@First-light These are good observations but it's important to keep in mind that work capacity is influenced by years of training and how that training is performed. An elite level 60 year old may well be able to handle significantly more volume than a less trained 25 year old.
@Typo-MAGAshiv I just may give it a try again. This.was a weekday so the store wasn't crowded, and apparently that's a good time to go.
I've never had anything like that happen at the grocery store, but I go on Saturday mornings after the gym, and probably 95% of the women are married. I wasn't expecting anything like that at Home Depot; certainly not at 9:30 a.m. on a weekday. But now I know.
@Typo-MAGAshiv I hadn't been to Home Depot or Lowes for a while and don't have tik tok, so it was new to me. I'm pretty out of touch on some things.
Can verify. Last summer this happened to me twice at two different Home Depot locations.
I was home one day this week to do some things around the house, and I needed to replace a shower head. So I went to my local Home Depot. As I was walking in, an attractive woman around 40 made a beeline toward me. She asked if it'd be ok if she left her car out front while she went in to get something from the pick up desk. I said sure, you'll probably be fine (as if I have any authority over Home Depot's parking lot). She then continued to walk with me, talking about all kind of things, clearly wanted me to make a move. I was in a hurry though and am not looking for any new friends now, so I ended it and went about my business.
When I got to the plumbing area with shower heads, another woman, again around 40 and attractive, came over and started talking to me and helped me pick one out. Once I selected one, she looked at me like "...and..." I could tell she was disappointed when I ended the interaction and paid and left.
When I got home, I wondered what in the heck was up with that. I learned that there apparently were videos on Tik Tok advising single women to meet men at places like Home Depot. So if you're not having luck elsewhere, you might try strolling around your local Home Depot or Lowes and see what happens.
Read More@MentORPHEUS After you started posting these, they started showing up when I opened youtube. I saw this one the other day. It is astounding how entitled women like her act and how they behave around the police.
m.youtube.com/shorts/9IUPAyjAlYI. 65 year old blasting up a 300 kg/661 lb squat. This guy also benched 200 kg/440 lb. Remarkable for that age, and damn good for any age.
@TheRedPike He was connected to firms involved in that but he was no market wizard. One of those firms had significant losses in the financial crisis. He raked in fees from Les Wexner and Leon Black but that's fishy too in that they paid far, far more than would be normal for tax and estate planning, especially since Epstein had no expertise in either area. No, this guy was no finance whiz. His source of funds is still a mystery.
@SeasonedRP He was one of the founders of the modern CDO market. He raked in cash from 2001 through this skeevy shit and then when the whole market imploded in 2008, he raked in bailout money.
