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Pat, you’ve put everything into your Twitter. You could have had these:
- A beautiful wife and loving daughter
- A challenging but ultimately rewarding career
- Stable income to support a thriving lifestyle now and banked security later
- Respect, recognition, and deference to your experience once you’re in your forties. This is earned from a successful and respectable early career. I didn’t know how valuable this was until I hit 40 but it’s huge. You’ll never experience this one Pat.
Instead, you chose to throw all of this away and focus on being a “Twitter firebrand”. Ok, congrats on being different. Let’s take a look at how that’s going.
1. Steady loss of followers. Many followers appear to be fake, bought followers and/or zombie accounts
2. Little engagement. Out of over 40k “followers”, the last of your many tweets to exceed 100 likes was several says ago. 100 likes out of 40k Patty. Need I remind you that it costs nothing and takes no effort to hit like. It’s hard not to do it out of reflex. And yet, less than 100, Pat? That’s pathetic. It shows me that no real person sees your oinks. They don’t fucking care. They probably muted you years ago and couldn’t recognize your snout out of a porcine line-up.
3. Hemorrhaging someone’s cash on your LOLsuit. You can’t just fail on Twitter…you gotta do it YOUR WAY, dontcha Big Pat? Well, how’s that going? All you’ve done is draw an even bigger target on your ridiculous self. Are you embarrassed yet, or does that come later when you have to explain yourself?
Anyway, I just finished leading a 22 mile pace run. I’ve been coaching a group of zoomers on their first marathon training, and they’re two weeks out from the race. It’s so rewarding and valuable to me that, in my limited spare time, God has given me the gift of sharing my passion for running with others. They all pledge to pay it forward and help the next group, too. I’m already 41 and not getting younger.
What did you do lately, Pat? What did you do that makes you proud?
- A beautiful wife and loving daughter
- A challenging but ultimately rewarding career
- Stable income to support a thriving lifestyle now and banked security later
- Respect, recognition, and deference to your experience once you’re in your forties. This is earned from a successful and respectable early career. I didn’t know how valuable this was until I hit 40 but it’s huge. You’ll never experience this one Pat.
Instead, you chose to throw all of this away and focus on being a “Twitter firebrand”. Ok, congrats on being different. Let’s take a look at how that’s going.
1. Steady loss of followers. Many followers appear to be fake, bought followers and/or zombie accounts
2. Little engagement. Out of over 40k “followers”, the last of your many tweets to exceed 100 likes was several says ago. 100 likes out of 40k Patty. Need I remind you that it costs nothing and takes no effort to hit like. It’s hard not to do it out of reflex. And yet, less than 100, Pat? That’s pathetic. It shows me that no real person sees your oinks. They don’t fucking care. They probably muted you years ago and couldn’t recognize your snout out of a porcine line-up.
3. Hemorrhaging someone’s cash on your LOLsuit. You can’t just fail on Twitter…you gotta do it YOUR WAY, dontcha Big Pat? Well, how’s that going? All you’ve done is draw an even bigger target on your ridiculous self. Are you embarrassed yet, or does that come later when you have to explain yourself?
Anyway, I just finished leading a 22 mile pace run. I’ve been coaching a group of zoomers on their first marathon training, and they’re two weeks out from the race. It’s so rewarding and valuable to me that, in my limited spare time, God has given me the gift of sharing my passion for running with others. They all pledge to pay it forward and help the next group, too. I’m already 41 and not getting younger.
What did you do lately, Pat? What did you do that makes you proud?
