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Flappy Bird: $50,000 a day, then he shuts it down #shorts
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Marco recalls Flappy Bird to argue that high earnings are not enough if work undermines personal wellbeing. In his account, a solo developer stops a highly successful game because he feels stressed; a joke about the parents lightens the passage. Figures and circumstances remain attributed to the speaker: the short excerpt does not document the finances or the developer’s personal situation.
Key points
- The game illustrates an individual project becoming highly profitable.
- Stopping it is described in relation to its creator’s stress.
- For Marco, financial value loses meaning without personal wellbeing.
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Il grano / fare il grano
Money, or making money. This is common Italian slang that Marco uses when talking about pay, business or monetisation.
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