Work Social Media to promote your stream

Your stream won't be much of a success if nobody comes. So, you spend a couple of hours working on your Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn contacts, mentioning your upcoming stream and hinting at some of the ideas you have.

You don't have a lot of contacts... working sixteen hour days and being married to a woman who could only stand being the very center of the universe took care of that. But still, there are a bunch of programmers you've worked with or went to school with and programmers are likely to be interested in someone telling them how their programming experience can lead to something better than some sixteen hour a day job hacking code for some bozo who doesn't know a user interface from a sort algorithm.

You even get a couple of responses and promises to share.

While you're on, you search for some of the girls you've met. A lot of the names are pretty common but you try to narrow by geography and manage to send out friend requests. While you're on, you also change your status from 'Married" to "Single." Not that you had a whole lot of luck with your "Single" status bringing you tons of girls back in the day. Still, you figure the world is changing around you and you want to be part of that.

While you're at it, you decide to check on Amber's profile.

Now that you think about it, she never got around to changing her status to Married. She'd told you her male clients fantasized about getting her into bed and that made them willing to spend more. Now, you wonder how many of them actually managed to get her into their bed. Maybe you're being a pervert but you check out those photos she posted with a different eye. When, exactly, did she take that bikini picture? And who took it? It wasn't you and the camera is too far from her body to be a selfie. It also doesn't look like one of your local beaches. Crap.

You add a couple of comments on Discord streams related to your hacking the sim concept and shut down.