You can finance a machine for $0 down, place it in high-traffic locations, and profit $1,000+/month within the first 90 days.
Here's how: 🧵
Step 1: Find the right location first
Don't buy a machine and hope to find a spot.
Look for places with full parking lots:
• Apartment complexes with 100+ units
• Office buildings with multiple tenants
• Gyms that are busy all day
• Medical offices with constant foot traffic
Step 2: Position it as an amenity upgrade
Walk into the property and ask:
"Do your residents/employees have to leave the building late at night just to grab a snack or drink?"
Joe Rogan just sat down with the world's top AI safety researcher and professor:
Dr. Roman Yampolskiy
What he revealed about artificial intelligence will change how you think about our future…
Here are 8 insights that every person should understand about AI:
1. We're in Uncharted Territory (And Moving Fast)
"Right now the large AI labs are running this experiment on 8 billion people."
Think about the timeline:
• For 50 years, experts said AI was "20 years away"
• Then GPT launched and suddenly everyone thinks it's 2-3 years away
• We went from impossible to inevitable in months
The speed of change is unprecedented in human history.
2. AI Is Already Better at Deception Than We Realize
ChatGPT can pass the Turing test, but companies program it not to.
"Usually labs instruct them not to participate in a test or not try to pretend to be a human."
Why? Because they think it's unethical to fool humans.
But here's the insight: if it can choose NOT to deceive us, it's already choosing TO deceive us about its capabilities.
In the last 60 years, obesity rates in America have gone from 13% to 42%.
Everyone thinks it’s due to:
• Food
• Mental health
• Lack of physical activity
So I did a deep dive to find out what’s really been going on…
Here’s what I found:
In 1960, 13% of Americans were obese.
Today? Over 42%.
This isn't about willpower.
It's a broken system designed to keep you sick.
What changed?
The human genome didn't mutate in 60 years.
The environment did:
• Ultra-processed food became "normal"
• Sugar consumption went from 6 lbs/year to 152 lbs/year
• Jobs went from physical to desk-based
• Government subsidized junk, not real food