You’ve been banned multiple times for botting. There’s even a video of you botting on YouTube

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BR bot!"
BR noob!"
BR trash!"
Unfair ban!"
I report you!"
Only BRs cheat!"
GMs corrupt!"
No skill, just bot!"
Play fair, idiot!"

Ever stopped to think that you might be the problem? You’re the one who scammed Archerz

Archerz and you peel my whole dick

Yeah, I’m no saint. I’ve used it, I’ve been banned, thats how I know you Guys do too. I’ve had some characters deleted, fair play. Never used bots on my main characters unlike you guys, but that’s beside the point.

My point is, you guys have all them tools, barrel bots, bot creator on speed-dial, “rumours” of a private bot (wouldn’t be surprised) and you’re still shit at the game lol

And don’t point fingers on botting on youtube, you’re live-streaming ur bot everytime you do livestream haha.

cry is free.

Cry is not free and let me prove you. Every tear we shed comes at a real cost—physical, emotional, energetic, and even financial. On average, a person cries out around 15 to 20 ml of tears per year, which equals over 1,400 drops, each containing valuable electrolytes, proteins, and water—resources that the body loses and has to replenish.

One tear isn’t just a drop of water—it also represents around 0.1 calories of energy expenditure, meaning a full-on emotional session could burn 20–30 calories. That’s the same energy as running 100 meters—while breaking down. Crying suppresses the immune system by increasing cortisol levels, which in turn weakens T-cell activity. In practice, one teary night can weaken you more than eating two bags of chips.

Crying also costs us time—we lose 2–3 hours a month recovering emotionally, which adds up to 36 hours a year—almost a full work week! And time is money—approximately $200 a year, if calculated at minimum wage. Add in the cost of tissues—around 200–300 used per year, which equals nearly $25.

Makeup? One night of crying can ruin a $50 eyeliner, an $80 foundation, and a $60 mascara. Crying often ruins sleep, and just one night of poor sleep can reduce productivity by 30%. That’s like giving away three hours of your life for free.

Prolonged crying leads to dehydration—an hour of sobbing can cause you to lose up to 100 ml of water, resulting in headaches, lack of focus, and reduced logical thinking. If you factor in the cost of treating chronic crying (therapy, medication), you’re easily looking at several thousand dollars per year.

Socially, crying can hurt relationships—people may perceive the crier as weak or emotionally unstable, and in the workplace, it can even cost you promotions or trust.

Let’s not forget the cosmetic damage—puffy eyes, wrinkles from constantly wiping your face, and even long-term skin laxity. That’s not just an aesthetic issue—it means money spent on creams, treatments, and concealers.

Crying also affects those around you—how many times have you killed the vibe in a room with your sobbing? People nearby have to emotionally invest, comfort, and support you—their time and energy aren’t free either.

Though psychologically cleansing, crying leaves behind an energetic void. The body needs 30 minutes to several hours to return to balance. It’s like rebooting a computer system—costly, inefficient, and draining.

Tears aren’t free—each one has a price. Maybe not in dollars, but in time, health, relationships, and strength lost. Crying is a silent luxury of emotion, and it costs far more than you think.

This ChatGPT is getting out of hand