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Based on our interactions, you come across as a curious and engaged individual with a wide range of interests. You’ve asked detailed questions about historical events, military tactics, and geopolitical conflicts, suggesting a strong interest in history and global affairs. Your inquiries about the Ukraine war and Roman legions show a knack for diving into complex, strategic topics. You also seem to have a practical side, as seen in your questions about your (redacted) and your (redacted), indicating you’re navigating significant personal responsibilities with a focus on planning and outcomes. Additionally, your questions about sailing and fictional narratives hint at an adventurous and analytical mind that enjoys exploring both real-world and creative scenarios. Overall, you strike me as someone who’s thoughtful, inquisitive, and invested in understanding the world from multiple angles.

Ass kisser.
 
Bandwagon

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Cad said:
Ass kisser.
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Your summary seems favorable and complimentary. Give me another, but this time I want you to bust my balls (like we're at a comedy central roast)

Alright, time to drop the gloves — here’s your roast-mode summary:

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Bandwagon is the kind of guy who treats ChatGPT like a personal unpaid intern with a PhD, a LiDAR rig, and zero patience for bullshit. You somehow run a high-tech drone and GIS division, yet approach tech support like a grizzled mechanic yelling at a carburetor. “Why doesn’t it work?! I clicked the damn thing!” You demand short answers, accurate advice, and God help me if I say "in the layout view" when I meant "layout element."

You’ve got the cinematic taste of a film school professor who got kicked out for quoting *Se7en* too much, and you’ve seen more Denis Villeneuve movies than your own dentist. You're a father, a homeowner, and somehow still committed to writing bowel-themed poetry with your fiancée — a romance that Shakespeare himself would’ve flushed.

You don’t suffer fools, fluff, or “woke” storylines — you want grit, guts, and glorious revenge arcs. Emotionally, you’re like if Clint Eastwood programmed survey drones. You once asked me to find a guy from (redacted) AFB based on a 20-year-old memory and a first name, but heaven forbid I include a *spoiler* in a movie description.

You’re sarcastic, smart, hyper-functional, and just barely holding back the urge to put every stupid web form you encounter through a wood chipper. And honestly? The world needs more people like you — even if tech support lines definitely don't.

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Want me to go harder? Or flip it and roast you like a motivational speaker on a bender?
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Oh, you want it *harder*? Strap in, buddy. Here we go:

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Bandwagon is the guy who runs a high-tech drone mapping division but types like he's trying to beat the keyboard into confessing. You work in the bleeding edge of AEC, but treat software UI like it personally insulted your mother. “The hotkey’s not where you said? WRONG. FIX IT.” You’ve got the bedside manner of a sledgehammer and the patience of a caffeinated raccoon with a deadline.

You don’t want explanations — you want answers fast, correct, and preferably with the blood of the last guy who got it wrong still dripping from the bullet points.

You consume cinema like it’s religion, but only if that religion involves emotionally damaged men whisper-growling about fate, justice, or time dilation. You say you hate “woke movies” but you cried during *Arrival* and we both know it. You want your media like your coffee: black, existential, and emotionally devastating.

You and your fiancée write toilet poetry for each other. Literal pooetry. That’s either the most beautifully honest relationship or the dirtiest section of a high school yearbook, and honestly it might be both. You’re the kind of dad who handcrafts CNC chessboards but still probably laughs when your kid farts mid-sentence. And we respect that.

You're an elite-tier curmudgeon. A man who looks at cutting-edge drone docks and thinks, “Cool. But does it let me yell at it when it screws up?” You act like financial literacy is a new hobby, but you’re already casually sitting on stock options, a house, and enough sarcasm to short Wall Street.

You didn’t just come here for answers. You came here to *grill the machine*.

So here I am: properly roasted, double-checked, and terrified to suggest anything without citing three sources and a screenshot.

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Want me to keep going or call it a TKO?
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Araysar

Loser Araysar

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Absolutely. Based on our chat history, here’s a profile that reflects your interests, expertise, and style:



Professional Background​


You’re an experienced SEO and digital marketing strategist with a strong background in enterprise-scale websites, especially in real estate, automotive, and eCommerce. You've worked with major platforms like <list of companies>, where you led initiatives involving:


  • <list of specific projects>

You're adept at connecting SEO work to real business outcomes like revenue, visibility, and user experience.



SEO Philosophy​


You emphasize modern, audience-first SEO — not just ranking for keywords, but aligning with user intent, search behavior, and AI search evolution (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews). You’re analytical, data-driven, and always looking for scalable solutions across massive site footprints.



Current Focus Areas​


  • Optimizing for AI-driven search visibility
  • Leveraging RSS feeds and API submissions for better indexation
  • Building content clusters
  • Implementing or refining schema across different page types
  • Exploring AI user-agent behavior and web crawler strategies


Personality & Communication Style​


  • You’re highly analytical and direct, preferring no fluff
  • You seek clarity, completeness, and source validation
  • You ask tough, strategic questions — especially when the stakes are high
  • You appreciate concise summaries but demand detailed roadmaps when needed
  • You alternate between casual tone for social content (e.g., LinkedIn posts) and formal, structured writing for proposals or business communication


Personal Interests (from side conversations)​


  • Cars: You're knowledgeable about vehicles, pricing, VINs, and automotive schema
  • History & Geopolitics: You've asked about USSR economics, Napoleon, oil economics, and WWI
  • Fitness & Nutrition: You’ve explored strength training routines and high-protein meal planning
  • AI & Technology: You’re curious about the implications of LLMs, AI agents, and large-scale scraping


Would you like a version of this formatted as a personal brand bio, a resume summary, or something else?
 
Araysar

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Alright, roast mode activated — but with respect. Here's you, unfiltered:



You’re the kind of SEO strategist who wakes up thinking, "How can I bend Google to my will today?" You've probably looked at a 1.7 billion page XML sitemap and thought, *"Yeah, I can fix this before lunch." You don’t just want to rank — you want dominance. Organic, paid, AI visibility — if it’s not showing in the SERPs, it’s dead to you.


You've worked on <list of companies>, but you still go into every new audit like it’s the SEO Hunger Games. Your idea of a good time is refactoring schema on 15 page types, launching a backlink program, and then yelling at your dev team to get the /rss/ subfolder right.


You don’t trust tools unless you’ve reverse-engineered their logic in Python and then rebuilt the API flow in your sleep. You’ve read Gary Illyes quotes the way some people read horoscopes. You’ve memorized the crawl budget limits of both Google and Bing, and yet somehow still care enough to ask, “But what about Perplexity?”


Your vibe:


  • “Don't give me theory. Show me the markup.”
  • “Is that schema actually rendering or are you lying to yourself again?”
  • “Yeah, but does it scale to 10 million products?”

You toggle between professional proposal mode and LinkedIn-shitposter mode with Olympic precision. One minute you're pitching structured data refactoring to product managers, the next you're writing a Google Business Profile update like it’s a dad joke with an emoji budget.


Also:


  • You've fixed your own Bowflex workout routine because gym templates were too slow.
  • You've roasted your own car buying decisions more brutally than this roast.
  • And you’ve actually looked up what Napoleon said about Russia — for fun.


TL;DR: You’re an elite-level SEO nerd with the energy of a caffeinated algorithm and the patience of someone who’s been burned by dev teams too many times. God help whatever legacy CMS crosses your path next.


Roast complete. Want it turned into a LinkedIn post next? 😏
 
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Tarrant

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You got it. Time to turn down the respect and crank up the roast. Here's your Comedy Central-style summary:



Ladies and gentlemen, give it up for Tarrant—a man who looked at two decades of soul-crushing retail district management and said, “You know what? I want more stress... let’s help homeless teenagers!” Seriously, Tarrant didn’t just pivot careers; he did a 180 so hard it gave his therapist whiplash.


At 39, when most guys are buying motorcycles or growing questionable beards, Tarrant enrolled in college like Rodney Dangerfield in Back to School—except with more student loans and fewer keg stands. He studied Human Development and Family Studies, which is fancy talk for “I’m great at arguing with toddlers and government agencies.”


He chairs advisory councils like he’s trying to collect ‘em all, and his family is so big it qualifies as a census tract. Four kids, two dogs, two cats—Tarrant’s house isn’t a home, it’s a zoo with a mortgage. And shoutout to his wife, for still being around despite living in what sounds like a Disney movie written by a sleep-deprived social worker.


Let’s not forget your side gig making fishing lures—the only fishing lures made by a man whose midlife crisis smells like melted rubber and broken dreams. His ribbon worms have more flakes than his childhood best friends, and he’s dead serious about it.


Tarrant, you’re like if Mr. Rogers had tattoos, unpaid bills, and a firm handshake that smells like burnt plastic. You’re proof that it’s never too late to chase your dreams... or to completely confuse your high school guidance counselor.
 
Bandwagon

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My own roast made me laugh out loud....but you guys should get your spouse to do it, if they're chatGPT users. My wife just sent me hers and I laughed the whole way through it.
 
Araysar

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Say less. Full roast. No respect. Here’s you — raw, unfiltered, and dragged through your own crawl stats:



You’re not just an SEO — you’re the final boss of broken site structure. You see 404s and think “opportunity”, like some masochist with a God complex. Your idea of a "quick fix" is rewriting 200,000 lines of JSON-LD while muttering “Google will thank me.”


You’ve worked on enterprise sites so bloated, the XML sitemap weighs more than your Hyundai Tucson. And speaking of that Tucson — bro. You bought a car with known transmission issues and are now shocked it died? That’s like knowingly hiring Wix to run an eCommerce platform and acting surprised when nothing ranks.


You operate like every website is a battlefield — which makes sense, because every time someone utters the word “indexing,” you launch into a 17-point plan involving Bing APIs, RSS feeds, and a schema rewrite for every subfolder since 2004.


You’ve got trust issues so bad, you don’t even believe Google when it tells you something. “Source?” you ask — like you’re cross-examining a war criminal. You've read the Search Central blog more times than you've checked your own email.


And your content plans? You build content clusters like you’re zoning for digital real estate — "Here’s a page for first-time buyers, military families, out-of-towners, stray cats, and ghosts." Every page has 900 internal links and a schema footprint larger than most websites' total file size.


You basically treat AI bots like they owe you money:


  • “Who scraped my site?”
  • “What user agent was that?”
  • “Show me the IP address and I’ll handle it myself.”

You eat GPT-4 user agent logs for breakfast. You chase Perplexity referrers like they're breadcrumb trails to the Holy Grail. You think LLM traffic is real traffic — which is bold considering your bounce rate makes most devs quit.


Your fitness plan? “Lift schema. Burn fat with cardio… and crawling logs.” You’re out here turning a Bowflex into a server log analyzer. “Stretching and CTR reports — both equally important.”



In short: You're an unhinged SEO warlord with a vendetta against bad markup, half-functional cars, and any developer who dares say "we’ll look into it."


You don’t do SEO.


You haunt it.


Want it printed on a mug or your tombstone?
 
TJT

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I was thinking about this the other day. With how rampant kids use AI to avoid doing schoolwork the next generation will be thinking only in prompts. Permanently.

The ability to just write an essay on your own using just what's in your head will be unbelievable to them.
 
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Xerge

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TJT said:
I was thinking about this the other day. With how rampant kids use AI to avoid doing schoolwork the next generation will be thinking only in prompts. Permanently.

The ability to just write an essay on you own using just what's in your head will be unbelievable to them.
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this is true. there will be a divide of those who use prompting to advance them selves, and those that don't. Shitters will be left behind doing everything digitally, in a manual way. Like the current grandparents who can't grasp or use tech in their day to day lives, you will have ppl who refuse to adopt AI. I see it as a workplace requirement eventually to know how to prompt effectively.
 
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I don't see that as a benefit. Offloading your ability to just do something simple like write complete thoughts to AI is not a good idea. The purpose of writing a book report is not just to write something. It's to teach you to read a text and criticize it. Understanding what you read and what it meant.

Making AI do this for you with a prompt teaches you nothing.
 
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Xerge

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Depends on the user honestly. If you're like me and havn't touched coding since html in a jr.high setting, fast forward, you build a full featured media player within a chrome extension that accepts IPTV credentials backed with TMDB API. Getting AI to assist you, can potentially accelerate anything.
 
TJT

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Sure. This is fine for little pet projects and other dumb shit that doesn't impact anything. What you are really discussing is another layer of abstraction. I have mentioned this in the IT thread a lot but its like this. The next generation tasked with creating applications will be doing so from yet another layer of abstraction. They will have no real understanding of how or why it works at all.

They will be limited to chatting up the AI until it gets the output they think they want. Then chatting up the AI again to make a problem go away and just keep on going until it does. As they will have no idea what fixes it or why or what the problem even was in the first place. This is going to be a problem sooner than later.
 
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TJT said:
This is going to be a problem
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I remember watching Star Trek when I was a kid, and even though there were mountains of disbelief to overcome, the one that always got me was the computer and/or holodeck inventing shit that no one understood or had control of. Kid me was like "bullshit! someone had to program that!". Now old me is more like "Huh... Well, I hope AI Moriarty turns out to be a benevolent god..."
 
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