Podcast Link - give it a listen if you can, but it's a tough one.

• Monday (no specific date is given, but through process of elimination, this is likely October 19th)
• On the day of Brodie Lee recording the AEW Unrestricted Podcast, he was on his Peloton bike but was unable to finish his workout, citing a shortness of breath. This was very unusual for him, and concerned about the possibility of Covid-19, Amanda took his temperature and checked his senses of taste and smell, but it all seemed normal.
• Tuesday
• He tried the workout again, with the same result.
• Wednesday
• He drove to Jacksonville for Dynamite tapings. He tested negative for Covid-19, but due to his symptoms, Doc Sampson did not feel confident allowing him inside their bubble, so he drove back home.
• As a precaution, Brodie quarantined in his bedroom, away from Amanda and the kids.
• Thursday
• He developed a high fever. Amanda kept him hydrated but he was not eating.
• Additionally, he got a nasal swab test. The results came back Sunday, and were negative.
• Friday
• Went to Urgent Care and was diagnosed with Bronchitis and allergies. Brodie & Amanda didn't agree with that diagnosis. Brodie said that he felt like he had pneumonia.
• He was prescribed an oral antibiotic, an oral steroid, and allergy medication.
• Sunday
• Brodie was showing visible signs of distress. His face was sunken in.
• They went to the hospital. He was leaning on Amanda as they were walking, as he was having trouble. Amanda told him to sit down and that they should get a wheelchair, but Brodie refused.
• They took him back to triage. They checked his temperature, but at that time his fever had gone away. They checked his oxygen multiple times (with multiple machines), as they didn't believe the result. His oxygen level was 52 (normal is ~100, an asthma attack is ~85). He was rushed back to be put on oxygen.
• The doctors suspected Covid-19, and he was tested again (the third time, so far). Again, the results were negative.

Amanda notes that his health seemed to have ups and downs over this timespan. Sometimes he would seem okay, but other times he clearly wasn't.

• Wednesday
• He was taken to the ICU so that they could keep a better eye on him.

*At this point, various people at AEW were aware of Brodie's health issues, as it was known that he was sent

So I just spent the last two and a half months working for a company as seasonal labor. Customer service during the busy time of the year. Over the past couple months all 13 people who were hired as seasonal have been told that 3 full-time positions would be given out to those with the best performance.

Now that the the date for our temporary position is two days away they have sent emails to people informing them of whether or not they received a position. the email stated that there was only a limited number of full-time positions and unfortunately you were not the one chosen.. As if they thought we would not talk amongst ourselves we found out that all 13 people were told the same thing.

In other words there were no full-time positions.

One person in our group was the smart one. When they got hired on they asked to see details of pay, benefits and the likely schedule of the potential full-time position. The job recruiter could not provide this at all. She said that they dodged this question multiple times and she knew right then and there that there would be no full-time positions given to anyone. Because the position did not exist.

So from now on when I get hired on a temporary basis with an expectation that it can lead to a full-time position I will be asking for the details of that potential job and you should too.

In the last 24 hours, there have been 5 class action suits filed against Robinhood for their actions yesterday. However, 4 of those 5, the class lead is a Plaintiff that didn't own shares of the affected stocks and were people who were forbidden from buying them. They essentially boiled down to a person searching for a stock, not being able to find it, and claiming damages from that. Only one of the 5 - the one filed in the 10th Circuit, District of Colorado - is led by a Plaintiff who was actually IN these equities, sold some shares after the restriction occurred, and has actual tangible damages as a result of the trading platforms. As a result of this and the fact that this is the only one that is suing more than just Robinhood (it's also going after all the major trading platforms, Apex and Citadel), it's highly likely that this particular one is the one all the other class actions are going to get rolled into, even though the New York one was filed first. It's also the only one of the 5 led by a firm that specializes in class action.

I've been in contact with the lead in this case (I'm backing it, in fact), and the firm is looking for all other people who have demonstrable losses and damages as a result of RH, TDA, Schwab et al's actions as they compile their opening salvo.

The firm representing the action in the 10th Circuit is the Hannon Law Firm, and the case is being speared by founder Kevin Hannon.

This is especially important for anyone who was forcibly liquidated from their positions yesterday in the $115 dip.

Anyone who can get a screen grab, a trade receipt, a chart or anything else showing a decline in gains, a forced liquidation of their positions, or lost opportunity over the last 2.5 days since this coordinated attack started is encouraged to email him at [email protected] and reference "Daniels v. Robinhood et al"

EDIT: AMERICA ONLY. Also, please don't Chatbox me. I'm not the lawyer. If you can provide proof of you being inhibited from performing a trade, being stopped out of a position, having your options fucked over because of their manipulation, or selling for less money than you could have sold for before they restricted the stocks in question, then follow the instructions above. Don't make me remember no good deed goes unpunished.

Not sure where to start. When I was about 8 my mum begun having an affair with my best friends (L) dad, who was still married to her best friends mum. It was a messy affair and once everything came to light, both sets of parents separated and my mum and new stepdad (M) bought a house together. About six months later, he died from undetected coronary heart disease and had a heart attack at 3am. I’m now 22 and L is 21.

L and I remained best friends for around 3 more years, with her coming to our house every weekend. When I went to high school my mum told me to not be friends with her anymore as it reminded her of the past. I cut her off with no warning and I could tell this hurt L a lot, and it did me too as she was my best friend, but we both moved on with our lives, with me ultimately moving schools so I didn’t have to see her anymore.

The two of us are friends on Facebook but have had absolutely no contact since we were about 11. We live in a small town and I’ve heard through multiple people and mutual friends that her dads death is something she’s immensely struggled with and she’s had mental health issues from around the time we stopped being friends.

About a week ago, I received a Facebook message from her basically telling me that she was sorry to bother me but had been in therapy and had really wanted details from that night to help her piece together what had happened. Her mum was unaware of everything, involving the fact that he had died before even reaching hospital. I read her message and didn’t reply to it, as although he wasn’t my dad and I have a really good relationship with my own, it was a traumatic night for me and I don’t want to talk about it and my mum told me not to.

Last night I received another message from her saying she thinks it’s incredibly unfair of me to not even acknowledge her message when it had taken a lot of courage for her to do so. I replied saying my side and she called me an asshole and pleaded with me to at least tell her something. I haven’t replied. Does this make me an asshole? It’s my trauma just as much as it is hers