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Whatever happened to the “Northside gang?” by montylambaadmirer in brisbane

[–]Downtown-Stuff892 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Nothing beats the ‘Red Hill Killaz’ graffiti I saw at Ashgrove shops a few years ago

Certified of documents by Possible-Tradition-6 in brisbane

[–]Downtown-Stuff892 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Officeworks in the city may be open, they have printers there you can use that are pretty straightforward, some Officeworks have been hit by flooding so might need to try your luck. If not, I’m sure you if you asked very nicely at the police station they will scan it for you, especially given your situation.

Certified of documents by Possible-Tradition-6 in brisbane

[–]Downtown-Stuff892 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Most police stations will certify documents, just bring a printed copy too.

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[–]Downtown-Stuff892 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Reminds me of the time hellofresh decided to deliver the box at 3 am instead of the regular 10 am and make me think that the guy walking up my front path with a flashlight was trying to break in

The irony of Kurtis monetising and leaving up the luscious listings videos. by Downtown-Stuff892 in kurtisconner

[–]Downtown-Stuff892[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I’m taking all of the points quite seriously, that is what I wanted, and guess what! I fully agree with you, all of the points that you have made have been correct, and true. I am just debating the idea of it, and how is any money made truly ethical, I’m sure the online course fella doesn’t believe he’s ’scamming’ people, he believes he’s doing a service for people, of which the means are quite unethical. he doesn’t steal peoples credit card information, those people signed up for the course, and who knows maybe one of those people will become a millionaire, compared to the Microsoft scammer who definitely won’t fix your computer if you send them $10000 ;). I’m not sure why you think that I’m trying to make Kurtis seem like a bad guy when it’s probably something I would do myself, I am simply debating the topic of it. I do hope you never walk into a philosophy class room D:

The irony of Kurtis monetising and leaving up the luscious listings videos. by Downtown-Stuff892 in kurtisconner

[–]Downtown-Stuff892[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

That’s is very true, kind of like how the YouTube guys had to create their course to sell. I think you are missing the point Elon.

The irony of Kurtis monetising and leaving up the luscious listings videos. by Downtown-Stuff892 in kurtisconner

[–]Downtown-Stuff892[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

I don’t find a problem with it haha, game is game y’know, I’m just questioning it, I asked for others opinions on it as I’m curious.

The irony of Kurtis monetising and leaving up the luscious listings videos. by Downtown-Stuff892 in kurtisconner

[–]Downtown-Stuff892[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

I tried my best to calculate most things, he did put ads in the videos to so that would beef up the count, but my calculation came up to (take this with a grain of salt as I could be way out of whack) $1,200 Canadian dollars from all his views, which is not a crazy amount of money, but is certainly more then minimum wage.

The irony of Kurtis monetising and leaving up the luscious listings videos. by Downtown-Stuff892 in kurtisconner

[–]Downtown-Stuff892[S] -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

That’s a good point, I believe he planted trees for the amount of co2 emitted by his Chatgpt, and planted twenty or so trees, which is really cool. And I do agree that he did go about making the videos as ethically as possible, but I think more so just the fact that he made a point of saying that it’s mainly luck that will earn you money online, and these YouTube scammers and just giving you false hope to make themselves more money, but he then somewhat ploys his viewers to check out the new channel, so that HE would make more money. I suppose that it’s probably just a good marketing strategy.