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Photo by Bill Mitchell on March 03, 2024.
Photo by Bill Mitchell on March 03, 2024.
Photo by Bill Mitchell on March 03, 2024.
Photo by Bill Mitchell on March 03, 2024.
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Posted On: March 3rd 2024, 10:59 pm
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🤖💀 A man sent his AI to a job interview, only to find out the company had sent an AI interviewer too. YouTuber Graham Dot Zip joined the call, let his AI agent speak on his behalf, and eventually walked away while the two AIs continued discussing his career. They even agreed on a follow-up meeting for Thursday. Then came the best part. Both AIs tried to end the call, but neither seemed able to stop responding. “Take care.” “You too.” “See you Thursday.” “See you then.” And it kept going. Two AI agents stuck saying goodbye to each other, long after the human had left the conversation. This is what job interviews look like in 2026. 😭 🎥: Graham Dot Zip on YouTube
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Obsessed with @kellysweeney1 dancing with my girl @lil_diva_jordan . . . 🧠 @kellysweeney1 🎶 @adelajergova 📍 @mdcdance
tell of spring returning. first rehearsal. photo: @michaelah.jpg
Carlton Banks, played by Alfonso Ribeiro, became one of the most unforgettable characters on The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air (1990–1996). As Will Smith’s wealthy, preppy, and overly confident cousin, Carlton was the complete opposite of Will’s laid-back personality. Known for his perfectly combed hair, love of Tom Jones, expensive clothes, and hilarious attempts to act cool, Carlton constantly found himself at the center of the show’s funniest moments. Despite their endless teasing and arguments, Carlton and Will developed a genuine brotherly bond that became one of the sitcom’s most heartwarming relationships. Fun fact: Carlton’s legendary dance to Tom Jones’ “It’s Not Unusual” became so popular that it is now universally known as “The Carlton.” Alfonso Ribeiro drew inspiration from Eddie Murphy’s White Man Dance routine and Courteney Cox’s dancing in Bruce Springsteen’s “Dancing in the Dark” music video. Interestingly, Ribeiro was already an accomplished dancer before joining the show, having starred in the Broadway musical The Tap Dance Kid as a child. Decades later, his signature dance remains one of the most recognizable moments in television comedy history.
turning 27. in a city i wasn’t born in. growing up, i felt an inexplicable pull towards lahore. i had never seen the city. but, i missed it. four years ago, i decided to follow that feeling. i didn’t know what awaited me. i just knew i had to be here. as if something was waiting. tomorrow, as i turn 27, i can’t imagine my becoming without these four years i’ve spent in lahore. so much of my becoming, i owe to this city. to its streets, its women, its people. i want to build my home here. i want to grow old here. i want to bring my loved ones here. and perhaps one day, die here too. an ancient hug between nowshera and lahore. perhaps belonging has very little to do with where a life begins. perhaps it answers to something older than blood, something that cannot be inherited or explained, only recognised. something that exists beyond the circumstances of our birth, beyond the places we are told are ours by virtue of having come from them. i don’t know what it is that makes a place feel like it has always known you. i only know that sometimes, long before you arrive, something in you already belongs there. happiest of birthdays, haider ali shah from nowshera and lahore 💌 photographed by: @alifsay who i can say with absolute certainty is one of the most talented visual artists in the country. always a privilege being photographed by her. 🫂
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