I understand those kinds of people as well; it is not really impossible to understand why they are like how they are. Because if you have a job that takes a long toll on your mental or physical health (or both) and you also have things you have to deal with in your life as well, then it is not going to be easy for you to also go out and do something brand new. So the real trouble is not with people who are not working hard on another thing above their job to make their life better. It is with the economy that we have.

If someone works 40 hours a week, doesn't matter what their job is, could be janitor, McDonald's server, or garbage man, as long as they are working 40 hours a week, they should be able to provide for a family. If that is not how the world is (and it is not) and you support that people should not be able to support a family with bad jobs, then you are part of the problem.

I do not care if you are a dishwasher; if you wash dishes for 40 hours a week, you should be able to afford rent, utilities, food, health, education for your kid, and other basic needs. Nobody says you should have a lambo, but you should not be starving either; you should be able to get basic needs like housing, food, clothes, health, education. These are not operas at Paris vacation type of luxury; this is basic needs to survive.

Besiktas played amazingly last season, but that is not something that is common; they got the advantage thanks to their amazing coach, but normally they are not the better team.

While it is true that money isn't everything in sports, it does play a big role, and Fenerbahce keeps spending the most amount of money compared to all other teams, which is why they also keep winning it as well. While Efes sometimes have good years and end up winning, most of the time Fenerbahce gets it, and I do believe that this year will be basically pretty similar as well.

That is literally the whole "American dream" they are selling from there, and that is precisely why people are going there. I would never, but people do. Because you can go there and be a garbage man, and if you do get a chance, you may become a millionaire; the possibility does exist there. But they do not realize the fact that 99.99% of garbage men stay garbage men, they do not become millionaires by finding a product in their garage.

Those are stories they tell you on TV and in movies, but that is not the reality. Just because one in a million did it doesn't change the life of 999.999 of others that stays the same.

Not to forget, the guy who made them who they are and made them so high went to Liverpool. So it is quite possible that we may not see them do a fine job on this campaign.

At this point I am sure that all they care about is trying to be top ten in the Premier League again, which would financially be great for them. Because trying to do well in both (also include EFL and FA to this) would not be easy and fatigue will make sure they are not playing well enough in all of these games, so they have to pick and choose.

Losing Mourinho seems to be having a bigger impact on them than they assumed. Marco Silva was not a bad managerial decision, he is a decent one and spent a lot of time in England, so he is aware of the tough competition he is going into. I am sure that he will do fine in the future, but I am assuming that he is just having first game jitters and the team will get used to it. The thing they need to focus on right now would be winning the next game, if they do, then the rest is easier because they will get better with time.

You've actually already mentioned all the reasons for this, and I think the one that tops the list is probably the fact that newbies want to make a lot of money right at the beginning of their trading journey, and as you mentioned, social media definitely has a lot of influence on this mindset of newbies.

Because they use social media platforms, and people there often post only their success stories about how they managed to make so much money from a single futures trade, and they show the profits and the amount they used, and this makes newbies believe that if someone else can do it, why not them? So they start chasing big profits without proper knowledge and understanding, and this becomes the reason for them blowing their accounts.

There is a difference between disliking corruption and being fine, versus not trusting and being liberal. Meaning, if you are fine with taxes but hate it the way it is used, then you do not hate taxes, you hat ethe people who take your taxes. That is not something you can do something about, it's just that you can vote on people who you think will not steal your taxes, or at least steal less lol.

But there are liberals, or libertarians, or whatever you want to name them, where they want to make sure, you get as little taxes as possible, meaning you do not have to pay taxes at all, and everything is done privately and role of a government is justice and provide some basic stuff, like cops and soldiers and what not, but mainly, it would be less than 10% of what we pay, and NOBODY gets anything from government, government does nothing, it's private companies that does it all.

Because they have done great recently, there are a lot of people who think that they would do great this season as well, because year on year they have improved so people are expecting them to improve even more. But I agree with you, they have improved to a point where you can with some money, but rest of this is not easy at all.

Reaching fourth place is a great achievement, but that's about it, being the champion requires way more than just "some" money, either they have to spend 500+ million more and even in that case it's not guaranteed but they are not even doing that, or they have to be playing just at the league, which they won't because they will have UCL which will tired them a lot.

The thing is, Rashford played for Aston Villa as a loan, and then he played for Barcelona, I would say that for ap layer who just won the la liga with Barcelona, and even played at quarter finals of UCL, he has seen the highs of the football world and it wasn't 10+ years ago, we are talking about just a month or two months ago. So him leaving for a much smaller club would not feel ok for him of course.

It's not being spoiled, it will eventually reach to a point where he could play in smaller clubs, but he LITERALLY JUST got back from Barcelona, think about what that means for a player. You do not go from Barcelona league title to some small turkish club, you go from there to maybe back to Aston Villa for example, and if things do not work out, THEN you go to smaller club.

While I do agree that keeping him is good because this is Saudi league and the league level is not that high, not like we are talking about top five leagues, this is Saudi league, and Ronaldo, even at his age, is fine for this league.

I also think that he should not play every game full minutes. He should be playing like starting from 65th minute or so, with added time we would see him play 30 minutes every game and if you give Ronaldo 30 minutes every game, eh could run more, play more, have more chances, instead of him being tired in second half and just walking and waiting for a tap-in.

I highly doubt that they are not aware of the fact that they could be legally in trouble. I am sure that they are very well aware of it, and doing it on purpose anyways. You think someone would steal THOUSANDS of bitcoins, and think that legally they would be fine?

Of course they are smart enough to be aware of the fact that if you steal thousands of bitcoins, worth hundreds of millions of dollars, then you will be getting sued, this is not really hard to consider. They must have a reason why they are still doing it even with that possibility.

Not only they already had some great players before the season starts, but they already made some huge transfers as well, Cucurella, Konate, Silva, Dumfries, maybe I am missing someone too. So they already made huge moves this summer, and they already had a billion dollar valuation BEFORE these moves, then they made these moves, I doubt they need more. There is this insistence on Enzo Fernandez, and you may have realized why they want him so much in the game against England. Aside from that, I do not think they have that much else in need.

They are not the type of team that rushes into making decisions. They would rather go get some player from u19 and still would not rush into making moves. While they would love to be the champions, and the yare still upset about that season where they missed the title on the last game, let's be realistic, they are aware that it would be near impossible for them to win the league while Bayern is this good. So they do not overspend on useless talent, and they just wait and try to find players that are undervalued and then they can work it to make sure the yare overvalued. This is how they survive.

Obviously there were many distasteful calls and situations at this world cup, just like the last one. I think the next one will be the first decent one in a long time. I am not sure if Spain would be protected there too, or Morocco, both are very decent teams.

But the reality is that we are facing a corrupt FIFA in the recent years, since Infentino took over, he has been nothing but a clown and I do hope that someone more serious takes over and stops all of this BS and puts football back in the right path once again. This whole "industrialization" thing made football so much more boring.

Antonelli finishing ahead of Russell this season could be a very bad thing for Russell. For example Piastri was a great driver, but Lando still became the champion when they had the best car, the one with the more experience ends up being expected to do better, not the case at every single time, btu that is what is expected.

If a young driver does better than the experienced one, then the experienced one may leave for another team that is smaller. Big teams wants their experienced drivers to do better.

If you have invested, a mere 100 dollars per month, 1st of every single month, then this July 1st would be your 1 bitcoin reach if you started back in March of 2017. So on March 1st of 2017, you buy your first ever bitcoin, 100 dollars, and today you have 1 bitcoin. In this period, you have invested 11300 dollars of your own money, and now you have 1 full bitcoin, which is roughly around 60k, but peaked at 125k as we know.

So, it was a great investment if you did, and we are not talking about something impossible, it's literally just 100 bucks. You could have gained that much on average simply from signature campaigns too if you wanted. Or you could have invested 200 dollars instead of 100 dollars, and could have started in much later and still reached it.

Cristiano Ronaldo already has a contract till the end of the 2026/27 season. It's already been announced by both Ronaldo and Al Nassr because he is optimistic about his 1000 goals target, and Al Nassr wants him to stay till the end of his career.

After having enough criticism and things that are highlights on social media regarding players behaviour with Ronaldo during this World Cup, I am personally expecting he needs to be announced about his retirement from the national team because this could be better for both parties, but the arrival of Jorge Jesus is interesting because this will bring a few changes that are going to be positive for Portugal.

Hopefully, they will announce their strategy for the future in the coming days, with Ronaldo's future being important.

So true and that's the worst thing about gambling. You don't realize when this habit becomes an addiction and that addiction is leading you into depression, where you stop enjoying things that you were before you got into gambling. I've gone through this entire thing, so I can confidently say that it's perhaps one of the worst feelings when you are stuck in a gambling loop. All you can think about is gambling, trying to find some more money to gamble again.

The problem with the helping hand is that a person addicted to gambling always wants to come out of the hole by gambling more and winning, which never happens, and on the rare occasion when it happens, then you start wanting to gamble more since you just won. The cycle only ends once you visit a psychiatrist and treat it seriously.

The thing is, when you are at Leverkusen, if you finish the season second place for example, you would be considered good, not only he did that but he finished even first place, first title of Leverkusen ever. So when he was at Real Madrid, second place was not okay, because that's a team that wants the title, and second place is not and achievement but a reason to be sacked. That is exactly how they were looking, and that's why he got sacked, but turns out, the team was in trouble and it had nothing to do with him.

This is marketing and done very often in the casino world. While that is definitely unethical and makes it look like tis a bad deal, the reality is that it is a common practice in gambling world and nothing new. I would rather see this stop, for good, by everyone, but if we are attacking only polymarket because of it, then we are being discriminating towards them.

I do not like them, and never gambled them aside from few tests to see how it works, and I rather normal casinos, but I also accept that just because I dislike a place, doesn't mean that I have to see law being against them too. They are not doing anything out of ordinary, some people just be ok with getting paid to their accounts, and do marketing with that, and if they win, then they profit, if they lose, that's content.