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Please don't scroll. I know you're busy, but I am trying to post a minute video everyday to help save up for a minivan for my wife. Um, this is day two. And I feel so overwhelmed from the flood of love and kindness and support in the first video. And you guys are hilarious. Thank you for engaging in that video. It means the world to me. I almost took it down. But I'm so glad I didn't. It has almost 100,000 views and like 3,000 comments. I don't even compute that. It'd be fun to give an update every day for how much this app TikTok's paying me. So for all that engagement, this is how much they paid me. 14 cents. It's day two: $0.14. But it's a start. I don't know why it's so low. Maybe it'll go up. But, um, that's the first money I made on the internet. Start. But that's not where it ends. Um, I decided to post my Venmo in my bio. I felt conflicted about that. I still do. But I had the thought of, like, I have 20,000 followers almost from posting my music. So what if, like, everyone just happened to send, like, that would pay for a car pretty much. So I did it. Not expecting anyone to send anything, especially right away. But almost immediately, someone sent $100. One person. And I, I looked this morning, and someone else sent 50, and someone sent 20, and someone sent two and ten and 20 more. And it ended up adding up to $230 in the first day. Day 2: $242.14. And you have no idea how much that means to my family. Um, I'm just, like, envisioning giving my one day and writing all of your names on a car and saying, it's from you. Um, so thank you so much. Uh, I'm gonna keep doing this. And, uh, I feel so the warmth. Love. Thank you for sticking around. I'm gonna make this every time, I promise. But this is the biggest. The second update or the first real update. So. Much love to y'all.