Why gambling is cool and disliking it is a skill issue

All opinions are my own.

The gambler only loses when they quit playing.

Boomertards criticize our art (brainrot) but their brainrot is hitting the slot machine button like a lab rat on cocaine. They have an addiction, we have a hustle!
Younger and more entrepreneurial players have this thing called *strategy* and some of the weaker ones have this thing called a *budget* that acts as a stop limit.

I tried to document a casino visit and the footage got messed up because I don't know how to use these gay zoomer apps. The skit I made was really funny, I promise. I created a small karmic debt (a bit under $400) that will be repaid in the form of yuge winnings next time I play! I slapped this together with some salvageable footage from that day as well as some stolen content from a gambling shill "influencer" and some autistic rantings.

By the way, the room that portion was filmed in is currently open to subletting. I'm not going to be staying at that location for a while and it's pretty bare - I'd love to see your aesthetic senses come to life in my little abode! Perfect for short-term housing for traveling nurses or consultants.

In short, the stigma of gambling is beta as fuck and reflects a negative outlook. This is an entertainment expense and you should be proud that you have the privilege (earned or otherwise; see Rich Piana's Ferrari analogy) to play whether or not you win. Don't be an addict - be dedicated and let the haters misunderstand your grindset!