/biz/ - Business & Finance

Nati on soonaverse which now has a higher market cap than the coin shimmer it was minted on and than the exchange token for soonaverse itself. SDDT 6k market cap on soonaverse.

Seriously though I did some work for chainlink/sc in 2018. It wasn't much back then just a few rooms behind a nail salon. They had good internet and the latest in Apple Macs for the time. Apparently the daughter of the nail salon owner worked marketing part time for them and had insisted that only iMacs were to be used because the name sounded like Sergey's favorite food and every time someone said "lets use those macs to work" he would get really excited and write another blogpost but wouldn't publish it. I think the blogposts they're putting out now were from that time.
Anyways he gets me in the office first meeting after the initial email and phone chitchat and does pic related and says "I'm satoshi and you work for me now understand". I just nodded speechless because of his intense eyes. The marketing girl adelyn came into the office to break up the meeting; by this time sergey was just rambling vaguely about NDAs and she said "time to fire up those macs!" (Thomas later told me this was a regular thing every day like clockwork) and Sergey looked at me and just nodded and started typing and typing. Even when my shift was over and they were locking up and turning off the lights Sergey just kept typing he was relentless.
I felt sad for the guy but the team said not to worry about it because the back of a nail salon was the best place for him due to the "stinky linky" smell.

>>20120102
I'd wager your argument is fake and gay.

Seriously though I did some work for chainlink/sc in 2018. It wasn't much back then just a few rooms behind a nail salon. They had good internet and the latest in Apple Macs for the time. Apparently the daughter of the nail salon owner worked marketing part time for them and had insisted that only iMacs were to be used because the name sounded like Sergey's favorite food and every time someone said "lets use those macs to work" he would get really excited and write another blogpost but wouldn't publish it. I think the blogposts they're putting out now were from that time.
Anyways he gets me in the office first meeting after the initial email and phone chitchat and does pic related and says "I'm satoshi and you work for me now understand". I just nodded speechless because of his intense eyes. The marketing girl adelyn came into the office to break up the meeting; by this time sergey was just rambling vaguely about NDAs and she said "time to fire up those macs!" (Thomas later told me this was a regular thing every day like clockwork) and Sergey looked at me and just nodded and started typing and typing. Even when my shift was over and they were locking up and turning off the lights Sergey just kept typing he was relentless.
I felt sad for the guy but the team said not to worry about it because the back of a nail salon was the best place for him due to the "stinky linky" smell.

Seriously though I did some work for chainlink/sc in 2018. It wasn't much back then just a few rooms behind a nail salon. They had good internet and the latest in Apple Macs for the time. Apparently the daughter of the nail salon owner worked marketing part time for them and had insisted that only iMacs were to be used because the name sounded like Sergey's favorite food and every time someone said "lets use those macs to work" he would get really excited and write another blogpost but wouldn't publish it. I think the blogposts they're putting out now were from that time.
Anyways he gets me in the office first meeting after the initial email and phone chitchat and does pic related and says "I'm satoshi and you work for me now understand". I just nodded and got to work. The marketing girl adelyn came into the office to break up the meeting; by this time sergey was just rambling vaguely about NDAs and she said "time to fire up those macs!" (Thomas later told me this was a regular thing every day like clockwork) and Sergey looked at me and just nodded and started typing and typing. Even when my shift was over and they were locking up and turning off the lights Sergey just kept typing he was relentless.
I felt sad for the guy but the team said not to worry about it because the back of a nail salon was the best place for him due to the "stinky linky" smell.

Seriously though I did some work for chainlink/sc in 2018. It wasn't much back then just a few rooms behind a nail salon. They had good internet and the latest in Apple Macs for the time. Apparently the daughter of the nail salon owner worked marketing part time for them and had insisted that only iMacs were to be used because the name sounded like Sergey's favorite food and every time someone said "lets use those macs to work" he would get really excited and write another blogpost but wouldn't publish it. I think the blogposts they're putting out now were from that time.
Anyways he gets me in the office first meeting after the initial email and phone chitchat and does pic related and says "I'm satoshi and you work for me now understand". I just nodded. The marketing girl adelyn came into the office to break up the meeting; by this time sergey was just rambling and she said "time to fire up those macs!" (Thomas later told me this was a regular thing every day like clockwork) and Sergey looked at me and just nodded and started typing and typing. Even when my shift was over and they were locking up and turning off the lights Sergey just kept typing he was relentless.
I felt sad for the guy but the team said not to worry about it because the back of a nail salon was the best place for him due to the "stinky linky" smell.

Seriously though I did some work for chainlink/sc in 2018. It wasn't much back then just a few rooms behind a nail salon. They had good internet and the latest in Apple Macs for the time. Apparently the daughter of the nail salon owner worked marketing part time for them and had insisted that only iMacs were to be used because the name sounded like Sergey's favorite food and every time someone said "lets use those macs to work" he would get really excited and write another blogpost but wouldn't publish it. I think the blogposts they're putting out now were from that time.
Anyways he gets me in the office first meeting after the initial email and phone chitchat and does pic related and says "I'm satoshi and you work for me now understand". I just nodded and got to work. The marketing girl adelyn came into the office to break up the meeting; by this time sergey was just rambling and she said "time to fire up those macs!" (Thomas later told me this was a regular thing every day like clockwork) and Sergey looked at me and just nodded and started typing and typing. Even when my shift was over and they were locking up and turning off the lights Sergey just kept typing he was relentless.
I felt sad for the guy but the team said not to worry about it because the back of a nail salon was the best place for him due to the "stinky linky" smell.

>>20084976
No dude can you post it?
Seriously though I did some work for chainlink/sc in 2018. It wasn't much back then just a few rooms behind a nail salon. They had good internet and the latest in Apple Macs for the time. Apparently the daughter of the nail salon owner worked marketing part time for them and had insisted that only iMacs were to be used because the same sounded like Sergey's favorite food and every time someone said lets use those macs to work he would get really excited and write another blogpost but wouldn't publish it. I think the blogposts they're putting out now were from that time.
Anyways he gets me in the office first meeting after the initial email and phone chitchat and does pic related and says "I'm satoshi and you work for me now understand". I just nodded and got to work. The marketing girl adelyn came into the office to break up the meeting; by this time sergey was just rambling and she said "time to fire up those macs!" (Thomas later told me this wad a regular thing every day like clockwork) and Sergey looked at me and just nodded and started typing and typing. Even when my shift was over and they were locking up and turning off the lights Sergey just kept typing he was relentless.

>>8739049
Truth. Look how well it worked out for those no meme fucks at Enron.

>>3476106
lol, I had a buy order at $3200 which I had planned to cancel but my phone call lasted 30 minutes longer than expected and the order got picked up... so I declare this dip now officially over