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slow.key👅 :

I thought we all do it😭

2025-09-27 06:32:38

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Ethan49474❤️‍🩹🐾🥷🏾 :

me and I still wake up tired in the morning 😭

2025-09-27 10:18:43

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-jaajaia :

And then wake up tired..

2025-09-28 15:31:58

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Anuse :

I sleep a lot 🫡

2025-10-25 04:51:57

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Erick :

I thought thats normal

2025-09-27 08:31:57

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kenzie🤍 :

that would be my fat ass

2025-09-28 12:08:09

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Noah_i༊ :

me? oh yeah I just woke up....

2025-09-27 06:00:37

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Aleena :

whats wrong with that

2025-09-27 20:31:07

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Allyson.spamm :

3:30-9:30 then 11-8???

2025-09-29 00:31:52

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Just.muzi :

My girlfriend 😔

2025-09-30 12:23:05

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Mr. Hwang ☆ :

I slept for 24 hours once then went back to bed an hour later 😃

2025-09-27 20:19:09

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dhfhjfnfh :

Me..

2025-10-08 03:24:54

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Laney 🇵🇷 :

umm me😅

2025-09-27 02:32:10

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gremlinhomestead :

meeee try teaching

2025-09-29 02:55:16

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Emma :P :

dont we all

2025-09-27 07:30:31

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Katie😽🌸 :

🙋‍♀️me. I can

2025-10-05 03:46:29

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𝔎𝔢𝔞𝔩𝔬𝔥𝔞 :

Apparently half the ppl in this comment section can

2025-09-27 07:52:33

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Alex🤫 :

I don’t sleep during the day 😂

2025-10-17 10:11:24

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🎧Santi🎧 :

I thought it was normal 🤷

2025-09-27 18:44:03

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⌗ !! ꒰ bat ꒱ 🦇 :

me

2025-10-23 05:12:28

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e.milyx :

help its 4am

2025-10-05 17:32:42

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Abbycudaby0 :

Meeeeeeeeeee😋

2025-09-29 03:50:06

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Diana Santos :

Me that’s who

2025-09-28 19:47:43

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Amanda :

Meee lol

2025-09-29 01:34:52

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°•Alison ☆✴️❇️ :

who tf can sleep almost instantly? it takes me an hour and a half 💔

2025-09-28 03:18:56

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Key Highlights from Mwanza’s Speeches 1. Youth Empowerment & Generational Change Mwanza emphasized that the older guard must step aside for today’s generation, which comprises over 80% of Zambia’s population. He presented himself as a platform-builder for youth, someone with “no trace of corruption.” Once elected, he pledged that at least 51% ownership in the mining sector would be transferred to Zambians. 2. Fuel & Electricity Subsidies One of the strongest messages was his bold promise to subsidize energy costs. He argued that Zambia has the resources to afford such a move, citing rampant corruption, tax evasion, and natural wealth as reasons the country shouldn’t suffer inflationary energy costs. He noted that only 6 of over 6,000 mining companies currently pay taxes. He is developing a manifesto in collaboration with professionals, aiming for policies that “reflect the desires of Zambians.” 3. Anti-Corruption & Revenue Mobilization Mwanza pointed to staggering illicit financial flows, an estimated $3 billion lost in nine months, to highlight leadership failure rather than lack of resources. He proposed plugging revenue leaks in mining, forestry, tourism, agriculture, and manufacturing to fund public needs like subsidies. 4. Prioritizing Citizens Over Power Exports He called for the cancellation of power export contracts, particularly around the Kariba Dam, arguing that during drought risk seasons, Zambia should prioritize its own citizens. 5. Alliances Built on Substance, Not Numbers Mwanza stressed that political alliances should be based on economic and development goals, not just vote counts. The DPP would only join coalitions offering a clear, actionable agenda aimed at improving livelihoods. —RK

Key Highlights from Mwanza’s Speeches 1. Youth Empowerment & Generational Change Mwanza emphasized that the older guard must step aside for today’s generation, which comprises over 80% of Zambia’s population. He presented himself as a platform-builder for youth, someone with “no trace of corruption.” Once elected, he pledged that at least 51% ownership in the mining sector would be transferred to Zambians. 2. Fuel & Electricity Subsidies One of the strongest messages was his bold promise to subsidize energy costs. He argued that Zambia has the resources to afford such a move, citing rampant corruption, tax evasion, and natural wealth as reasons the country shouldn’t suffer inflationary energy costs. He noted that only 6 of over 6,000 mining companies currently pay taxes. He is developing a manifesto in collaboration with professionals, aiming for policies that “reflect the desires of Zambians.” 3. Anti-Corruption & Revenue Mobilization Mwanza pointed to staggering illicit financial flows, an estimated $3 billion lost in nine months, to highlight leadership failure rather than lack of resources. He proposed plugging revenue leaks in mining, forestry, tourism, agriculture, and manufacturing to fund public needs like subsidies. 4. Prioritizing Citizens Over Power Exports He called for the cancellation of power export contracts, particularly around the Kariba Dam, arguing that during drought risk seasons, Zambia should prioritize its own citizens. 5. Alliances Built on Substance, Not Numbers Mwanza stressed that political alliances should be based on economic and development goals, not just vote counts. The DPP would only join coalitions offering a clear, actionable agenda aimed at improving livelihoods. —RK

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