Making money off social media is a legitimate way of earning money, it’s very common and it has been for a while now. It does not mean those people don’t have a primary 9-5 job. There is nothing wrong with having a side hustle, it’s not the freakin 50’s anymore.
Actually, that makes my point too. In accomplishing a certain number of online hits as you have explained, one can then achieve a monetary goal, and all without having expended very much effort.
I’m sure it takes more effort to go viral than you think it does. If you think not, give it a shot. You could be rich and have a chance at an 18th marriage to me ;p
You first. Once you’re filthy rich, I’ll have the necessary incentive to bond with you anew.
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That’s not how this “relationship” works.
It was featured on a recent news program as a cautionary warning to parents and educators that youngsters might be doing it and to take steps to discourage its continuation. Hospitalizations have occurred due to this silliness, some of the worst injuries are to spines, pelvic bones, hips, arms, elbows and heads. Some insurance companies are reviewing whether or not videos of the acts can be introduced as evidence of intentional harm, thereby denying coverage. (As it should be; I agree with them fully.)
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