FanView: 6/15/2026 By Joe Torosian Kick it! What the angry athlete doesn't get is that real fans want them to be happy. It's good to see people (other people) happy, especially when they've mastered something. I don't like concerts. I go to a concert, and I bring a book to read. (Heck, I go to Disneyland and I bring a book to read.) It's hard for me to sit and listen. To me, music is like a conveyance that keeps me in motion until a task or job is done. When I am stuck at a concert, I focus on the performer. I think of the thousands of times they've performed and the ten thousand hours they've put in to prepare for those moments on the stage. And what puts me over the top is seeing them happy. There's a brief shot of Rob Orbison in the Traveling Wilburys' video "Handle Me With Care" where he turns to George Harrison and emits a great smile. A few years ago, in the Sunday Night Football opening, they incorporated Joan Jett, and there's a shot of her smiling while playing the guitar. It's beautiful. And seeing Jalen Brunson choke up in a post-game interview, recognizing what it meant to him, seeing him hug his family, he was so happy. Seeing all the humbleness and gratitude of that Knicks team was the best. (The Villanova Effect?) Seeing Carolina Hurricanes Stanley Cup Final MVP Jordan Staal hand the Cup over to Frederik Andersen first—after all the goalie's struggles—was the best thing to see and such a great demonstration of character in what can be described as a crooked and depraved generation. For me, this is the reason I watch sports. I forget and lose focus for long stretches, but then I observe a title celebration, and I remember. It's a rich joy that someone who disdains sports will never know. And happiness is the great, unsung, narcotic of sports. Give me more! Mainline that stuff directly into my veins. Can you be happy? Can you pretend to be happy? If you’re in a position of influence and can find a way to be happy—then you’re going to make a lot of other people happy. Core happy, joy happy, not angry happy. I'm going to let you in on a secret… Most of the time, I'm only pretending to be angry. (Don't let anyone know, I just do it for effect.) Quick Baseball Question: The other day, who did you feel most sorry for? Yoshinobu Yamamoto or Mookie Betts? Yamamoto is easy to root for. In that moment, when Betts kicked that ball, Yoshi exhibited a lot of grace out there. And grace is not something you can acquire. You either have grace or you don't. Coming back down to the valley… Just once, it would be nice to see one of Caitlin Clark's teammates/head coach take a "T" or return an elbow or shove on her behalf. (Sophie Cunningham did it once, a year ago.) Last Add Spurs: Wemby is not helping himself, and if Popovich is giving him counsel, then he's leading the kid down the wrong path. If he doesn't want to respect the national anthem, that's fine, stay in the locker room—I think that's a good call…But why cost yourself all the goodwill that's just waiting to be picked up? And, given the Fighting Frenchman's youth and talent, the opportunity to join Elon in the Trillionaire Club. Really Last Add Spurs: They deserved to lose Game Five for the way they handled the Knicks' player introductions alone. A blown 29-point lead in the Garden is the equivalent of a market crash circa 1929. The whole franchise needed to bear down on Saturday—and the whole franchise didn't. The passing of former San Francisco 49ers edge Aldon Smith was sad, but not surprising. What was surprising was hearing die-hard Fog City fans cut him loose after he blew repeated make-right opportunities. They got tired of Smith real fast. Back to The NBA: Charles Barkley talks tough, and often hits the mark, but looks soft when he backs off a true statement. How can you state that the Spurs played the dumbest basketball ever…and then come back—after pressure was applied—and say he didn't mean San Antonio, HC Mitch Johnson? Of course, Mitch Johnson had fault in that Garden meltdown. And depending on your point of view, maybe more so than anyone else. There were choices and substitution patterns that didn't make sense. And there were a couple of times he needed to get into Wemby's grill—for the young man to regain some focus. Last Add Finals: My takeaway before the final minutes of Game Five was that Dylan Harper was the breakout star for the Spurs…and it was confirmed when they were looking to the 20-year-old to rescue them in those final minutes. #66—May the San Francisco Giants rot and lie stinking in the earth… The Dude abides… 1,313 2 Timothy 1:6-7 jtbank1964@yahoo.com “RamView” M-W-F Follow Joe on X: @joet13b

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FanView: 6/12/2026 By Joe Torosian Kick it! My insignificant prayer to the Lord today is… "Please let Team USA lose to Paraguay...just so I can talk and write trash about soccer." But, I jest! If I were working in a country that was in the process of making me a billionaire, I would stand respectfully for its national anthem. Victor Wembanyama has chosen not to…and in the end, he'll still wind up a billionaire. While it's noticeable he remains in the locker room when the anthem is played, I think it is better than making a scene on the court. I give him props for that. If that's his choice, I'm fine with it. He's still a great player, and he's going to have a great career. He's going to be the face of the league. The only thing it is going to cost Wemby is the status of being beloved. LeBron's been the face of the league, but I don't think he's ever been beloved. I don't even think Kobe was universally beloved, although his tragic death moved his legacy in that direction. I think Michael Jordan—in a pre-social media world—was the last face of the league to be beloved. Could someone make an argument for Shaq? I suppose, but I lean Jordan. And if we need a face of the league, I'll take the New York Knicks. A report this morning said thousands of tickets were still available at SoFi tonight for Team USA's World Cup opener versus Paraguay: Prices are as follows: FIFA's official face value comes in four categories: Top Three Tiers: $1,120-to-$2,735. Lowest (Upper Level): $560. Costs via resale on SeatGeek, Ticketmaster, and StubHub range from $690 to $900, and can go as high as $5,000 to $6,000. Or you can choose the Dodgers-White Sox at Rate Field in Chicago—for 86 bucks. Or you can hassle the traffic to the Big A to see the Rays & Angels. You only need 9 bones to get into that one. Or watch a free "Seinfeld" rerun. Or do what I'm going to do…take the wife to dinner. I saw a Twitter/X proposal: Would you take 12 years of peak Rob Gronkowski or 12 years of peak Calvin Johnson? I like Megatron, but I'd go Gronk. And I'd give them both up for 12 more years of peak Matthew Stafford. Watched an average Indiana Fever team hold on in overtime to beat the Chicago Sky last night. Caitlin Clark, who is so good she makes a terribly run team average, scored 32, grabbed seven boards, and delivered 10 assists. The fact that she keeps assaulting the record book in only her third season tells you what the level of play has been in the WNBA. However, when all is said and done, her career is going to look like Pistol Pete's, and Paige Bueckers is going to have the rings. By the way, that was a Commissioner's Cup game between Chicago and Indiana…Whatever…Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indy can hold 17,274…Attendance was announced at 15,30… that's a great crowd, but the "Commissioner's Cup" doesn't move the needle. Someone tries to sell me the Commissioner's Cup (NBA or WNBA), and I'm back to reruns of Seinfeld.  The Dodgers have an eight-game lead in the National League West. It's the end of May and the beginning of June, and it's the perfect time for some of their key players to take a week or two off. Haven't we seen this before? The Harry Hystericals will weep and mourn, but a true Dodger hater like myself knows this is just the Bums getting things aligned for another October surge. This plot is more played than a Marvel movie. #65—May the San Francisco Giants rot and lie stinking in the earth… The Dude abides… 1,312 Proverbs 3:5-6 jtbank1964@yahoo.com “RamView” M-W-F Follow Joe on X: @joet13b

FanView: 6/11/2026 By Joe Torosian Kick it! OG Anunoby, in New York or in proximity to any transplanted New Yorker around the world, will be on scholarship for the rest of his life. He won’t pay for another drink, another meal, better still, he’ll probably never have to pay for parking again. (And Josh Hart will be his personal assistant.) If he wants to run for any public office, it’s his when he takes the escalator down. That comeback was as beautiful as anything I’ve ever seen in sports. The greatest comeback I’ve ever seen in basketball. But not the greatest game I’ve ever seen. Last night was a validation of “The Villanova Effect.” While I do not believe in a spiritual karma, I fully subscribe to a sports karma. And that karma will assert itself if a door is left open. The San Antonio Spurs are young and athletic, and in the first half, they hit everything but never shut the door. You can be young, athletic, and hit everything…but the team that continues to play basketball will ultimately prevail. That’s how sports karma comes into play. The Knicks, a team influenced by the three Jay Wright disciples (The Villanova Effect), have built their roster with a discipline that will not allow them to melt when the fire turns white-hot. After going up by 29, the Spurs morphed into “Get Mine” mode, and the Knicks kept grinding. Watching it unfold, I was wondering what the Spurs and their coaching staff were thinking down the stretch. When Jalen Brunson gave the Knicks the lead late, it became apparent the Spurs weren’t thinking. At all. I refuse to believe a veteran like Harrison Barnes was silent in those huddles. I want to know why no one listened to him. While I was locked in on D’Aaron Fox swallowing the jalapeño and Wemby clanking two free throws down the stretch…I didn’t realize before it was brought up that Dillon Harper didn’t take a shot in the final ten minutes. It’s okay for me not to see. Great work by an analyst for spotting it, but absolutely criminal for the Spurs braintrust to allow it to happen. Knicks HC Mike Brown is proving to be leaps and bounds above Johnson.  The call to insert Jose Alverado in place of Mikal Bridges was brilliant, and Alverado had the game of his life. Outside of Taylor Swift, I’m 99% down all the celebrities are legitimate Knicks fans. The only thing missing from the comeback was Frank Reich. Last Add Spurs: Nothing can help you more in life than a public butt-kicking—physically, verbally, athletically, they all appropriately scar you up, and get you ready. My greatest NBA game of all time? June 9, 1987, the Lakers beat the Boston Celtics 107-106 (Ironically), on Magic Johnson’s baby sky-hook, to take a 3-1 lead in the series. The Stanley Cup Final has been great, but tuning into Game Five tonight after the Spurs-Knicks last night feels like I’m going from Six Flags to Santa’s Village. #64—May the San Francisco Giants rot and lie stinking in the earth… The Dude abides… 1,311 Colossians 2:13-15 jtbank1964@yahoo.com “RamView” M-W-F Follow Joe on X: @joet13b

FanView: 6/10/2026 By Joe Torosian Kick it! If you want to attend Game Four of the NBA Finals tonight at Madison Square Garden, you'll need $130,000 to sit next to Detective Oliva Benson near the New York Knicks bench. If you only want inside of MSG, it will run you about $4,700. If you're looking for something a little more economical, seven bucks will get you a seat to see the Los Angeles Sparks play the Seattle Storm tonight in the Emerald City. Under-reported reason the Knicks lost to the San Antonio Spurs Monday night? New York lost by four, 115-111, and Landry Shamet only scored three. In the first two games of the series, Shamet averaged 13 on 46% shooting beyond the arc. Monday night, he was 1-for-7. And role players generally play better at home than on the road--at least that's the thought. Note to Knicks HC Mike Brown: Stephon Castle is a beast. You've got to get the ball out of Jalen Brunson's hands. Someone else needs to initiate the offense—and that's KAT. I did a whole opening monologue on RamView Monday about how the key to this golden age of Rams football is the character of the guys they bring in. It's true, arrests and scandals involving Rams players over the last ten years are usually equal to an offseason for the Chiefs and Bengals. But yesterday, Alaric Jackson, starting left tackle, under contract through the 2027 season, got popped and cuffed on charges of domestic violence. Yes, sometimes these things are lies and fraud—see Trevor Bauer—but not always. Jackson got grounded for two games last year for something we were never told about. The Rams have had a great offseason, Puka Nacua looks like he's screwed his head back on straight, and there's talk of Aaron Donald coming back. All that is good, but left tackle is a choke point. I'm not saying Jackson won't be a Ram going forward, although he will miss some time this season. But come 2028, I believe the Rams will think twice about extending him. I'm not going to excuse Jackson if he slapped his girlfriend or wife around, but it's hard to see a guy who was undrafted and worked so hard to become a starter at left tackle for the Los Angeles Rams throw it all away. After all that work, how do you give all that up? I don't know, but I do know, bad company corrupts good character. Great hockey game last night, but do you realize the Vegas Golden Knights have had three goals in the last two games taken off the scoreboard because of reviews? (Note: Those reviews were correct.) I literally wrote in a college column back in the 1980s when the Kings were making a playoff run, that nothing seemed so final as a goal scored in hockey. Not anymore, and I'm just wondering if any of you feel like we lost something in going to the review? Of course, this has nothing to do with me rooting for Vegas and wanting to declare to the world that I was a Mitch Marner fan when he played in Toronto. (And I kind of was, I do have a Maple Leafs sweater.) Last Add Hockey: I can definitely get into more 4-on-4 action. That should be the setup when a game goes into overtime. I like 3-on-3 for regular-season OT… but 4-on-4 seems more reasonable when dropping the puck in postseason. But what do I know? I'm still sore about the Marty McSorley shafting in 1993. How excited am I about the World Cup? I'm rooting for Argentina, against Team USA, and 75% of the time, I'm going to choose a Seinfeld rerun over a soccer match. And 85% of the time, I'm going to choose Caitlin Clark, the Indiana Fever, and Dallas Wings over soccer. Still, (for family harmony) Go Messi! One MLB Add: As I ignore the Mets and the greatness of Freddy Peralta, I noticed the only Dodger who didn't get a hit last night was Lee Lacy. #63—May the San Francisco Giants rot and lie stinking in the earth… The Dude abides… 1,310 Philippians 2:1-4 jtbank1964@yahoo.com “RamView” M-W-F Follow Joe on X: @joet13b

FanView: 6/9/2026 By Joe Torosian Kick it! The San Antonio Spurs are too young to win…but, apparently, they didn't get that memo. LOL! Everything was primed for them to be blown off the floor, the long-time fans, the bandwagon fans, all of them were there and paying the big bucks to see it happen… And it didn't happen. The Spurs in Game Three were stone-cold killers. Instead of melting when the heat rose, they hardened. Even as I was rooting for the Knicks, I couldn't help but be impressed by them. Tough, resilient, and when Wemby gets that sky-hook down, he'll be the greatest ever. Maybe I should qualify that as an "if."  He also has another gift/skill set/quality that will separate him from 98% of his peers: Victor Wembanyama cares. Next Add NBA Finals: D'Aaron Fox is 28, he's been in the NBA for nine seasons, but with 12 seconds to play last night, he hit the biggest shot of his career. Observation: Knicks fans explode when Mitchell Robinson hits a free throw with the same passion Dodger fans use to explode when Manny Mota got a pinch hit with two outs in the bottom of the ninth. I feel bad if you never got to experience Manny Mota coming off the bench with the game on the line — with Vin Scully on the call. As the late Stuart Scott would have described it: "Like gravy on a biscuit, it's all good!" While I'm optimistic about the Lakers' future under new ownership and management, I don't think a fat contract for Austin Reeves will accomplish anything after seeing the Spurs last night. Note to LeBron: You want another shot at a title? "Go East, Old Man!" If I were Trump, even as a long-time fan, I wouldn't have gone to Madison Square Garden. I'm not saying he didn't have the right to go, I'm only saying I wouldn't have gone. Is gambling a bigger issue than domestic misconduct/violence? I think everyone would agree that beating, hurting, or otherwise harming someone is much worse, but gambling is an issue that affects the integrity of sport. Even people with big money, who on the surface have no reason to get caught up in gambling, can be overtaken by its fever. I've seen it, and it's becoming more invasive in the culture. Understandably, the desire to give someone a chance to redeem themselves is important. And if they fail, at some point (see Steve Howe), you cut them loose…But gambling can morph into something else. Things can appear to be going well, and then, before you know it, you're dealing with Art Schlichter. And people will have doubts about a game's integrity. I've had a lot of fun talking about Terry McAulay, Amazon Prime's rules analyst for football. McAulay's call to the NFL office about the disputed two-point conversion in the Rams-Seahawks game last December does raise an eyebrow. It may not be anything, but given the growth of gambling, it raises a question. Questions a major sport doesn't need, while hypocritically continuing to align itself with gambling platforms. Such confusion, especially for a young person. Speaking of the Rams: Discussions about the Rams' defense are not just centered around a possible Aaron Donald return (from this page to the football gods' ears), but also on the different looks available to DC Chris Shula's scheme with Myles Garrett in the house. As in a 4-3 front versus the long-time 3-4 look the Rams have used for years. Timing is everything…I had just made a note about Cailtin Clark looking like she'd lost all her confidence after clanking a pair of free throws in the final minute…and then ka-boom! She hits a game-winner from 31 feet. #62—May the San Francisco Giants rot and lie stinking in the earth… The Dude abides… 1,309 Philippians 4:4-8 jtbank1964@yahoo.com “RamView” M-W-F Follow Joe on X: @joet13b

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FanView: 5/29/2026 By Joe Torosian Kick it! Question: Does anyone hate to lose? Or is the idea of hating to lose a jejune concept these days? Again, why are so many NBA playoff games ending with 20 point differentials? It requires me to ask, again, does anybody hate to lose? I liked the energy between the OKC & San Antonio, but dog-gone get angry, do something, knock somebody down--throw a towel! The winner between the Thunder and Spurs last night was the Knicks, in the form of another day’s rest. Cheapest ticket for tomorrow’s Game Seven is $323…I hope for the purchaser’s sake it’s not a Thunder blowout. Last Add OKC: I always thought of Isaiah Hartenstein was solid, but never as a factor. But he’s playing well and has become a factor.  As discussed on RamView (M-W-F/YouTube/FB/X), I’m good with signing Joey Bosa, Von Miller, or even a return of Bobby Wagner--at the right price.  When Sean McVay speaks about a player from spring through the end of August, history tells us, he likes that player. McVay likes 6th-round rooking WR CJ Daniels. Three Rams to keep an eye on in terms of employment and possible unemployment? Jarquez Hunter, Beaux Limmer, Ty Hamilton I asked Grok who his Top Five NFL QBs are. This was spit back: 1—Josh Allen (Buffalo) 2—Lamar Jackson (Baltimore) 3—Drake Maye (New England) 4—Joe Burrow (Cincinnati) 5—Patrick Mahomes (Kansas City) (Honorable Mention: Matthew Stafford (Rams), Jayden Daniels (Washington) ) Note to Self: Never ask Grok any more questions. As of May 29th, every team in the National League Central has a winning record. #55—May the San Francisco Giants rot and lie stinking in the earth… Cool, Phillies-Dodgers are on Apple TV tonight. I have Apple TV. Have you seen an Apple TV baseball broadcast? I’ll be watching Philly-Dodger highlights later tonight on YouTube. Freaky to see Montreal Canadien legend Claude Lemieux carry the torch out on Monday night, and then read this morning that he was found dead via suicide. Dude was only 60, what a tragedy.  Montreal’s at Carolina tonight, down 3-1, and hoping to avoid elimination.  I thought Azzi Fudd was so so at UConn. I thought Dallas should have taken Lauren Betts #1 overall, but then I saw Jessica Shepard. Now, I understand. And Fudd, next to Paige Bueckers, looks really solid. Throw in Shephard, and that’s why they beat the Vegas Aces last night. Again, A’ja Wilson is very good, but I wouldn’t click on to see her. The Golden Valkyries, however, are worth watching. They made Caitlin Clark miserable last night. Intensity, intensity is always interesting. Last Add Clark: Clark only needed 59 games to reach 500 assists. Sue Bird needed 82. Really Last Add Clark: Put on some muscle and weight. Have a cheeseburger, or two. In the last 70 working days (Monday through Friday), this is column #70. The Dude abides… 1,302 2 Peter 1:16 jtbank1964@yahoo.com “RamView” M-W-F Follow Joe on X: @joet13b

The hottest play in Aì right now is making AI characters for women instead of men… Lonely middle-aged divorced women have higher disposable income than men, lower competition, and 5x the LTV per subscriber. Nobody is running this A buddy of mine pivoted from running fake AI girls for men to running fake AI guys for women last September. He's clearing $84k/mo now from one character Same software stack. Same chatter team. Same Fanview platform. Just flipped the gender of the character & 95% of the audience Here's why women are the better customer when you're selling parasocial relationships: - They pay monthly without questioning it (men negotiate) - They send unprompted gifts (men only buy when prompted) - They write 6x longer DMs (more emotional investment per message) - They cancel 3x less (loss aversion is way higher in women) - They tell their friends (men hide it) The character archetypes that print insanely well: - Soft-spoken Australian carpenter (40-50 yo divorced women goon for this) - Brooding Italian musician with a tragic past (creative arts women) - Wholesome Canadian dad-bod gym coach (suburban moms in 30s-40s) - Mysterious British finance guy who lives in Singapore (career women) - Ex-military veteran healing from PTSD (this one's almost too easy) Btw the LTV math is genuinely retarded. A 47-year-old divorced woman who locks onto an AI character will spend $4,000-15,000 with him over 14 months. Men spend that too but cancel earlier Why nobody is running this: - The space is dominated by 22-year-old guys who only think about lonely men - Female customers feel "less degenerate" to market to so the moral cope is easier - The female AI character market has 1/40th the saturation of the male side Setup is identical to running an AI girl. Same WaveSpeed, same SeedDance, same CapCut DaVinci post-prod. The only thing you change is the prompt structure & the chatter tone You don't even need to know how women think. Just hire one female chatter from Romania (same $150 base commission) & she'll handle the entire DM funnel. The character writes itself if you stay consistent Add a face to one of these characters with proper post-production & it's the easiest $30-80k/mo on the internet right now Interesting times

This guy I know ran a Down syndrome AI model to $150,000/mo before Fanview nuked him... (He wasn't even the biggest one) There was a 3-breasted character at $200k/mo, a two-headed character at $180k/mo, a black-skin shock model at $220k/mo For 4 months in early 2026 the dumbest niches on the internet were the highest grossing & nobody outside this industry has any idea it happened Quick context if you have no clue what this industry actually is There is a hidden online economy right now where operators (people like me) build completely fake AI women using image & video models, then put them on adult fan subscription platforms where lonely men pay anywhere from $9.99/mo to $1,200/mo thinking they're chatting with a real girl The girl doesn't exist. She's a file on a laptop The money is very real Some operators are clearing over $500,000/mo from a single fake girl A "Down syndrome AI model" means an operator built a fake AI girl with visible developmental disability features, then ran her on Instagram & Fanview as if she were a real disabled woman selling adult content He profited off whatever twisted demand exists for that He cleared $150k a month for 4 months before he got nuked Back to the bigger picture Jan & Feb 2026 was the wild wild west of AI ófm. No Instagram bans yet. No AI detection. No payment processor crackdowns. Almost zero public awareness this was even a thing. So operators went into the wildest niches imaginable & printed obscene money The Down syndrome operator hit $150k/mo solo The shock-tier operators were doing $100-220k/mo across the board This lasted about 4-6 months total Then the Instagram ban wave hit, Fanview tightened policies, payment processors started flagging accounts & every single one of those operators went to zero overnight. No grandfather clause. No appeals. No coming back Their characters didn't get banned because of bad post-production or weak captions Their characters got banned because the characters themselves were the violation This is the most expensive lesson in the entire niche & 99% of new operators are about to learn it the hard way... shock = a window, not a moat. Windows close. Moats don't (Yes you can make millions if you never get banned. Nobody never gets banned. Read on) Why shock niches always die on a predictable timeline When a new technology shows up & there are no rules, the maximum-shock operators always print first because they're tapping demand the regular market doesn't serve. Real demand exists for almost every weird niche you can imagine. The internet proves it daily But the moment regulators, platforms & processors catch up, shock operators get nuked first because they're the easiest targets A character with three tits is a 1-click ban A character with developmental disabilities is a 1-click ban A two-headed character is a 1-click ban A normal-looking hot girl is impossible to ban because there's nothing obviously violating about her The cycle every shock niche follows Month 1-4 = shock printing, operator thinks he cracked the cheat code Month 5-6 = press attention, mainstream articles start Month 7 = platforms quietly update policies, moderators get new guidance Month 8 = mass bans, no warning, no appeals Month 9 = shock operators broke, scrambling, can't rebuild Month 10 = they're on Twitter explaining how they were "unfairly banned" & launching $497 courses on a business that doesn't exist anymore The platforms are not your enemy. The platforms are your moat If your character can't survive the next 3 platform policy updates, you don't have a business. You have a window with an expiration date taped to it What actually survives every ban wave My model is a generic 10/10 beautiful girl. Femininely hot. Slight imperfections. Could be anyone. Could be the girl from your gym. Could pass for a real human in any context, on any platform, in front of any moderator's eyes She doesn't violate anything because there's nothing to violate. She's just a girl. Who happens to be AI. Who happens to look completely real Last month she cleared $60,504 net Subs = $7,030 PPV messages (locked DM content subs pay to unlock) = $42,189 PPV posts = $2,841 Tips = $5,339 Renewals = $3,103 She'll clear similar this month. Similar next month. Similar all of 2027. Probably similar in 2028 when half the operators reading this are out of the game The model that survives every ban wave is the one that doesn't look like it should ever be banned in the first place Lust never dies Beauty never dies Trends die The math that makes the choice obvious Shock operator: ~$600k in 4 months then $0 forever. Permanently dead. Can't rebuild because the character itself was the violation Me: ~$720k this year, again next year, again in 2028, again in 2029. By year 3 I've out-earned every shock operator who ever lived. By year 5 they're driving for Uber. By year 10 I've cleared multi-millions on the same fucking character That's why shock looks smart for 4 months & looks retarded for the next decade Why I personally don't worry about ban waves anymore My infrastructure was built specifically for the world AFTER the shock window closed Three distribution platforms running simultaneously from day one Instagram = discovery (most reach, highest ban risk) X = brand safety net (longest content lifespan, way harder to ban for AI content) Telegram = retention fortress (zero censorship, no algorithm in between, I OWN the audience) When Instagram nukes an account (happened to me multiple times in 2026), I lose nothing important. X & Telegram audiences are already alive. New IG spins up on a burner iPhone 12 new SIM on a different carrier. X & Telegram funnel traffic to the new account. Revenue keeps moving while shock operators are crying about appeals on Reddit Character design rules to pass any moderator's eyes Femininely hot face that exists ~3 million times in real life Same bedroom in every shot, same bathroom, same lamp on the nightstand Faint freckles, slight asymmetry, real skin texture, moisture in the eyes Hair that has weight & responds to gravity, not the floating wig look Teeth slightly uneven, not the Crest commercial perfection AI defaults to She could be a barista at the coffee shop down your street Production stack in 1 line: WaveSpeed for every major AI model (NanoBanana2 for images, SeedDance 2 or Kling Motion Control for video) CapCut & DaVinci Resolve for post-production export through Instagram's Edits app for native IG metadata. Most operators skip the last step & their file reads "kling_output_4829.mp4" with EXIF screaming AI before a human ever sees the post The dystopia angle worth thinking about The fact that a Down syndrome AI model printed $150,000/mo for 4 months tells you something genuinely dark about the world we live in. Real demand for that content existed. Real men paid real money to a fake girl with a developmental disability We can pretend that's not the world or we can extract the actual lesson The lesson is NOT "go run a Down syndrome model" The lesson is human desire is way weirder & way deeper than the polite surface admits, & the operators who lean into the depth of that demand WITHOUT crossing the platform-immune-response line are the ones who win for the next 10 years The line is "could she pass as a real girl at a coffee shop on a Tuesday morning" Shock operators crossed every line because they didn't know lines existed. They thought taboo = profit forever. Taboo = a 6 month party that ends with everything you built deleted permanently Build a character that NEVER violates anything, a character that could pass for a real girl in any context I do not condone the Down syndrome play btw lmaooo

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FanView: 5/12/2026 By Joe Torosian Kick it! I have a definite interest in the Timberwolves and Spurs. I want to see how Wemby responds tonight. I want to see if Minnesota ratchets up the pressure. …And when a rumble breaks out I want to hear the broadcasters hollow lament of, “Oh, no one wants to see this.” Yes, truly… #43—May the San Francisco Giants rot and lie stinking in the earth…But at least the Giants are making an effort to get back in my cool book with a 9-3 victory over the Dodgers. Ohtani's homerless streak is now up to 51 at-bats.  Note to Colin Cowherd: Maybe Shohei's not quite Babe Ruth. If you want to see the Giants-Dodgers tonight, a single ticket in the blue section will cost $95. So $200 if you take someone with you, add another 45-bones to park, and after all that, they'll still have the audacity to expect you to tip when buying your soda, dawg, and peanuts. Donovan Mitchell goes full Sleepy Floyd last night…Cleveland ties its series with Detroit… and my take at the end was that I wanted both teams to go away. I want to pass "Go." I want to collect my $200. I want to see New York & OKC in the finals. Does anyone know the Ducks are still playing and only six wins away from the Stanley Cup finals? Well, if you do, you'll need $98 to get into Las Vegas' T-Mobile Arena tonight to see them play the Golden Knights.  LeBron was great this whole year. And while I don't think he's the GOAT, I'm not anti-LeBron. What is gross is the LeBron defenders that always come out hard after he's bounced from the playoffs.  Note to the Kool-Aid Sippers: I'm sick of hearing it, and I'm never going to buy the Lakers' bubble title. No travel, they played half a season, and without the shutdown to keep LeBron & Anthony Davis off the injured list, the Lakers don't win that title.  The Lakers' dilemma is Austin Reaves. You've got to pay him, but is he what they need when they've already got a deluxe version of him in Luca Doncic? It may be time to say sayonara... and Dodger management has never had a problem doing so. Now that they run the Lakers, fans should expect a lot of goodbyes. I was a little bit sad to hear about the passing of Craig Morton. I'm actually old enough to remember when there was a quarterback controversy between Roger Staubach and Craig Morton. Morton, who died on Saturday at 83, had a weird football journey. (Recently, I was told I have traits of someone on the Spectrum, so bear with me.) In 1964, the Cowboys took a 10th-round flyer on Navy's Staubach. In 1965, while Staubach was fulfilling his military obligation, they drafted Morton in the first round out of Cal. Morton starts and loses Super Bowl 5, Staubach wins Super Bowl 6, and Morton is traded in 1974 to the Giants for a first and second round pick. That first-round pick the Cowboys got for Morton? Hall of Famer Randy White. Morton finds his way to Denver in 1977 and leads them to Super Bowl 12, where they play the Dallas Cowboys. Morton gets sacked four times, once by White, and throws four interceptions. (Side note: Cowboys used a 10th-round pick in 1977 to draft San Jose State QB Steve DeBerg) Morton retired after the 1982 season, and John Elway came to Denver in 1983. Jersey number seven transferred from Morton to Elway. Morton lost two Super Bowls, and Elway lost his first three. Elway went to Stanford, Morton went to Cal…And Steve DeBerg was a backup quarterback to both of them. Morton may not be relevant today, but since I do FanView five times a week, there's enough room for him in the word budget to be remembered. The Dude abides… 1,289 Romans 12:12 jtbank1964@yahoo.com “RamView” M-W-F Follow Joe on X: @joet13b

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FanView: 4/22/2026 By Joe Torosian Kick it! So it's Earth Day... The day every guy who played basketball with a 3-inch vertical leap is celebrated. ... Feels good to finally be acknowledged. Just call me Scoot. I knew LeBron wanted to win last night because I saw him play through contact and the hard breathing of defenders without collapsing in agony. But I don't know if the Bronny minutes were necessary. Win or lose, Houston's So-Be-It Thompson is a great player to watch. A lefty, blonde hair, white guy who went to Duke…give Luke Kennard a massive birthmark and you've got the return of Jack Marin. (I know no one remembers Marin, but it was too rich to pass up.) Note to Dodgers: I want to give you some love, so what are you doing losing to Frisco? #30—May the San Francisco Giants rot and lie stinking in the earth… Looking forward to eating some pancakes tomorrow morning and gearing up for the NFL Draft. Really anxious to see what moves are made, who gets mad, and all the spin. If Myles Garrett were moved from Cleveland to Philadelphia, that would be a win for the Browns… and, depending on the price, a win for the Eagles. I'm always suspicious of overpaying for edge rushers. Granted, Garrett is the Cadillac of pass rushers, but a Honda gets you to work as well…and you don't have to worry about anyone scratching, dinging, or stealing it when you're inside the mall. If they do, go get another Honda. UConn's Solo Ball announces he will miss the entire 2026-2027 college basketball season after having wrist surgery. His intention is to return to the Huskies the following season. With all these NBA games broadcast on various platforms, each offers its own analytics, including live stats, trends, and probabilities… It's interesting, but it's distracting if you want to see the game itself. Watching the NBA playoffs last night, I couldn't help but think how happy Paul George is to be away from the Clippers, and De'Aaron Fox is to be out of Sacramento. I don't like the Boston Celtics, but I do like their HC Joe Mazzulla. I also like Jaylen Brown. Brown playing with Boston and Jayson Tatum is like Anquan Boldin playing in Arizona with Larry Fitzgerald. Attention is always going to Tatum…but Brown is far tougher. Speaking of Boldin, that's another pass catcher lost in the Hall of Fame's wide receiver abyss. Great win for the Philadelphia 76ers last night in Boston. I think what helped the 76ers was that they looked like the 76ers. When the spirits of Caldwell Jones, Bobby Jones, and Andrew Toney showed up, they knew who to inspire. Did you happen to see Philly guard Tyrese Maxey's reverse lay-up with 2:24 to play in the fourth? Speaking of unis…the Lakers' unis last night were a disgrace. Is the word "hunt" or "hunted" getting a little overused in NBA circles? Did the Lakers "hunt" Kevin Durant, or did they lock him down? Or did they guard him? Or did they just play defense? I don't even want to talk about the Kings, the Avalanche, and overtime… The Dude abides… 1,275 2 Timothy 4:1-5 jtbank1964@yahoo.com “RamView” M-W-F Follow Joe on X: @joet13b

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