nearly every day of my public life.

A few weeks ago I learned about true hate.

How did I incite outrage from haters and “fans” alike?

I invested in a supplement company called Gorilla Mind.

“Really?!” and “Unfollowed” are common when I post a link to a review of the most effective focusing agent I’ve ever taken.

This doesn’t make any sense to me, as people even get angry when I mention a skincare line.

Are people not taking care of their faces?

The problem with “News People.”

I got into this media stuff my accident. I didn’t grow up watching FoxNews or CNN. I never watched the “media stars” on TV and wished one day to be on there.

During college I studied philosophy and during law school studied under Gerry Spence. My goal was never to make news. My goal was to be the next Clarance Darrow.

The media stuff is all a fun detour to me. I went on 60 Minutes because Shauna told me to. She rarely tells me what to do (smart, choose your battles), so when she feels strongly about an issue, I listen.

During my 20s and 30s, I read books, lifted weights, made money, hung out with friends, and lived an optimized life.

Following the news was a waste of time, because Democrats and Republicans alike all hated America, hated the working class (where I grew up), and hated beauty. Why bother?

Then Trump came along, I rushed in, did what no one said was possible, and even broke some major stories.

I’ve never lost my mindset roots.

As I’ve been pivoting back to mindset and spirituality, people are angry at me.

And that’s because they are angry people.

People on the left and right are gross to each other every day.

I used to think it was all kayfabe or pro wrestling, but no, it’s real. These are hateful, nasty, petty people. It’s not an act. They wake up thinking about hurting people for not being angry.

This guy David Corn has a #1 NY Time best selling anti-Trump out, and he’s a major journalist. He’s clearly sick mentally, and I don’t want to single him out because there are many such cases!

The reason I sometimes look negative is when fighting when people who are actually nasty. Nietzsche’s warning about what happens to those with fighting monsters and all that.

People who know me and met me know I’m only positive.

Haters say I’m “cashing in,” which is stupid because outrage addicts are deadbeats.

People who claim I’ve tried to cash in don’t know much about my business or any business at all.

People addicted to the outrage cycle of the day rarely buy anything, and when they do, they don’t buy premium products.

They self-medicate with booze, fast food, and sugar.

Those who read mindset books attend seminars, back projects, and are supportive.

At the very least, they don’t actively complain when others are building businesses.

Memo to the Whiners and Complainers.

Politicians pander to you because outrage addicts still vote.

I don’t have to kiss up to you, and won’t.

If you wake up every day angry about the world, blame others for your life’s failures, and have a negative mindset, stay far away from me.

It’s unhealthy for me to take in your spiritual energy.

Memo to the Winners and Supporters.

Thank you for all you do.

You are the reason I wake up in the morning inspired and excited and committed to bring you the best news, information, lifestyle, and mindset material in the world.

You made it possible for me to make what will be the best documentary of 2018 – Hoaxed.

You’ve made this amazing and strange and productive life possible, and I will always work every day to bring value to your life.

P.S. You can check out Gorilla Mind products here.

If you want to understand more than current affairs, that is, if you want to understand the true nature of humanity, ask as many people as possible what they see in this image of Trump and Merkel.

People who hate Trump will see him losing in this picture. They’ll love it. They’ll share it with their friends.

People who love Trump will see him winning in this picture. He’s being ganged up on, and resisting.

If you can ONLY see one point of view (pro- or anti-Trump), then you are stunted emotionally and lack and understanding of human psychology. You are a victim of fake news, because there is no absolute, objective interpretation of that image. Your confirmation bias (for or against Trump) will reason you backwards to the “correct” interpretation of that image.

There is no accurate answer.

https://twitter.com/Cernovich/status/1005880033615810561

Scott Adams would use this image to illustrate his “two movies” filter of persuasion, which you can learn about in Win Bigly.

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Nit-picking or mansplaining. Yes, “mansplaining” is real, and it’s annoying. I have the smartest people in the world on speed dial. (Do people even use “speed dial” anymore?) You’re not telling me something I don’t know or can’t find out. Tedious But actually dudes get blocked.

Monomania. Global warming people are like this. You are welcome to your pet issues. You don’t need to let me know that THIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT ISSUE OF ALL TIME WHY AREN’T YOU COVERING IT.

Demanding I cover what you want me to cover. I have a bi-weekly private conference call with supporters where people can ask me any question they like. Jumping into a video and ordering me around is not on the menu.

• If you’re a supporter and don’t have my Member’s Only email, contact me here.

Not supporting Gorilla Mindset. It’s my life’s work. I’m proud of it, and the good its done for the world. If you don’t like my plugging it, I’ll do us both a favor and ensure you never see that happen again.

Correcting a typo. I don’t care. If typos bother you, don’t read. Often what you consider a typo is strategic, as typos increase engagement because people have to stop to focus on them. Other times a typo is an inside joke. For example I blocked a guy who “corrected” me for putting “Melanie” in a title about the First Lady. This was a joke about Trump’s typo from a while back. You didn’t get the joke. You got blocked.

• Also, on average, I get 4,000 @ replies and comments a day. Four thousand. Weeding out typos for substantive comments is time consuming.

Spamming me links to your site. Who taught people to do this? It makes no sense to me. It’s bad human behavior.

Offering me unsolicited advice. It’s boring. I live my life with a high level of consciousness and deliberation. Just because YOU don’t understand something doesn’t mean I haven’t carefully considered it.

Whining about Gorilla Mind line of products. I invested in a company, which makes amazing products.

• If you like my content, pick up a skincare product here.

It’s top quality and a way better value than what you’ll find elsewhere.

Complaining about something. Bye!

Don’t take it personal.

The other day I was bummed out and felt sort of like a failure. “I’m not doing enough,” I thought.

The dirty secret of success is that highly productive people are often driven by self-doubt and self-loathing. But because this is America, you must always act like a shiny-happy person or people will annoy you with, “What’s wrong” types of questions. Nothing is wrong, even though I doubt myself every night, and succeed despite the doubts.

I mapped out my year and realized time dilation had deceived me.

It’s been one heck of a year, and here’s where it’s heading:

Speaking / social events

June 14th – Attending an event with Jesse Lee Peterson in Los Angeles. Tickets are here.

June 23rd – Mindset with Ed and Alex in New York. Tickets are here.

June 24th – TBD in Washington, D.C.

Hoaxed

June 9th – Rough cut of Hoaxed is in my hands.

Fall, 2018 – Theatrical release.

(You can still back Hoaxed here.)

Mindset Master Class

August, 2018 – This is new material that you haven’t seen from me or anyone else.

We actually did a “live set” style event for the filming of the masterpiece, and people loved it and felt it was my best work yet. We go deep, we go vulnerable, we go to the next level.

Audacity

My book about everything you need to win at life will be out once Hoaxed has been released.

I am going to withdraw from public life to consider the next Act in my life.

I never intended to get into politics. It was an accident, and then it became a challenge. 60 Minutes, Susan Rice, a bunch of scoops, and then John Conyers. That was a highlight reel year for any journalist.

A member of Congress resigned because of me, and Chuck Todd asked the National Security Adviser about me on Meet the Press. That’s not little league.

The DeploraBall, Bull Moose Party, and a Night for Freedom NYC and DC were major events to put on for anyone, let alone a gorilla guy.

It’s really sort of mind blowing. People went to jail for planning an acid attack on the DeploraBall.

A Night for Freedom New York was described a ridiculous (I’ll take that in a good way) political event. A thug also planned an attack, and he’s going to prison for 3 to 10 years.

How did I go from a guy living the nomadic, location-independent lifestyle, to some media/political/public figure?

The past 1, 2, or 3 years…I don’t even know how much time has passed.

I was living with my wife in Paris in July, 2015, when the Energy told me some guy with big hair would become President. I had no interest in politics, and starting telling people why Donald J. Trump would be the next President of the United States. The hate and attacks came, and for me haters are fun. I fought back and then got sucked into the event horizon with the rest of you.

My wife and I were living the dream. Gorilla Mindset had sold way better than I thought. We had total freedom and “book money.” What did we get ourselves in, or rather what did I get her in?

I started goofing off online, and it was always fun for me. Some guy said he was from the New Yorker and wanted to study new media. I figured it was a troll but threw together a happy hour. He seemed shocked by how many people showed up, and it ended up as a full profile.

When the profile – which was highly critical but not unfair – hit, there was a massive hate storm. Everyone who pretended not to know who I was showed their cards. They all knew. And they kept saying the profile “owned” me, whatever that means.

Then Trump won.

And 60 Minutes called, and I did the impossible. No one goes on 60 Minutes and wins. Everyone was hyped to watch me get destroyed. Fifteen million people watched that episode of me.

Not everyone knows my background. I was some fat kid growing up in a poor town. When I got sophisticated, I’d read articles like the Atlantic and New Yorker. Then I end up in them. It’s a surreal experience reading about yourself. Or watching yourself on television.

And it’s also not me.

Ask any journalist for a press release from me. They don’t exist, and I ignore most media inquiries. It’s nothing personal. Being in this game wasn’t my goal.

Probably the reason I did what no one else could was because of my risk profile. I played like I had nothing to to lose. A hit piece will remove me from public life? Nope, and even if one did, I wouldn’t have lost anything.

I never sought out to get famous or be legitimate. For me this was all a huge joke. When people ask about some jokes I’ve told in poor taste, it never occurs to them that of course I didn’t want to get into politics. I said whatever would shock people, because why not?

Also, because of how I am plugged into the Simulation, hate shows up as geometric figures. I don’t interpret it emotionally or “feel” hate when people scream and attack me. They are shapes I move around and reinterpret into love, because people complain 10 times more often than they offer gratitude.

Hate washes over my body like snow flakes in a cool winter storm.

Where “here” is, I don’t know. And I’m going to need some time to reflect.

With a young daughter in my life, and another little one is planned, it feels time to move onto something else.

What?

I don’t know.

Maybe I’ll write poetry, or begin working on a great novel.

Maybe I’ll do crisis PR and teach people the new ways.

Writing at Cernovich.com has been enjoyable for me, and being on Twitter feels like a job.

Rebuilding the community and network is rewarding.

My read of the Energy says its time to leave, sometime in October.

I’ve seen a vision of a Curtain closing. What will open up? We will see.

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