Overeducated Gibbon@MostlyMonkey

Right, but tiresome

Joined December 2022
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Sasha
@devdotsasha
8 Nov 2025
I’ve completely switched my default mode of operation this past year from saving as much as possible to just simply make more. It happened naturally for various reasons; the most prominent being running the HFT startup. Quite the difference on how I operate now. I’d say it’s a much better mental model for like generally speaking.
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Drunk and bought myself a bougie pocket knife (leatherman arc). Beautiful skies tonight, oldest kid now a teenager. Good day, overall.
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TILed that 10s of thousands of dollars is a lot of money to some people.
Polymarket
@Polymarket
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BREAKING: 𝕏 users are reporting being "financially DDOS'd" with tens of thousands of dollars being sent to them unsolicited via 𝕏 money.
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100k is one basis point of a billy. Go get that bag, kids.
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Grown-ass man complaining about paying off a loan for the average cost of a new car.
Tyler
@Tyler4Restore
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I borrowed £43,871 when I went to uni and graduated in 2020. I have been paying off my Plan 2 student loan since April 2021. Today, my balance is £89,861.50. Back in August 2024 my interest rate was 8% each month. To put that into context, that’s £590.90, and I could only afford to pay £115.00. How is this fair? In 2016 I was told it would feel like a household bill or a trip to the cinema. Now it’s the difference between getting on the property ladder or staying in rented flat shares. Every month, to this day, £307.30 of interest is added to my bill. And I’m projected to pay 9% of my salary for the next 25 years to repay my student loan. This has to end. A Restore Britain government will fix this injustice and will always put British men and women first.
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In case anybody thinks I'm being hyperbolic
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Every day I learn another thing that makes me thankful for the Revolution
Against Narrative
@3RenChengHu
17h
Replying to @MostlyMonkey
In the US, average student loan debt for undergrad is about 30-40% of the median 4-year graduate's annual earnings, while in the UK it's a bit over 100%, and still Americans complain about student loan debt.
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I am begging you to make more money aboutthis problem
Tyler
@Tyler4Restore
23h
I borrowed £43,871 when I went to uni and graduated in 2020. I have been paying off my Plan 2 student loan since April 2021. Today, my balance is £89,861.50. Back in August 2024 my interest rate was 8% each month. To put that into context, that’s £590.90, and I could only afford to pay £115.00. How is this fair? In 2016 I was told it would feel like a household bill or a trip to the cinema. Now it’s the difference between getting on the property ladder or staying in rented flat shares. Every month, to this day, £307.30 of interest is added to my bill. And I’m projected to pay 9% of my salary for the next 25 years to repay my student loan. This has to end. A Restore Britain government will fix this injustice and will always put British men and women first.
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This guy is on an income based repayment plan that is only causing him to pay 115 pounds a month on (what started as) a 43000 pound debt. After 25 years they will wipe his debt clean. He's the recipient of incredible largesse from British taxpayers, yet is ungrateful for it.
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Women cannot comprehend the allure of being a man with nothing left to lose.
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@esotericpawg
Sep 24
Men will say “beast mode” and it’s literally a guy at rock bottom
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Overeducated Gibbon retweeted
Simon Sarris
@simonsarris
Sep 24
Replying to @esotericpawg
he who makes a beast of himself gets rid of the pain of being a man (Sam Johnson)
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Jesus christ, found this box from 5 years ago 1.20 a round for remington soft points is unbelievable
Overeducated Gibbon@MostlyMonkey
Sep 24
Acquired this today to get $40 off a purchase of some .308 (plus a free hat)
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Couldn't help myself
John Cleese
@JohnCleese
Sep 23
This is where the Arabs were ahead of us By castrating all their slaves, they made sure that there were no descendants who could claim reparations
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In the future I'm going to tell my grandkids about John Cleese Slave Castration Day and they're going to ship me off to the old folks home. "Whatever you say, grandpa".
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Acquired this today to get $40 off a purchase of some .308 (plus a free hat)
GBR@GayBearRes
Sep 5
Replying to @MostlyMonkey
You’re gonna out white trash me with this shit
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(the hat in question)
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I learned my lesson from the last time I got a store credit card and lied about my income when applying for the card (undersold it by 90%)
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"You aren't allowed to fix any problems unless you fix all problems"appears to be Jane's contention.
Jane Coaston 🏔️
@janecoaston
Sep 23
again, that leaves behind the bad kids, with whom we have no idea what to do (besides "jail" or "kill them" or "trade school? the military?").
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John Cleese
@JohnCleese
Sep 23
This is where the Arabs were ahead of us By castrating all their slaves, they made sure that there were no descendants who could claim reparations
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John, that's an 11. We need you at like an 8
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You need to be destroying your children at sports. Dunking on them. Running over them. Knock one out of the park and bat flip them. Be saturn to their zeus. Make them desire to defeat you.
Overeducated Gibbon@MostlyMonkey
Sep 23
11 year-old me complained that we didn't have thanksgiving family traditions like the Kennedys and got my 5'8 skinny-ass mom to get out and straightarm me while scoring a touchdown through the backyard gate
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