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TERMINATION AND SUSPENSION OF SERVICES
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Maslow’s Hierarchy of Life Needs
Everything necessary to ascend, find fulfillment and become the person you were meant to be.
100 Universal Truths About Your Life
We’re not gonna lie to you: life is hard. But these truths will set you free.
Everyone is pretending.
Anyone who boasts is overcompensating.
No one is as happy as they appear to be.
Social Media is not real life.
Comparing yourself to others is a waste of time.
If you don’t expect anything, you’ll never be disappointed.
Art and commerce can never coexist.
Kindness is underrated.
Happiness is a social construct, not a goal.
Thriftiness is a virtue; cheapness is an annoyance.
Never stop doing kids’ stuff—that way you’ll never get old.
Always have an alibi.
If you find yourself saying “I’m not a racist,” you’re probably a racist.
If you have to ask “Is this inappropriate?” it’s probably inappropriate.
The answer to the question “How did they afford that?” is always “Their parents paid for it.”
Blackface is never a good idea.
Always say “Thank you.”
Often, it’s just easier to apologize.
Know what battles are worth fighting.
You won’t live forever, but you can create something that might.
Have perspective—there is always someone worse off than you.
Be patient—if you’re good, you’ll get what’s coming to you.
Recognize your privilege.
Sometimes, it’s better to be realistic than optimistic.
Never spend more than 72 hours in Las Vegas.
Only assholes give TED Talks.
Only supreme assholes attend TED Talks.
Always bring a jacket. You will never regret it.
Never do anything without consent.
Always buy the first round.
Never talk business at an after-work event.
Don’t be friends with your boss.
Learn how to cook three different meals.
Learn how to play the guitar. But never play an acoustic guitar at a party.
Learn how the stock