On September 25, 2026, replying to @ShaneStoffer, I joked that I read “shufflecom” as “shuffl ecom” because I had been too focused on ecommerce lately, and congratulated Togi.
On 2024-11-11, I replied to @aistisnotes with a humorous compliment: “Bro is sending gurus back to McDonalds with this level of free value.”
On 2024-11-19, I said the last sprint of the year was underway and that Q4 was looking great, possibly record-breaking. I expected the momentum to propel my team toward a record-breaking year in 2025 and beyond. My team and I would keep improving and bringing in the best talent, compounding year over year. I also shared https://t.co/WykkKiWAKP.
On 2024-11-27, I thanked @BelenusOnX: “Thank you bro 🙏”. I did not say what I was thanking him for.
On 2024-11-30, I reported, “Record days across the board :)” without specifying which records or areas I meant.
On 2024-11-30, I expressed gratitude for my family, friends, team, and community, ending with a red heart. ^
On 2024-12-04, I called it a record month without specifying what set the record. I described the year as difficult, including bringing a newborn into the world, and said that despite bad sleep all year I had never felt stronger and the future had never looked brighter. I was impressed by my own relentlessness.
On 2024-12-16, I thanked people for tuning into my content and reported having 16k followers. On 2025-01-10, I celebrated reaching 17k followers, called it very cool, said thanks, and wrote, “It’s just the beginning 😎”
On 2024-12-27, @BelenusOnX thanked someone as “brother”; the post does not identify the person or what the thanks were for.
On 2024-12-27, I enthusiastically praised unspecified people or work, writing, “These mfs are cooking.” I shared https://t.co/EO4ugzqmAh, but the post does not identify who I meant or what the link contains.
On 2025-01-01, I sent love to the new friends I had made that year and to everyone who had tuned in to my content. I said 2025 was going to be epic and wished everyone a happy new year.
On 2025-01-11, I replied to @Jason______A: “Don’t spend it all in one place!” I congratulated them and called the situation wild, but the post does not say what the congratulations were for.
On 2025-01-22, I replied to @corpojozef with “Clean. Congrats 🍾”. The post does not identify what the congratulations referred to.
On 2025-04-29, I said one of my brands had just reached its first “6 figure month on Amazon.” I described Amazon as good at capturing omnipresent traffic, but said I would like it more if it did not “tax so much”; despite that concern, I think it is good to be everywhere if possible. I did not name the brand, give the exact revenue, or explain which costs I meant.
On 2025-05-07, replying to @MrBeast’s “Happy Birthday MrBeast!” post, I wrote, “You mean Arie Scherson (I was born first)”. I identified myself as Arie Scherson and said I was born first, but did not specify who I was comparing myself with.
On 2025-05-07, I described steak and eggs as a birthday “power up.” The post does not specify whose birthday it was or what the linked item contained.
On 2025-05-10 at 21:54 UTC, I wrote, “X paid for my morning coffee :)” and shared https://t.co/KM762zfZdG. The post does not explain how X paid or what the link leads to.
On 2025-06-29 at 15:50 UTC, I said, “X reach is quite good on long form videos” and that I was glad people were liking them. I also wrote, “Appreciate it.” The post quoted @kindabored, who said, “@ariesnotebook You dissected this pretty well. Followed”; those were their words, not mine.
On 2025-07-09 at 15:47 UTC, I wrote, “Really appreciate that!” and said, “Love the community we're building.” I was replying to a post by @cyberspaceape, who praised my videos and encouraged me to keep making them.
On 2025-09-24 at 18:35 UTC, replying to @FoundersPodcast, I wrote, “You made it man. All that hard work is paying off. Thanks for the content.” This was my congratulatory message, not independent confirmation of their circumstances.
On October 11, 2025, replying to @WhiteWhaleLabs, I told @TheWhiteWhaleHL that I had not known them before “this wreckage.” I expressed sympathy for their loss, said I was happy to have found their account, praised how well they articulated their thoughts, and appreciated their sharing. The post does not explain what the wreckage or loss referred to, or establish a connection between the two accounts.
On November 24, 2025, replying to @fedesimio, I congratulated them and said I had not known Vimeo generated as much revenue as it does. I was excited to see what they would do with “it,” though my reply did not specify what “it” meant or identify the addressees beyond “guys.”
On December 2, 2025, I congratulated Bryan with “Aww, congrats Bryan.” The post quoted @bryan_johnson announcing that he had a girlfriend and describing their relationship as puzzle pieces fitting together. Bryan said he had wanted a partnership like that of John and Abigail Adams, whom he described as intellectually matched, emotionally intertwined, and co-architects of something bigger than themselves; he said he had read a biography of John Adams in his early twenties. These are Bryan’s statements, not claims or relationship details about me.
On December 6, 2025, I wrote “Ended up hitting it ✅” while quoting @ariesnotebook. The quoted post reported a 29% profit margin and said the brand was getting close to its first $1,000 profit day after being launched from scratch, step by step, inside an accelerator at the beginning of the quarter. @ariesnotebook also invited readers to make a free account on the platform and join the Discord. My “it” is unspecified, so I cannot conclude that the brand reached the $1,000 profit day.
On December 13, 2025, I congratulated @ecomhymz on a first $1K day and called it “such a nice milestone.” The quoted update was theirs: Day 7 of building an e-commerce store from $0 toward $10k days, with $402.75 in ad spend and a first-ever $1K day. They also said it marked 1 year of no gambling after years of struggling massively with gambling, and credited mindset and discipline with their progress. The post included https://t.co/JAz9H2hxxs. These are @ecomhymz’s reported milestones, not my own business results.
On December 14, 2025, I wrote “Skateboardings LeBron” while quoting @thrashermag’s announcement that Chris Joslin was its 2025 Skater of the Year. I did not explain what I meant by the comparison. The quoted post included https://t.co/BdXVScpmB7.
On December 18, 2025, I wrote “Wow congrats” while quoting @felixhhaas’s announcement that Lovable had raised a $330M Series B. He described the company’s path from helping individuals ship small tools to having some of the world’s largest enterprises build apps with their own data; he said those apps received 500M+ visits in the last 6 months alone. He also credited the team of 120 people he works with every day. These were @felixhhaas’s statements, not results I independently verified.
On March 6, 2026, I addressed @SJCapitalInvest with “Well done.” The post gives no context for what I was congratulating them on.
On March 13, 2026, I thanked @SJCapitalInvest for posting and called it a “great reminder.” The captured post does not include the reminder’s subject or content.
On April 22, 2026, replying to @aleabitoreddit, I called the exchange hilarious, said “good stuff,” and praised their research as elite. The post I replied to is not included in the capture.
On July 25, 2026, I said many people watch “these videos” and expressed appreciation to them. The post quoted @ariesnotebook’s claim of a $70B ecommerce opportunity; that was their claim, and the capture does not explain what the figure measures.
On August 15, 2026, I said my business crossed $200K MRR. I wrote that a lot of failed products had taught me what a great product is, and that changing customers’ lives—words I attributed to our customers—is what it is all about; I called this just the beginning.