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Done.
SMHHOLD UP BRUH....now I was bored enough to use Firefox's page source to get the actual image and put it into Google
thats not even his plate
http://www.pinterest.com/pin/112378953176797625/
A wake up now member is about to explain to me why his business isnt a scam
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TwistedMetal
Ruined Childhood
I don't hate on a nikka gettin his bread
get it how you get it
but keep it a hunna
I respect nikkas more when their hustle is real
and not posting other people's money
or food pics from the net
get it how you get it
but keep it a hunna
I respect nikkas more when their hustle is real
and not posting other people's money
or food pics from the net
OH shyt nikkaS I GOT IT !!!!!
*L*E*G*A*C*Y*
Done.
SO I decided to do a little search on that Awaken energy drink these WUN clowns are pushing and found this...
Awaken review on Amazon
6 of 11 people found the following review helpful
Store-label junk, sold as part of a pyramid scheme
By willfe on May 15, 2014
This product is sold by a company called "Wake Up Now," which is operating an illegal pyramid scheme in the United States and a few other territories. Its primary business is selling the "opportunity" to participate as a distributor ... who then goes around selling the opportunity to participate as a distributor ... and so on.
The drink itself is made-to-order and drop-shipped item produced, packaged and shipped by a contracted beverage vendor. It's just a run-of-the-mill energy drink with an unremarkable flavor and a bucket full of sugar (2,500 milligrams *per serving*) to achieve that classic sugar high (and the requisite sugar crash that follows) that so many better tasting and far less expensive drinks also provide.
This energy drink represents the company's first efforts (after three years of offering solely online, low-value services at ridiculously high prices) to provide an actual, tangible product its distributors can sell in an attempt to head off allegations that it's running a pyramid scheme. Unfortunately, product-based pyramid schemes are still illegal. In keeping with its tradition of ridiculous markup on what little it does actually sell, the pricing for this off-brand energy drink is ludicrous -- $5.83 per can as of this writing -- and practically guarantees no one outside the scheme will ever purchase any.
Don't waste your money on this. There are better products available (including here on Amazon) for far lower prices that *don't* involve providing revenue to a collection of con artists.
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4 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Worst energy drink ever made
By kindle galivets on May 19, 2014
It tasted awful. Friend of mine bough some of it and I had an opportunity to taste it. All I can say is there are many energy drinks that taste a lot better than Thunder (Awaken). Also the price is way too high. Who in their right mind would pay almost $6.00 for a can of less-than-average energy drink?
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1 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Obviously Redbull and Monster don't like competition
By Julian Cole on May 21, 2014
Best tasting energy drink out there. No jolts like other energy drinks and sugar free! All natural caffeine not that synthetic stuff that make your eyes bulge.
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3 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Stay clear from this "All Natural" junk...
By RealAmerican on May 18, 2014
Be warned. This is no different than any other energy drink. "All Natural" is just a marketing ploy that they use to confuse people to think that it is either organic or does not contain manufactured ingredients. It is a sneaky trick to get more people to purchase the product. See below for the list of "other ingredients" which I am sure you will find in the majority of energy drinks out there:
Carbonated water
Citric Acid
Sodium Citrate
Malic Acid
Natural and Artificial flavours
Potassium Sorbate (preservative)
Sodium Benzoate (preservative)
Sucralose
Acedulfame posassium
FD & C #40 (or better known as Allura Red)
To top it off, this drink is being sold by Wake Up Now, Inc through a contracted third party. Do some research on the company, or better yet, read their annual report here: [...]
After some simple research, you will notice that the company is structured like a typical pyramid scam, where they offer customers the opportunity to be independent business owners (for the price of $100/month). Recruiting more people means more residual income based on your "level". Either way, the majority of the "business owners" fail to break even, while those with larger teams rake in all of the cash. While they may not be breaking any laws, they are still poaching off of those that are unemployed or struggling.
The company is losing several millions of dollars every year, and they are not likely to survive much longer within their current operating model. Most of the "executives" that market their business on the internet by flaunting handfuls of cash, renting expensive cars, and making videos of their luxurious vacations.
I don't recommend you do any business with this company, but please do your own research before coming up with your own opinions."}">Read more ›
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Awaken review on Amazon
6 of 11 people found the following review helpful
Store-label junk, sold as part of a pyramid scheme
By willfe on May 15, 2014
This product is sold by a company called "Wake Up Now," which is operating an illegal pyramid scheme in the United States and a few other territories. Its primary business is selling the "opportunity" to participate as a distributor ... who then goes around selling the opportunity to participate as a distributor ... and so on.
The drink itself is made-to-order and drop-shipped item produced, packaged and shipped by a contracted beverage vendor. It's just a run-of-the-mill energy drink with an unremarkable flavor and a bucket full of sugar (2,500 milligrams *per serving*) to achieve that classic sugar high (and the requisite sugar crash that follows) that so many better tasting and far less expensive drinks also provide.
This energy drink represents the company's first efforts (after three years of offering solely online, low-value services at ridiculously high prices) to provide an actual, tangible product its distributors can sell in an attempt to head off allegations that it's running a pyramid scheme. Unfortunately, product-based pyramid schemes are still illegal. In keeping with its tradition of ridiculous markup on what little it does actually sell, the pricing for this off-brand energy drink is ludicrous -- $5.83 per can as of this writing -- and practically guarantees no one outside the scheme will ever purchase any.
Don't waste your money on this. There are better products available (including here on Amazon) for far lower prices that *don't* involve providing revenue to a collection of con artists.
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4 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Worst energy drink ever made
By kindle galivets on May 19, 2014
It tasted awful. Friend of mine bough some of it and I had an opportunity to taste it. All I can say is there are many energy drinks that taste a lot better than Thunder (Awaken). Also the price is way too high. Who in their right mind would pay almost $6.00 for a can of less-than-average energy drink?
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1 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Obviously Redbull and Monster don't like competition
By Julian Cole on May 21, 2014
Best tasting energy drink out there. No jolts like other energy drinks and sugar free! All natural caffeine not that synthetic stuff that make your eyes bulge.
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3 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Stay clear from this "All Natural" junk...
By RealAmerican on May 18, 2014
Be warned. This is no different than any other energy drink. "All Natural" is just a marketing ploy that they use to confuse people to think that it is either organic or does not contain manufactured ingredients. It is a sneaky trick to get more people to purchase the product. See below for the list of "other ingredients" which I am sure you will find in the majority of energy drinks out there:
Carbonated water
Citric Acid
Sodium Citrate
Malic Acid
Natural and Artificial flavours
Potassium Sorbate (preservative)
Sodium Benzoate (preservative)
Sucralose
Acedulfame posassium
FD & C #40 (or better known as Allura Red)
To top it off, this drink is being sold by Wake Up Now, Inc through a contracted third party. Do some research on the company, or better yet, read their annual report here: [...]
After some simple research, you will notice that the company is structured like a typical pyramid scam, where they offer customers the opportunity to be independent business owners (for the price of $100/month). Recruiting more people means more residual income based on your "level". Either way, the majority of the "business owners" fail to break even, while those with larger teams rake in all of the cash. While they may not be breaking any laws, they are still poaching off of those that are unemployed or struggling.
The company is losing several millions of dollars every year, and they are not likely to survive much longer within their current operating model. Most of the "executives" that market their business on the internet by flaunting handfuls of cash, renting expensive cars, and making videos of their luxurious vacations.
I don't recommend you do any business with this company, but please do your own research before coming up with your own opinions."}">Read more ›
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Bra she bought somebody else on and I made that nikka start cursing
KinksandCoils
African American Queen
I could respect these guys if they would just say hey I know it's a pyramid scheme but as long as I'm getting money it's all good....
Some of us on here aren't complete social pariahs and got IGs right?
i'm tempted though 
USSInsiders
Banned
i'm tempted though
Who am I kidding breh, I'm a fukking loser too I guess since I don't have on myself 
TwistedMetal
Ruined Childhood
Every time.
And these muhfukkas kill me posting up some basic ass dinner talkin about #BOSSLIFE or some shyt.
Case in point:
nikka...you can make this plate at home
After looking at that Instagram, I have come to the conclusion that this Damarkashedout dude NEEDS to be stopped.
PART 2 BREHS !!!!
@Ricky Church @BocaRear @Yung Yogurt @Teedot @VonteMB @Chris.B @L&HH @TEKBEATZ @HacksawJimThuggin @Hacksaw Jim Thuggin @Mac Brown @Biggavel @illadope @Atlrocafella @hustlemania @spaceXjamzZ @BuddyOmar @The Nigerian @LA Fisher @Beegio @mamba @wild100sboy @mcellas @Human Torch @Zero @cfountain @Crakface @Rawtid @BuddyOmar @*L*E*G*A*C*Y*
@Ricky Church @BocaRear @Yung Yogurt @Teedot @VonteMB @Chris.B @L&HH @TEKBEATZ @HacksawJimThuggin @Hacksaw Jim Thuggin @Mac Brown @Biggavel @illadope @Atlrocafella @hustlemania @spaceXjamzZ @BuddyOmar @The Nigerian @LA Fisher @Beegio @mamba @wild100sboy @mcellas @Human Torch @Zero @cfountain @Crakface @Rawtid @BuddyOmar @*L*E*G*A*C*Y*
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TwistedMetal
Ruined Childhood
*L*E*G*A*C*Y*
Done.
product based pyramid schemes are still illegal.if no service is being offered...then thats illegal
TwistedMetal
Ruined Childhood
the title tho
"wake up no part 2 nikka"
"wake up no part 2 nikka"