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Eric Johnson retweeted
Shane Gillis does a great Donald Trump impression
He went from a possible Saturday Night Live cast member who was rejected to having been invited to host twice
The cast never knows what to make of it when he does his monologue.
After each appearance, the cast members who could not contain themselves and needed a little of the spotlight, gave interviews 'discussing' his performance
Gillis did not care
Eric Johnson retweeted
Marcello Hernandez in His Element ๐๐
"You didn't ruin my life, but you didn't didn't ruin my life" ๐ญ
Amazing Speech. That's not a comedy Show. That's a Message. ๐๐๐
Eric Johnson retweeted
American freedom isnโt good enough for them. Street shitters must rob us blind too.
Eric Johnson retweeted
Ray Charles had 12 children by 9 women. Before he died, he gave each one $500,000 and had his adult children sign away the rest.
In the video below, 1972, Dick Cavett asks him what he would want to see if he could see for one day. His kids come first.
The rest went to his foundation. One estimate puts it at about $75 million.
In December 2002 he gathered his children for lunch in Los Angeles. 10 of the 12 came. He told them he was terminally ill and that each had a $500,000 trust, paid out over 5 years.
The adults signed written waivers. The trust was their whole inheritance. The youngest, Ryan, was 15.
Ray Charles died on June 10, 2004, at 73.
Do the math. 12 trusts at $500,000 is $6 million.
In 2012 the Ray Charles Foundation sued 7 of his children. They had tried to take back the copyrights to dozens of his songs, including "I Got a Woman." The foundation said they had signed that right away. It asked for up to $3.5 million.
He gave his children a trust. He gave his charity the songs.
Did Ray Charles do right by his 12 children, or did he cut them out of his music?
Eric Johnson retweeted
Elon Musk went from $180 million to broke in 2008. Then NASA called with a $1.5 billion contract.
After PayPal, Elonโs share was $180 million. He bet all of it on two companies everyone said would fail: Tesla and SpaceX.
By 2008 he was 37, and everything was going wrong at once.
SpaceX had launched three rockets. All three failed to reach orbit.
Teslaโs first car, the original Roadster, had quality problems. The factory was full of cars that couldnโt be delivered. Every month cost tens of millions.
The economy collapsed into the worst recession since the Great Depression.
And, as he put it, he was getting divorced, by the way, to add to that. That was definitely the worst year of my life.
His fortune was gone. When Tesla called investors for money, some cursed at them and hung up. Asked if he was broke, he said: more than broke.
On the Sunday before Christmas he woke up and thought he was closer to a nervous breakdown than he had ever been.
SpaceX had money for one more launch. A fourth failure would have been game over.
Flight four worked.
The week of Christmas, NASA called with a $1.5 billion contract. Elon blurted out: I love you guys.
Two days later, on Christmas Eve, Teslaโs investors agreed to put in more money.
Both companies were saved within three days.
In the middle of all this he met Talulah Riley. They were engaged after about two weeks. She was 22 and walked into a house with his five young sons.
This week Tesla unveiled a new Roadster. The car that almost ended him in 2008 now flips in midair.
Would you have bet everything twice?
Follow me for more stories like this.
Eric Johnson retweeted
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Eric Johnson retweeted
Charlie Sheen was the highest-paid actor on television - $1.8 million per episode on Two and a Half Men. CBS pulled the plug on his show mid-season. He broke the Guinness World Record reaching 1 million Twitter followers faster than anyone in history. He paid millions in hush money to blackmailers for years before publicly announcing his HIV-positive status in 2015.
His father is Martin Sheen. His godfather is Robert De Niro. In the video below, Charlie Sheen sits down with ABC's 20/20 at 5:30 in the morning - sweating through a workout, completely manic, and explaining to a journalist why tiger blood runs through his veins.
He said he was on a dr*g. Called it Charlie Sheen. Said if you tried it once your face would melt off.
He called himself a Vatican assassin warlock. A grand wizard. An F-18. Said he had tiger blood and the DNA of Adonis and that's why normal substances couldn't touch him.
The journalist asked if he was on anything right now.
"Dr*gs? Get out," he said. Then passed a test immediately after.
CBS had already fired him. Two and a Half Men was still the most-watched show on television that same week - as a rerun. He went on tour across America with a live show called My Violent Torpedo of Truth. Doctors said when Sheen arrived at the hospital they found trace amounts of blood in his c*caine system.
He broke down on camera. Said his father Martin had no right to compare his addiction to cancer. Said he didn't care if it was his dad or a stranger - back off with the judgment.
Years later, clean and sober, he admitted the whole period was a full psychotic breakdown triggered by substances.
He called it winning at the time.
Was Charlie Sheen a man publicly falling apart, or the first person to accidentally turn a mental breakdown into a viral empire?
Eric Johnson retweeted
Lonnie Franklin Jr. was a garbage truck driver, a family man and a churchgoer who spent 25 years picking up women off the streets of South LA, killing them, and going home for dinner. He collected nearly 1,000 photographs and hundreds of hours of video footage of his victims. Police called him the "Grim Sleeper" - his killings went quiet for 14 years before starting again.
Nobody noticed until the DNA connected everything.
When police searched his house they found those photos and videos. Many of the women were naked. Investigators didn't know how many were still alive. They released 180 images to the public just to find out who these women were.
In the video below, detectives sit Lonnie Franklin down in an interrogation room and lay photographs on the table one by one. A different dead woman with each slide. His DNA on every single one.
He said he didn't know any of them.
First photo. Never seen her. Second. No idea. Third - 1988 - never seen her in his life. Fourth. Fifth. Sixth. Each time his DNA. Each time the same answer.
The detective leaned forward and said: "You're insulting my intelligence."
Franklin sat there calm as a man waiting for a bus. No explanation. No emotion. Just no.
One victim survived a bullet to the chest. Her testimony became one of the most important pieces of evidence in the case. The LAPD finally caught him through his own son's DNA at a fast food restaurant. Convicted in 2016. Died in prison in 2020.
Was Lonnie Franklin a calculated predator who believed he'd never get caught, or did the city of Los Angeles spend 25 years looking right past him?
Eric Johnson retweeted
Dance/musical movies used to be cool. I remember how lit school was with dancing competition when this movie was released. It was such a feel-good movie for me, even with its clichรฉ plots.
Eric Johnson retweeted
imagine beating your billionaire boss at a $5 coin toss, then watching him turn it into a game where you lose your money, your clothes, and possibly your marriage.
bro didnโt lose a bet. he accidentally enrolled in michael jordanโs personal bankruptcy program.
Eric Johnson retweeted
Three minutes of Pete Holmes comedy...
He is somewhat surreal sometimes
Pete has a unique delivery and sense of humor
Eric Johnson retweeted
Training Day is a wild ride where a rookie cop discovers that the most dangerous person on the streets might be the one showing him the ropes. ๐ฅ๐ฌ๐ฟ
Eric Johnson retweeted
A Man in His 30s Is... GEN Z DEBATE
Terrance: โA man in his 30s is young and has his whole life ahead of him even if heโs done nothing. He can start at 30 and heโs still young. I think the issue is when you ask Gen Z a man who is thirty is.. they think unc, and that makes your life span shorter.โ
-The MalloryBros. Podcast