Raymond Sue, DC CSCS @drraysue

Purveyor of pain relief and functional movement, amateur chef, martial arts and electric vehicle enthusiast. airrosti.com Seattle, WA Joined June 2009

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Raymond Sue, DC CSCS @drraysue

7 years ago

@DMC_Ryan Happy Birthday Ryan! Hope you have a fantastic day!

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Raymond Sue, DC CSCS @drraysue

8 years ago

@Tesla Storm Shadow #teampearl images.app.goo.gl/oNkSqXqHtG49pL…

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Raymond Sue, DC CSCS @drraysue

8 years ago

⁦@Tesla⁩ ⁦@elonmusk⁩ - I think this kid has the necessary DNA and talent to work for you. uxdesign.cc/redesigning-th…

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Raymond Sue, DC CSCS @drraysue

8 years ago

Thank you @elonmusk and @Tesla for creating such an incredible car in the Model 3. It’s so good that both Dad and I bought one! Yin and Yang or officially Storm Shadow and Qi Force. #lovetheModel3 #Teslafamily

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Raymond Sue, DC CSCS @drraysue

8 years ago

@Earl_Thomas Thanks for absolutely everything Earl! You gave everything on every play and I’m super bummed to see you go. Best of luck with the Ravens. 🙏👊

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Raymond Sue, DC CSCS @drraysue

8 years ago

@DMC_Ryan @elonmusk @Tesla @Teslanomicsco @fredlambert Thanks @DMC_Ryan! Just soaking it all in still. Look forward to your podcast every week.

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Raymond Sue, DC CSCS @drraysue

8 years ago

Finally took delivery of our Model 3D Worth every millisecond we waited! Thank you @elonmusk @tesla for everything you do! Thanks to @DMC_Ryan, @teslanomicsco & @fredlambert for keeping me up to speed. #beyondgrateful #funnestthingever #theEVrevolution

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Raymond Sue, DC CSCS @drraysue

8 years ago

@ElectrekCo @fredlambert This just in. It’s @DMC_Ryan’s car!

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Electrek.co @ElectrekCo

9 years ago

Electrek Podcast: Tesla makes progress with Model 3 production, more Boring Company details, and more electrek.co/2018/05/18/ele… by @fredlambert

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Eric Cressey @EricCressey

9 years ago

Disappointing to see so many TV features on how certain Olympians were "destined for greatness" from a young age. Completely undermines long-term athletic development approaches, discourages athletes from working hard to become late bloomers, and encourages early specialization.