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Gammas challenging strangers online to boxing matches

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Over the last few years I’ve seen several people do this bizarre thing where: 1. Someone calls

Over the last few years I’ve seen several people do this bizarre thing where: 1. Someone calls them out for something they did (or didn’t do, doesn’t matter) 2. Then challenges said person to a boxing match It goes beyond the usual internet tough guy fan fiction. It’s legitimately bat shyt. And for all kinds of reasons — logistical, legal, practical, all of it. Real life ain't the movies, boss. People get hurt, crippled, killed all the time in fights. The following is admittedly anecdotal. But in the years I’ve trained & learned self-defense (from wrestling to JKD to kung fu, as well as just having long talks with various friends & customers plus a couple of old clients selling their self-defense-related offers) I have yet to meet a single seasoned fighter who’d even think of making one of these challenges to strangers online. They're first to tell you to avoid fights if possible. And, that they literally assume the other guy is as good or better than themselves. One mistake or slip or cheap shot can legitimately cost a life — yours or theirs. If it’s the latter, that could cost your freedom. Certainly, it could get you sued out of house and home. Admittedly I have yet to get one of these dorky boxing challenges. But if I did? I'd just say nah. Doesn't interest me in the slightest. At the same time, if the dork making the challenge really wanted to fight me that bad, I suspect with all his wits & ultimate fighting pay-per-viewing skills he could probably find me (I'm in a small town, not that hard to find really) and just start some shyt with me. Of course, at that point, I’d simply call the cops. Let the police sort the guy's psychosis, with me going back to living life. And if he tried jumping me out of the shadows or something? Then obviously I’d have no choice. But it’s the only way it’d happen. Otherwise their challenge is just gamma male fan fiction theater. And that’s not something I’m interested playing a role in. In other news: I hopped back on Twitter last month. The reason: 1. It was originally a great tool for list-building, curation, & relationship-growing 2. That went away after Trump got elected when the DNC started telling Twitter what to do 3. It got so bad many of us couldn’t even defend ourselves from left wing trolls without being booted off, while they happily allowed pedos and other assorted evil people to stay on, say what they wanted, turned a blind eye 4. I saw no reason to stick around, amongst other reasons (I wrote about at the time) 5. So far, it’s a far better place 6. If it stays that way, and I don't get the boot, I shall stay as well 7. It’s also a good place to practice what I call “List Laundering” in my Social Lair book which I will be having a sale on this coming weekend 8. I’m also going to eventually be linking to my livestreams exclusively on Twitter 9. In the meantime, if you want to follow my antics on Twitter go here: [https∶//www.EmailPlayers.com/twitter]( Ben Settle This email was sent by Ben Settle as owner of Settle, LLC. Copyright © 2023 Settle, LLC. All Rights Reserved. No part of this email may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means without written permission from Settle, LLC. Click here to [unsubscribe]( Settle, LLC PO Box 1056 Gold Beach Oregon 97444 USA

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