TILT (Things I Learned Today): Long before Tim Cook became CEO of Apple back on Aug 2011, he served on the Board of Directors for $NKE in Nov 2005, and is still presently active to this day. So basically he saw this name go from $11 to $179 at the 2022 ATH’s to now back to $38, almost roundtrippin’ the whole dang move. Damn.

ive been on tilt the last few days, trading like shit up $500k in upnl, and not doing anything about it coupled with seeing friends absolutely execute at a high level on trades half way to my challenge goal and we didnt finish the job lol i think "man i was right there, why cant that be me?" and trust me, i am fking cheering for all of them to continue succeeding. you wishing for a similar result does not mean you cant celebrate the winners revenge trading has had me overswinging with too much size (relative to the challenge acc), and chasing, versus letting things come naturally i speak on "yo cool down, onto the next" but it's definitely easier said than done! trading is very hard man, it's not always sunshines and rainbows, and a lot of it is mental as always, just want to show the authentic self, both during the highs and the lows! im speaking positively to myself, but realizing it might just take a bit of time to rest end note: respect the pump

MiniMax H3 - Tilt-Shift Burger Commerical - t2v Burger Under Construction A tilt-shift burger commercial where tiny construction crews build the burger from the ground up. You can easily adapt this prompt for other foods. Prompt: Create a high-end cinematic tilt-shift food commercial that shows the full construction of a hamburger from start to finish on a clean tabletop, staged like a miniature construction site. Use a strong tilt-shift look throughout: shallow selective focus, miniature diorama realism, soft focus falloff across the frame, and a low tabletop camera angle that makes the tiny vehicles feel large and heroic while the burger ingredients feel monumental. The entire video should follow one continuous build process. Begin with an empty build site: the bottom bun is placed at center as the foundation. Then, step by step, miniature construction vehicles bring in and install each ingredient in order. A dump truck delivers sesame seeds near the work zone. A forklift transports a thick tomato slice. A front loader carries shredded lettuce with some loose pieces spilling naturally. A yellow excavator grips and places pickle slices with its bucket. A mobile crane lifts a glossy cheddar slice with hook and sling, lowering it carefully onto the hot grilled beef patty. Onion rings wait to the side like construction coils. Sauce is applied like mortar. Finally, the top bun is lifted and guided into place as the final roof piece, completing the burger. Include several tiny workers in simple safety helmets directing the build. One signals with a baton, another points toward the stacking area, and others react to each installation step to sell the miniature worksite illusion. Camera language should feel premium and playful: cinematic push-ins, low-angle dolly moves, miniature-style lateral tracking shots, macro insert shots of vehicle actions, selective rack focus between machines and ingredients, and gentle orbiting hero passes around the burger. Keep the movement smooth and expensive, with the tilt-shift effect always helping the scene feel like a handcrafted miniature world. Lighting should be warm and polished like a luxury food commercial, with a strong key from upper left, a gentle rim from rear right, glossy highlights on sauce and cheese, and subtle reflections on the construction vehicles. Emphasize realistic textures: toasted bun crust, soft bun crumb, sesame seeds, grill marks on the beef patty, cheddar sheen, wet tomato surfaces, crisp lettuce edges, pickle gloss, and subtle machine wear and decals. Build the pacing so each ingredient placement feels satisfying and clear. The viewer should always understand that the burger is being assembled in sequence from beginning to end. Finish on a fully completed perfect burger, freshly built, as the vehicles pause around it like a proud construction crew. End with a polished hero shot of the completed hamburger in the center of the miniature worksite. Overall tone: premium, humorous, charming, visually satisfying, high-end commercial quality, with a strong tilt-shift miniature aesthetic and a clear beginning-to-end burger assembly story.