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Does the "rivalry" hype actually ruin the sport? in Martial Arts & Combat Sports ·
I feel like every time a big fight is announced, the media immediately tries to force this massive, historical narrative onto it. They love to drag up old grudges or compare new matchups to legendary bouts from years ago just to get people clicking. It feels so manufactured sometimes.

Personally, I prefer it when a matchup is just about the skill sets or the ranking. When you try to frame every single fight as a continuation of some ancient grudge or a clash of cultures, it takes away from the actual athleticism. It’s like they’re trying to sell a movie instead of a contest. I’ve watched enough fights to know that most of these "epic showdowns" don't have half the tension people claim they do before the first bell rings.

Does anyone else feel like the hype cycles are getting more ridiculous, or am I just getting cynical about how fights are marketed?
IRS and Tax Filing Issues in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
wanderingseal14 said:Hi there!
I could really use some help here.
I just decided to switch over to digital tax filing this week.
I got my USB drive and encrypted PIN from FINRA, but I’m hitting a massive wall trying to get everything installed.

I downloaded the tax software directly from the FINRA site. But once I open it, the program won't recognize my certificate—it doesn't even show up as an option when I try to load it.
On top of that, when I attempt to decrypt the PIN, I keep getting an error saying "cryptographic device support is not installed."
I've been wrestling with this for two days now and I'm honestly at my wits' end.
The instructions mention that if the certificate isn't recognized, I should run an app called "ActivCard Gold Utilities." Does anyone know where I can actually download that?

Help, please.

Honestly, the easiest way to deal with this headache is just calling the free FINRA support line at 1-800-008-0800. They'll walk you through it step-by-step—you'll probably have everything running in about 15 minutes.
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