Newsletter Schemes, Copywriting Scams and Chaotic Singles

We sent him an email. We said uh hey just wanted to Blah blah blah. You know, if if you read the milk road or you like it, like just respond with like whatever. Hello. Tell me where you're uh like hey, you're a subscriber to the Milk Road. Where do you live? Guess how many replies we got? I have no idea.

I think we literally got three replies. Out of how many sense there was maybe like I don't know. twenty thousand or something like that. Twenty thousand in three replied? Yeah. I feel like I can root Well I know.

It be what I want to I'm putting my law in it like my day song on the roadless trouble. Never looking back. Dude. According to the YouTube data. By the end of this sentence, half the audience will have dropped off. That's how content goes nowadays. You have like four four point two seconds to hook everybody. Is that true? Was it is it really that short? I thought it was like joking, but it it is like that. I mean like after somebody clicks play

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