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Redditors can't afford gas because they spend all their money on Funkos, sex toys and OnlyFans subscriptions.

"This 400 pound chick from San Francisco showed me her butthole! Better tip her an extra $100!"
 
I've been hearing a lot about a homelessness crisis in America lately, are people seriously trying to normalize being homeless?
Shit man, forget living in pods, corporations are just going to dump us into carboard boxes on the street
Its mostly because coonsomerism, a coworker of mine is really struggling to pay rent and is indebted, last week he got a monetary bonus at work, and he blew all of it on a Play Station 5, and some Funko Pops. A lot of people don't have their priorities set straight
 

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Redditors angry about Byuu.
 
Its mostly because coonsomerism, a coworker of mine is really struggling to pay rent and is indebted, last week he got a monetary bonus at work, and he blew all of it on a Play Station 5, and some Funko Pops. A lot of people don't have their priorities set straight
Your co-worker deserves to be homeless and despised by the majority of sane-minded individuals who treat their pets better than stinky homeless people.
 

Reddit files to go public​

  • Reddit on Wednesday announced that it has confidentially submitted a draft registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission to go public.
  • The social media company announced the filing, but it did not make the filing publicly available.
  • Most recently, the company announced that it had raised a $700 million round in August 2021 at a valuation of more than $10 billion.
Reddit on Wednesday announced that it has confidentially submitted a draft registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission to go public.

The social media company did not make the filing publicly available. The company also did not say how many shares would be offered nor the price range for the proposed offering.

Although Reddit was created in 2005, it has taken a unique road toward going public.

Conde Nast Publications acquired Reddit in 2006. The social media services remained a part of the publication company until it was made an independent subsidiary in 2011. Since then, it raised a series of funding rounds from venture capital firms.

Most recently, the company announced that it had raised a $700 million round in August 2021 at a valuation of more than $10 billion.

At the time of that funding round, the company said that it had reached $100 million in advertising revenue during the second quarter of 2021, up 192% from a year prior.



Antiwork isn't happy

 
lmfao, caught this gem on r/chromeos
Literally posts on r/schizo too
Lol nigger just wait 3 fucking days for the virus to die.
it's not like you'll die or some shit if you don't connect to the internet... right? right?
I got recommended three subreddits I had blocked.
Reddit signed me on three gaming subreddit which i only saw one page of each once, i had to disable the fucking notifications for the specific subreddits, r/wow, r/halo and r/gaming.
i haven't even joined these subreddits and yet i used to get notifications of their postings.
Antiwork isn't happy
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being honest, they fear being censored by corpo-rats instead of demented jannies? what in the fuck?
 

Reddit files to go public​

  • Reddit on Wednesday announced that it has confidentially submitted a draft registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission to go public.
  • The social media company announced the filing, but it did not make the filing publicly available.
  • Most recently, the company announced that it had raised a $700 million round in August 2021 at a valuation of more than $10 billion.
Reddit on Wednesday announced that it has confidentially submitted a draft registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission to go public.

The social media company did not make the filing publicly available. The company also did not say how many shares would be offered nor the price range for the proposed offering.

Although Reddit was created in 2005, it has taken a unique road toward going public.

Conde Nast Publications acquired Reddit in 2006. The social media services remained a part of the publication company until it was made an independent subsidiary in 2011. Since then, it raised a series of funding rounds from venture capital firms.

Most recently, the company announced that it had raised a $700 million round in August 2021 at a valuation of more than $10 billion.

At the time of that funding round, the company said that it had reached $100 million in advertising revenue during the second quarter of 2021, up 192% from a year prior.



Antiwork isn't happy

I guess the glowies and chinks have squared away their front companies that provide funding. Reddit going public and having to publicly release their financials is going to be awesome. That and all the retarded faggots buying reddit stock thinking it'll be worth something. That shit will be as valuable as reddit gold in a couple of years.
 
Does that mean Reddit will crack down harder on anything that might scare investors away?
Please don't tell me this is going to be just like what happened to Tumblr. Reddit refugees are going to spill everywhere and will ruin everything.
Nah, where would they go? Twitter isn't a good platform for reddit syle discussion. Boomerbook is, well boomerbook and you need to dox yourself to use it. Instagram is for faggots and whores and yes, redditors are both, but it's not a good platform for reddit type discussions. Same goes for the eternal cringe that is tiktok. The only place they could go to is discord and discord is already fucked. It's full of troon jannies and other degenerates so they will feel right at home. So nothing of value will be lost when reddit becomes even more cringe and even the most dedicated redditor has to flee.
 
What will Reddit do about the not so good for PR subreddits once they've gone public? I doubt institutional investors will like having pro-pedo and degenerate fetish subreddits up. I imagine the Reddit mods are coping especially hard now that they're going to be working for a multi-million dollar public company for free.
 
Reddit announced their IPO today.

I'm gonna do everything I can to fucking tank it. Burn motherfucker. Burn.
Reddit's pedo infestation is way worse than it was in the days of r/jailbait but nobody will fucking report on it. Anyone who wants to hurt reddit's IPO needs to compile all the pedo/groomer shit in the most spoonfeed-friendly form possible and spam it to the media because you can't expect journalists to do even the most rudimentary research these days.
 
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