The document discusses various topics in a disjointed manner, moving between discussions of interview questions, music albums, football stadiums, and business realities. It questions whether distraction by trivial matters keeps people from addressing real issues, and criticizes the marketing of mediocrity as greatness and the prioritization of sports over community issues.

1. BOL Advisory Group

2. Having an
absurdly intricate
5 Year Plan
yet not knowing
what to do today…
Are you lame?

3. It’s Time For A Better Interview Question
Than Those 99% Of Silly Concepts Out There
▣ Many people like to say that Nas never topped
Illmatic, but Stillmatic keeps them on their toes
▣ The truth is that Snoop never topped his first album
▣ A next debate is if YG could ever top My Krazy Life
Q: Did Nas Ever Top Illmatic?
But what’s
your elevator
pitch?!
?

4. Distracted By Dumb Sh*t

5. Denial Is Real
“Don’t worry about the fact that you are trapped
in a damned community…because the football
team is slightly exceeding mediocrity!”

6. F**king Macho Football Stadiums…
Nobody Really Talks About
How Michigan Stadium
Is Only Behind
North Korea’s In Size
This might be one of the few
times in life where it is
better to be #2
Mediocrity Marketed
As Supernatural Ability
Clueless Americans
finally experience what
communism actually
is in reality
What exactly
is communism?

7. “Cheap Concessions & Loose Women: That’s How You Sell Sports”
Example Of A "Cheap" Business Example Of A "Fancy" Business
THE LOW DOWN ON BUSINESS REALITY
Cost Of Materials & Labor Cost Of Overhead Cost Of Marketing
“Passionate Originality Is What Sells These Products”

8. Yuppies Made A Few Dollars, And Think They’re On The Scene…
Apparently 1 of the 16 signs
that you ‘made it’ in America

9. Who Do You Trust?