Riveting question. The reason I don't know what the "LA vape cabal" is is because a few years ago I left "the trenches," which is a negative sum value extractive time sucking slaughterground. I renewed my career path and started a business. For many, getting a job is +EV. This is hard to digest for those that were promised riches and financial freedom if they bought XYZ influencer's next poocoin or whatever people call it these days. But if you study the track record of all of these influencers - yes, pretty much all of them, not targeting anyone in particular - these coins and "projects" tend to end up in the ground, and the influencers tend to end up much richer. This is the real time-tested legacy of the garbage shilled on here, if you observe with any sort of objectivity and without rose-tinted glasses. The majority of you are of average intellect (at best), do not have any insider information, and are gambling (with odds worse than casinos) on the hopes that one day, one of these "plays" you found scrolling Twitter will somehow retire you. These people - actually, these parasites - feed on that hope. It's not happening. Most of you are better off moving on, getting a job, trying to start a business (it's never been a better time to start an online startup!) and trying to create some positive value in the world. Fairly unpopular thing to suggest this side of Twitter, but if a couple of people hear this and decide to change the trajectory of the next few years of their lives, it'll be satisfying enough. You'll be able to look back and know you actually did your best. The others will look back and kick themselves for being dumb enough to give up the best years of their lives to -EV hypergambling on bundled ponzis and making the "LA vape cabal" or whatever the f*ck a tiny bit richer.(FatMan)