16:31The Mindset Mentor Podcast · Talking Head
Your Brain Is Overstimulated (Here's How to Reset It)
A 16-minute solo episode diagnosing why modern life feels dull — and the four practices that recalibrate a dopamine-flooded brain.
May 11thThe argument in one line.
Business success comes less from hours worked and more from protecting the brain's ability to sit in total silence, because only an undistracted mind produces the top-1%-level creative insight that separates winners from equally hard-working competitors.
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READ IF YOU ARE…
- You're already working long hours in your business but feel like results have plateaued despite the effort.
- You suspect your attention span has eroded from social media, TV, or games and want a blunt self-test to check it.
- You're early-stage and considering an aggressive isolation period — cutting expenses, moving somewhere cheap — to focus entirely on building.
- You run paid ads and want a reason to double-check whether your ad platform is undercounting real conversions.
SKIP IF…
- You're looking for tactical marketing or funnel advice — this is about mindset and attention, not specific business tactics.
- You're put off by crude language and shock-humor framing — the entire opening runs on a masturbation metaphor.
The full version, fast.
The video argues business success comes less from hours worked and more from protecting the brain's capacity for quiet, undistracted thought, the source of the top-1% creative insight that separates winners from equally hard-working competitors. The creator frames his own path from a stressed $200K-a-month grind to a multi-million-a-month operator around two moves: an early isolation phase (selling possessions, moving into a bare apartment, relocating somewhere cheap) and a later discipline of limiting daily activity to sitting alone, reading, and working while cutting social media, TV, and games, which raise the brain's stimulation threshold and make quiet focus feel unbearable by comparison.
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00:00 – 00:20
01 · Cold open: the shock hook
A masturbation-framed opener promises to tie the topic back to income, with a quick flex about a past Lamborghini.
00:20 – 02:05
02 · The Lambo era vs. the breakthrough
Backstory of grinding to $203K/month fresh out of the Air Force, calling himself a 'douchebag,' and teasing the single shift that took him to millions per month; claims he originated the dopamine-control genre back in 2020.
02:05 – 03:46
03 · Sell everything, move into an empty apartment
Describes selling his possessions and living with just a mattress, desk, and computer to hit $1M/month, and suggests relocating somewhere with ultra-cheap rent (his example: Kansas, $400/month) as a shortcut for early-stage founders.
03:46 – 05:37
04 · It's not isolation — it's a quiet brain
Reframes the real lesson: the top 1% of focus and creativity, not isolation itself, separates winners (jiu-jitsu 2-3% analogy), and introduces the shower test and the wall-stare test as ways to diagnose a captured brain.
05:38 – 07:04
05 · Sponsor break: fixing Facebook ad tracking
Pivots to a paid segment for Hyros, screen-sharing a dashboard showing Facebook undercounting calls and revenue versus Hyros's numbers, citing a client list, and pitching hyros.com/becker with a 30%-off-first-30 offer and a performance guarantee.
07:05 – 08:22
06 · The three allowed activities
Reduces his own life to sitting alone, reading fantasy novels, or working, jokes about how that plays with his wife, and warns that sitting still or reading will likely feel unbearable at first.
08:22 – 10:33
07 · Cut social media, TV, and games — they raise the bar
Argues high-stimulation habits raise the brain's threshold for what feels engaging, making quiet work feel boring by comparison, and offers a two-hour straight reading session as an honest self-test.
10:33 – 12:27
08 · Creative thoughts beat hours worked
Argues hard work plateaus at the top, and only original creative angles compound further; describes his own routine of 2-3 hours writing fantasy novels plus 10-12 hours of work with almost no other inputs.
12:27 – 15:01
09 · The gym launch example and the closing challenge
Uses a competitor who repackaged a generic consulting offer into 'gym launch' as proof creativity beats volume, shows his stack of fantasy books, and closes with a blunt challenge to cut distractions until the goal is hit.
Lines worth screenshotting.
- The habit of sitting alone and doing nothing for long stretches predicts business success better than raw hours worked.
- In competitive fields like jiu-jitsu, champions aren't 30% better than everyone else — they're only 2 to 3% better, but that small edge compounds into total dominance.
- A simple self-test for a distracted brain: try reading a book for two straight hours. If you can't, your attention span, not your work ethic, is the bottleneck.
- TV, video games, and social media don't ruin your mind directly — they raise the stimulation threshold your brain needs to feel engaged, making quiet work feel unbearably boring by comparison.
- Hard work and focus get most people close to the top, but only original creative angles nobody else has found separate the top 1% from everyone else working just as hard.
- What your mind wanders to in the shower is a diagnostic: if it drifts to social media drama instead of your business problems, your attention has already been captured.
- Selling most of your possessions and moving into a bare apartment removes enough friction and distraction to accelerate early-stage business growth.
- Facebook's ad platform can undercount real conversions by roughly 50%, which starves its AI targeting of accurate data and inflates customer acquisition cost.
- Businesses that reach outsized success usually didn't out-hustle competitors — they found a different angle on an existing offer.
- Reducing daily activity to three options — solitude, reading, and work — forces the brain toward productive obsession once boredom eliminates the easy alternatives.
- Cheap, low-cost-of-living locations remove the financial pressure that keeps people from taking on the isolation and risk early-stage building requires.
Protecting a quiet, undistracted brain matters more than logging more hours.
WHAT TO LEARN
Past a baseline level of effort, the gap between people who succeed and people who plateau comes down to whether their brain can still produce original, undistracted thought — not who worked more hours.
02The Lambo era vs. the breakthrough
- Being under intense pressure while also accumulating status symbols isn't proof of a healthy process — it can be well-disguised burnout that masks the real constraint.
- Chasing headline revenue numbers month to month can hide that the actual bottleneck has moved from hustle to something else entirely.
03Sell everything, move into an empty apartment
- Removing possessions, bills, and daily distractions creates a forcing function: when the only options left are work-related, the brain defaults to work.
- Moving to a market with rock-bottom rent lets an early-stage founder buy isolation and financial runway at the same time.
- Isolation alone reliably produces gains, but it's a starting condition, not the actual lever — the video is explicit that something else does the real work.
04It's not isolation — it's a quiet brain
- In fields with dense competition, the gap between the best and everyone else is often only 2-3%, not 30% — a small, consistent edge compounds into an outsized outcome.
- A brain that can't sustain a long, undistracted train of thought can't do the specific kind of thinking that produces genuinely creative business solutions.
- A usable self-diagnostic: notice what your mind drifts to when idle. If it's not your actual problems, your attention has already been captured by something else.
06The three allowed activities
- Reducing your options to solitude, reading, and work removes the decision fatigue of choosing what to do with idle time.
- Expect a withdrawal period — sitting still or reading for real stretches will likely feel unbearable at first if your baseline stimulation has been TV, games, or social media.
07Cut social media, TV, and games — they raise the bar
- High-stimulation habits aren't inherently damaging so much as they raise your brain's threshold for what counts as engaging, making quiet, valuable work feel comparatively boring.
- A concrete calibration test: if you can't read a book for two straight hours, that's a legible sign your attention span, not your effort, is the actual bottleneck.
- Cutting stimulating inputs doesn't just remove a negative — it makes previously boring activities like reading and working become engaging again by comparison.
08Creative thoughts beat hours worked
- Past a certain point, added hours and added focus stop being the differentiator; whether the extra time produces genuinely creative thinking is what matters.
- A routine that mixes low-stakes creative output with the primary work, and removes nearly every other competing input, is offered as a template for sustained focus.
- When your only idle-time options are already boring, your brain increasingly defaults to obsessive, focused work — treated here as a feature, not a bug.
09The gym launch example and the closing challenge
- The example given for creativity beating volume: rather than selling the same offer everyone else in a niche was selling, one operator repackaged the underlying service and built a large business from that single repositioning.
- Not all hours of work are equal — hours spent in a state of captured, distracted attention don't compound the way hours spent in a genuinely quiet, focused state do.
- The closing challenge is deliberately blunt: cut discretionary spending, get a cheap apartment, and restrict yourself to reading, working, and sitting alone until you hit your goal.
Terms worth knowing.
- AI swarm data tracking
- A method of attributing ad conversions using pooled, aggregated signal data rather than platform-reported pixel data, used to catch conversions ad platforms like Facebook undercount.
- Hyros
- A third-party ad-attribution tool that reconciles ad-platform data against actual revenue and call data to correct undercounted conversions.
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Lines you could clip.
01:00
“It all ties back to wanking your diddly do.”
03:50
“They're not 30% better than everybody else. They're about two to 3% better.”
05:05
“Your brain is essentially held hostage.”
11:26
“I do ten to twelve hours a day, and it's not like I'm working. This is just what I do.”
14:35
“Don't leave until you're a millionaire, read fantasy books till you die, and stare at walls.”
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00:00Well, if the content in this channel wasn't enough, today, we're gonna talk about masturbating on the business channel. Trust me. Trust me.
00:06Diddling, jerking the manicure. It ties back to your income. I'm gonna prove it to you with a quick story.
00:11Look. Back in the day, I was trying to get to a million dollars per month, and I was doing everything possible. I had a Lamborghini in my garage.
00:18I was a real douchebag. Not like that anymore. Not at all.
00:22And I was straight out the air force, and it taken me every ounce of effort to get to $203,100,000 dollars per month. I was working twelve hour days, making videos, webinars, making YouTube videos, cartwheeling down the street.
00:34And there was a single shift in my life, one change I made that took me literally from that to millions of dollars per month almost within the span of a year. It unlocked the entire matrix for me. And very recently, I found a way to up level this, and it's allowed a level of productivity that allows me to make millions and millions and millions of dollars a month.
00:54For example, here's one of my businesses made a $130,000,000 past couple years. That's just one of them. And frankly, comes down to understanding this concept, and it all ties back to wanking your diddly do.
01:03So you're probably wondering, you're probably looking down, you're probably looking at your Internet history, and you're thinking, what the fuck is this guy's point? Let me explain it to you like this. It all comes down to what is going on in the shower.
01:14And trust me, I understand this video. We already talked about touching your dick, and now we're talking about what you do in your naked time. But this is all gonna tie back to you making a lot of money.
01:21Trust me. You can trust me. I have a nice car in my garage.
01:24This means I'm incredibly successful and know what I'm talking about. But look, talking about the shower.
01:29This comes down to the control you have over your brain and your ability to focus on one thing at one time. Now I know every motherfucker and every business channel makes dopamine control videos. Frankly, they're all copying me from, like, 2020.
01:42I was the original one who made this. It's old news. I've up leveled the system.
01:46You're about to get the up leveled system from the original source. I'm the monk mode, nightmare mode king, and everything you've seen is just replicating what I used to talk about back in the day. But back on topic, you can easily analyze how rich you're gonna become by the thoughts that are going on in the shower.
02:01Let me explain. So back when I told you I was struggling making $203,100 k a month, I know that sounds bizarre, but this is channel is for people that are building businesses and looking to scale them.
02:10If you have a business, hopefully, you're making some amount of money and you wanna make more money. Long story short, I was struggling to make more money. And the big breakthrough I originally got that took me to the next level of business was selling all my possessions and moving into an empty apartment.
02:22I literally lived in an empty apartment. There was a mattress, there was a desk, and there was a computer. And I said, I'm just gonna build a software company, and I'm gonna get to a million dollars per month if it kills me.
02:33And as soon as I did that, I removed all the distractions from my life. I got to a million dollars a month pretty quickly. And what's the point of this video?
02:41Am I saying that you need to sell your positions and move possessions and move into a one bedroom apartment? Maybe. Maybe.
02:46But more so, I have another point to make because I realized it wasn't all about that. That was just one part of the system. See, when you're able to remove the stress of bills, when you're able to remove the distress of all the things that come with having a house, all sorts of distractions in your life, and isolate yourself so the only thing you can really do is work, you're gonna see huge gains.
03:06But the gains are not so much going to come from that isolation. That is very, very helpful. And if you're a young dude who is trying to start a business, I suggest you move to freaking Kansas where the cheapest rent on earth is.
03:18Get a $400 per month studio apartment and do exactly that. It's gonna help you a lot. Find a place close to a gym, walkable to a grocery store.
03:25Do not leave that fucking room until you're rich. But even if you're not able to do that, maybe you're one of those rare people that wants to have kids in the social life, you fucking weirdo, and you don't have that option. There's something that's gonna get you 10 times the results, and again, comes down to what you're doing in the shower.
03:41And more so, it comes down to your ability to sit and do nothing. Let me explain. Because truly, this is the source of all income growth.
03:49This is the source of all success. So if you look at people that do jujitsu and you look at the difference between the person that wins all the tournaments and the person that doesn't, this applies to anything, really. They're not 30% better than everybody else.
04:02They're about two to 3% better. And what you need to understand in business is when you're building businesses, when you're trying to grow, what is going to push you to the next level is that top tippity 1% of your thoughts, that 1% of creativity, that 1% of focus that's a difference between you and everybody else.
04:20And so the truth of getting to that point you wanna get to in business comes down to your shower thoughts. More so your your brain's ability to be alone. So let me give you a simple case right here.
04:34I want you to try and do two things. Next time you take a shower, look at the things you're thinking about. Next time you are sitting by yourself, just sit and stare at a wall.
04:42Just look at a wall for thirty minutes. Can you do it? I don't think you probably can.
04:47And what's gonna happen when you do these things is you're gonna point out two things. When you're in a shower, your brain is gonna get invaded with all sorts of thoughts other than what is going to make you successful and what's important in your life. When you were trying to sit alone or do nothing, you probably find it unbearable.
05:03And so two things are going on right here in your brain. . One, your thoughts are not your own.
05:09Two, you can't have long undistracted thoughts. And so the real secret to business and the real secret to anything is going to be creativity and finding solutions that other people haven't found. I don't care if your solution to business is mathematical.
05:23I don't care if your solution to business is some Steve Jobs approach where you invent an entirely new product. You have to unlock that creativity that you had when you were a little kid or it's just not going to work. And this creativity only comes from a brain that is quiet, and a brain is in full control of itself.
05:40And so one thing I've done recently that has taken me, I think, to the next level wait. Stop. Hold up.
05:46As you know, these videos are for business owners. And if you're a business owner that runs ads, as another business owner, I have to take a moment to let you know that your Facebook ads are fucked. Here's why.
05:54Targeting on Facebook right now is done by AI. If you give the AI shit data, it's gonna blow up your cost to get a customer and stop you from scaling. And if you're using ad tracking on platforms or anything other than AI swarm data tracking, you're giving it shit data.
06:07Look at this. In this one example right here, Facebook caught 1,300 calls when actually 1,900 came in this funnel. 243 calls when there was actually 546.
06:16It marks people that should be our customers as noncustomers and blows up the cost to get a customer. If you just fix this, you'll make 15 to 20% more like that. For example, we did for Tony Robbins.
06:25We've done it for Alex Mosie. We've it for Playboy. We've done it for thousands and thousands of ecommerce stores like Luxury Bazaar, one of the largest watch brands online.
06:32Jay Shitty, the list is endless. And this is prevalent everywhere. For example, here's the ecommerce store where the tracking is literally off by 50% usually.
06:39And if you're going into q four, the biggest part of your ecommerce with wrong data and wrong AI targeting, you're literally going to make hundreds of thousands to millions of dollars of less. So you should fix this.
06:48Because on average, it increases an ad account's revenue by 15 to 20%. If you'd like to do that, go to hiris.com/becker. We will literally set it up for you.
06:56We will have an ad analyst look at it after the setup and optimize the AI so that you get that 15 to 20% in results. And if you don't get those results, you don't pay for it. Is we can reduce this down to a system, not watching TV, not using social media, whatever, and whatnot.
07:12But more importantly, what I've reduced my life to is I'm only allowed to do a few things. I can sit by myself. I can read fantasy novels, or I can work.
07:23This is it. Now, of course, I can also hang out with my wife if I if I'm sitting in a corner and she's like, hey. What's up?
07:30I'm like, I'm taking back my brain, woman. That's that's not gonna fly in my household.
07:35If you could pull that off, I'm more power to you, buddy. But with these three things right here, it makes your brain incredibly quiet.
07:43And doing these things, especially reading and sitting alone, is gonna be unbearable to you probably at first. I bet most people watching this right now, if you sit down and try and read a fantasy novel for a couple hours, you're not gonna be able to do it. I can also probably guarantee that you spend very little time sitting alone.
07:57What this shows right here is your brain cannot focus. And when your brain cannot focus, it can't be creative. Because where where creativity comes from is long focus trains of thought, and your brain just ruminating over one thing for a very long period of time.
08:11Now on the other end of this, naturally, when you do this, this entire thing I'm talking about right here, we can talk about all the things you should not do. Okay? For example, social media, TV, video games.
08:24I can go on and on and on and on and on about why this is overstimulating to your brain. I cannot describe the amount of creativity and focus you will gain simply by cutting these things out.
08:34But we can go through this and talk about all the things you shouldn't be doing. But it's easier just to reduce it down to these top things that I've just covered right here. If you just focus on only sitting alone, only being able to read, you don't have to read business books.
08:45Business books are useless. There's no point to them. Or work.
08:48This is gonna get you all the results right here. You don't have to think about some checklist of things you don't do. But let's just cover a few of these things right there and how it's actually affecting your ability to be creative and have those top 1% thoughts that I'm talking about right here.
09:01So look. Social media, when you use it, is gonna fill your brain with all sorts of problems that are not things that move you forward in life. It's just that simple.
09:07When you get in the shower, I guarantee if you've been using Twitter or Instagram all day, you're gonna think about other people occasionally when you're in the shower. That's that sounds terrible.
09:15Not in that type of way. Let me just get get your head out of the gutter.
09:19Of of course, that's my fault for putting masturbation in the title of this video. Anyways, you're gonna think about problems that are not important when you're in shower. It's the most obvious sign that your brain has been poisoned.
09:28When you're using TV, when you're using video games, when you're using cheap sources of dopamine to keep your brain distracted, what is going to happen is you're not gonna have attention span. And you're gonna find things like sitting around staring at a wall or working or reading extremely boring. The reason why you wanna stop watching TV is not because TV is especially killing or or gonna ruin your mind.
09:48It's because it raises the bar. Your brain needs to focus far too high. So when you cut TV out, when you cut video games out, you're gonna find things like reading and working extremely entertaining.
09:59The fantasy novel example I gave you or just reading any books that you find entertaining, example I gave you, it's probably the best bar I'm gonna give you. If you can't sit down and read for two hours straight, this is why you're probably not successful. I'll I'll explain that more here in a second, or you're not as successful as you wanna because you can't even sit down and do something that is low dopamine fun.
10:17How how do you expect to sit down and work and do the hard stuff, the really creative stuff that most people can't? You have to be able to do things that other people cannot. You have to be more creative than other people, and you have to be more focused.
10:28It's that simple. It doesn't even come down to hours put in. It comes down to creativity and focused creativity because you have to find solutions that other people cannot.
10:36If you look at all the most successful entrepreneurs, it's because they did something different. They found a new offer. They found a new way to bring it to the market, and they thought about it endlessly.
10:45In order to unlock this, to force this into your life, you have to cut this stuff out. Of course, this comes down to drinking. Of course, this comes down to all the other cheap stuff.
10:53Just reduce your life to these things right here. Because what you're trying to focus on is when you're becoming successful, the huge success doesn't happen until you get up here into the top 1%.
11:04And as you get up to this level right here, working really hard isn't going to cut it. Being extra focused, which most entrepreneurs is, isn't going to cut it. Where you're gonna have your massive success from is going to be having creative thoughts and seeing different angles that other people don't see.
11:20And those thoughts are only going to come to you when you're in the shower and when your brain is completely absent of stupid thoughts and able to focus. It has to be able to stay locked onto something and be undisrupted for long periods of time.
11:34And so until you can actually sit down by yourself and eat dinner and look at a wall, until you can sit down and read a book for two to three hours straight, until your brain is so underfed with dopamine that sitting down and working for twelve hours straight isn't hard. For example, I do ten to twelve hours a day, and I it's not like I'm working.
11:53This is just what I do. I get up. I write my dog shit fantasy novels that I'm working on right now for two to three hours, and then I work the other ten hours of the day, and I don't have a problem doing it.
12:02And then every single thought I have is either about my work or the relationships in my life. And because of that, I'm able to have that level of creativity to get the output from my work. See, what a lot of people are doing is they don't have creative thoughts because their brains are completely captive by all sorts of garbage.
12:20And because of this, even if they achieve max focus and they will power themselves to twelve hours a day, it's very unuseful work because you're not doing anything creative. And the secret to really making a lot of money is that creative work.
12:33If you look at, again, all the people that have had the most success online, the entrepreneurs have it, it's because they did something different. And may maybe some of them, their funnels and everything else was sloppy, but they were doing something different. They hit it from a different angle.
12:44Really good example was Alex and Mosey's gym launch. Everybody was selling consulting offers back in the day. He sold the gyms.
12:50That one change right there, that one pivot right there is what made gym launch a $20,000,000 per year business and gave him his first initial success. This is what I'm talking about right here. Not all hours spent are equal.
13:01You have to be also putting it through creativity, and the only way you're gonna achieve that is by keeping your brain alone. So when it comes to why you're not achieving the things you want out of your business, it's going to come down to your ability to sit down and look at a wall and do nothing.
13:15It's gonna come down to your ability to sit down and read a book as weird as that sounds. For example, here's my stack of fantasy books I've read this year. Doing this literally healed my mind.
13:24When you leave yourself only three options, look at a wall, read a book, or work, your brain is gonna choose to work a lot of the time, and that work is gonna become obsessive for you. The So point when you're in the shower, your thoughts are only about the work you're doing.
13:37When your thoughts are only about the work you're doing, and that's the most interesting thing in your life, and your subconscious is constantly working on that problem at all times because you have nothing else going on in your head, it's undistracted, that's when you're gonna start seeing those angles and those thoughts that allow you to get to the next level.
13:51Those are the thoughts other people can't have. They just aren't going to get them because their brain can't reach those levels because they don't have the focus and creativity. They don't have that that excitement they had when they were kids because their brains are .
14:04And then when you only give yourself the option to read a book, which will get boring, or look at a wall, which will also get boring, you're going to find working those long hours with that max creativity very easy. And if you just do that, it's almost impossible not to become successful. If you want to turbocharge it, remove every other distraction in your life like bills and all the other monthly things you have to spend money on.
14:25Just get a cheap ass apartment. Get a desk. Don't leave until you're a millionaire, read fantasy books till you die, and stare at walls.
14:32It works. It's really all there is to being successful. All the stuff you see on YouTube, all the business advice, all the stuff out there, it's all solved by being way more creative, way more focused, and not being distracted at all.
14:42If you just do that, you'll beat everybody. You'll outwork them. You'll outthink them.
14:46And all the things they have going on in their life that are weighing them down, you just won't have them. You'll just win by default. You don't have to learn any new tactics.
14:53Those will just come to you. You don't have to think and go take courses and all this crazy stuff. It'll just happen.
14:58That's it. I don't have anything else to add. I'll see you next video.
The Hook
The bait, then the rug-pull.
The video opens on a deliberately crude bait-and-switch — a monologue about masturbation on a business channel — before pivoting to its real claim: what your brain does when you're alone in the shower predicts how much money you'll make.
Named ideas worth stealing.
07:05list
The Three Allowed Activities
- Sit alone
- Read
- Work
By deliberately narrowing daily options to just these three, boredom pushes the brain toward obsessive, focused work instead of splitting attention across easy distractions.
Steal forany personal focus/discipline reset
03:50concept
The Top 1% Edge
Borrowed from competitive jiu-jitsu: champions aren't dramatically better than everyone else, only 2-3% better, but that small consistent edge compounds into total dominance — applied here to the sliver of extra creativity/focus that separates top performers in business.
Steal forreframing 'work harder' advice into 'find the 2-3% edge' advice
04:34concept
The Shower Test / Wall-Stare Test
Two self-diagnostics for a captured brain: notice what you involuntarily think about in the shower, and try sitting and staring at a wall for thirty minutes. Struggling at either signals a distracted, overstimulated brain.
Steal fora quick self-audit exercise for a focus-related lead magnet
How they asked for the click.
VERBAL ASK
06:55product
“go to hyros.com/becker”
Mid-roll break built on a proof-first structure: screen-shares a live ad-tracking dashboard showing Facebook undercounting real calls/revenue against Hyros's numbers, cites a client list (Tony Robbins, Playboy, Luxury Bazaar, etc.), states a 15-20% revenue-increase claim, backs it with a performance guarantee ('if you don't get those results, you don't pay for it'), and reinforces the URL with an on-screen text card offering 30% off the first 30 sign-ups.
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