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⚽️🏆Polls 🇲🇽Mexico vs Ecuador 🇪🇨 🕑 Wednesday, July 1, 1 AM GMT You’ve got 24 hours to lock in your pick. Who takes this one? Let’s go.

⚽️🏆Polls 🇫🇷France vs Sweden 🇸🇪 🕑 Tuesday, June 30, 9 PM GMT You’ve got 24 hours to lock in your pick. Who takes this one? Let’s go.

⚽️🏆Polls 🇨🇮Côte d’Ivoire vs Norway 🇳🇴 🕑 Tuesday, June 30, 5 PM GMT You’ve got 24 hours to lock in your pick. Who takes this one? Let’s go.

⚽️🏆Polls 🇳🇱Netherlands vs Morocco 🇲🇦 🕑 Tuesday, June 30, 1 AM GMT Who takes this one? Let’s go.

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Today something happened on eYou that I want to share. A user posted a claim. He was sure he was right. Our fact-check came back nuanced. 50/50. Some parts true, some parts missing context. He was angry. He told us the fact-check was garbage. We could have ignored it. We didn't. We asked our team to verify the claims again. Line by line. Source by source. The fact-check held. And then something rare happened. He looked again at his own post. He saw the mistake. He admitted it. Not to us. To himself. That moment is everything we built eYou for. Not to make people feel stupid. Not to win arguments. To create a space where being wrong is not the end of the world. Where the goal is the truth, not the ego. He chose to delete his account. We respect that. And the door stays open if he ever wants to come back. The internet taught us to never back down. eYou is trying to teach something else. It is okay to be wrong. It is human to say it. Good evening, friends. Jass & @Grégoire Vigroux

#⚽️🏆Polls 🇩🇪Germany vs Paraguay 🇵🇾 🕑 Monday, June 29, 8:30 PM GMT You’ve got 24 hours to lock in your pick. Who takes this one? Let’s go.

#⚽️🏆Polls 🇧🇷Brazil vs Japan 🇯🇵 🕑 Monday, June 29, 5 PM GMT You’ve got 24 hours to lock in your pick. Who takes this one? Let’s go.

#⚽️🏆Polls 🇿🇦South Africa vs Canada 🇨🇦 🕑 Sunday, June 28, 7 PM GMT Who takes this one? Let’s go.

365 days sober. Was I an alcoholic? Probably not. Was I at risk? Probably yes. And that’s the reality it took me years to recognize. Because alcohol never ruined my life. And that’s exactly what made it dangerous. I did not drink at home. I did not drink alone. I never woke up wondering what happened the night before. I was simply doing what millions of people do every week: Celebrations. Business dinners. Networking events. A beer here. A cocktail there. And occasionally, a little more. Like those New Year’s Eves when one vodka became an entire bottle. Not enough to alarm anyone. Not even my wife. But enough to alarm me. In my world, drinking felt cultural. Normal. Expected. Part of being social. Part of doing business. Part of celebrating success. And that’s precisely what made it dangerous. Because when a habit is socially accepted, you rarely question it. Yet alcohol is a slow, silent and insidious poison. Not the kind that destroys your life overnight. But the kind that quietly takes a little something from you every day: A little discipline. A little energy. A little clarity. A little health. For years, I told myself I was in control. I wasn’t. I was just lying to myself. Then one day I asked myself a simple question: Is my life better with alcohol or without it? The answer was obvious. Alcohol was not fueling me. It was draining me. So I stopped. One month became three. Three became six. Six became twelve. Today marks 365 days. What have I gained? Better sleep. More energy. Sharper focus. More peace of mind. And I realized something that was difficult to admit: Alcohol wasn’t making any moments better. It was simply making them easier to tolerate. Because life is not always easy. I used to think alcohol helped me deal with stress, pressure and problems. In reality, it was doing the opposite. It wasn’t solving anything. It was just postponing the discomfort. And often making my problems worse the next day. Do I miss drinking sometimes? Of course. The ritual. The buzz. The escape. The feeling of “switching off” after a tough day. But when I compare what I’ve lost with what I’ve gained, there is no contest. The clarity. The energy. The discipline. They far outweigh those fleeting moments. This isn’t about morality. I don’t judge people who drink. To me, it’s about freedom. About lucidity. About making intentional choices. And perhaps the most important lesson is this: Happiness starts with a conscious life. My friends, If you drink a little too much, a little too often, as I once did, ask yourself one simple question: Is alcohol adding to your life? Or quietly taking something away from it? In my case, here’s to another 365 days sober. And to many more. I raise my glass of non-alcoholic beer to everyone who has chosen clarity over social habit. Because happiness starts with a clear mind. And freedom starts the day you no longer need a drink to feel good.

#⚽️🏆Polls 🇯🇴Jordan vs Argentina 🇦🇷 🕑 Sunday, June 28, 2 AM GMT You’ve got 24 hours to lock in your pick. Who takes this one? Let’s go.

#⚽️🏆Polls 🇩🇿Algeria vs Austria 🇦🇹 🕑 Sunday, June 28, 2 AM GMT You’ve got 24 hours to lock in your pick. Who takes this one? Let’s go.

#⚽️🏆Polls 🇨🇩DR Congo vs Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 🕑 Saturday, June 27, 11:30 PM GMT You’ve got 24 hours to lock in your pick. Who takes this one? Let’s go.

#⚽️🏆Polls 🇨🇴Colombia vs Portugal 🇵🇹 🕑 Saturday, June 27, 11:30 PM GMT You’ve got 24 hours to lock in your pick. Who takes this one? Let’s go.

#⚽️🏆Polls 🇭🇷Croatia vs Ghana 🇬🇭 🕑 Saturday, June 27, 9 PM GMT You’ve got 24 hours to lock in your pick. Who takes this one? Let’s go.

#⚽️🏆Polls 🇵🇦Panama vs England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🕑 Saturday, June 27, 9 PM GMT You’ve got 24 hours to lock in your pick. Who takes this one? Let’s go.

#⚽️🏆Polls 🇳🇿New Zealand vs Belgium 🇧🇪 🕑 Saturday, June 27, 3 AM GMT You’ve got 24 hours to lock in your pick. Who takes this one? Let’s go.