In this post, I talk about why social media can be bad for you based on what these platforms push. The type of material they promote affects your mental health, how you see yourself, and how you interact with others. People forget we’re all human. And honestly, if social media disappeared tomorrow, it might not be the worst thing.

I think people today focus more on what they like instead of what others like. Whether it's wrestling, music, politics, etc., to where today entertainment feels lost than something to feel excited about. People would rather argue and not realize we are all people in the end. They forget that people don't have to like the same everything. Whether it's wrestling, music, or politics. Even some have forgotten what the event is really about like the Grammys. The event is not about you, or your beliefs. The event is about the award and entertaining others at home.

Jesse Ventura fails to realize that the Hall of Fame isn't about just wrestling which only matters a little bit. It's about the entertainment and character. It's about the stories and segments. Trump is remembered for all of that. Jesse is mostly remembered for his commentary. All of this is in the video below.

I like Motley Crue and Nikki Sixx. Nikki forgets that yes there is clickbait and toxic fans. But a lot of rock stars that treat us like we are nothing but a dollar instead of a person. Which it's not the 80s or 90s. It's the 2026, and we see you guys for who you are. In this video I explain why there is a toxic relationship between rock stars and fans.

The Marketplace is supposed to help with health insurance, but it can hit you at tax time. If your income ends up higher than what you estimated, the IRS recalculates your premium credit, and you could owe — even lose your federal refund. A lot of people don’t realize this until it happens. I explain more in the video below.

The hiring system is broken — and ATS is a big reason why. Companies now use what I call the Automatic Toss‑Out System, a machine that rejects resumes before a human ever sees them. No reading, no chance, no second look. If you don’t fit the filter, you’re gone.