Wildlife Notes
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Wildlife nature & the stories happening beyond our view. Observing animals. Learning from nature. Sharing meaningful moments.
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This woman finalized her divorce and she’s now on her way to return her car back to her ex. On the way there all of a sudden now it’s having car problems and doesn’t want to start. She finally got it to start and dropped it off to where he agreed to meet her at. He went online and blasted her saying she left it filthy and blamed her for sabotaging the car, before she dropped it off he claimed it was working perfectly and now is talking about having her liable. If your ex was making demands like this, would they just be lucky they got the car back period?
Ashlar2,400,681 次观看 • 5 个月前
The woman filming just walked into the hotel at 6am wearing a jacket and looking like she just got off the street, she proceeded to walk into the breakfast area of this hotel. An employee she’s her and tries to identify her as a guest and asks her name and room number. The woman refuses to identify herself and refuses to cooperate. The employee then tells her she will have to call the police is she isn’t supposed to be here because it’s only for guests. The woman is hinting that she is supposed to be here and is only being stopped because of color, and sits there to see if the employee verifies if everyone else is supposed to be there as well. This escalates into a call to the police, while it does look like it’s possible she walked in for breakfast, is it likely she’s even a guest checked in at the hotel?
Ashlar418,914 次观看 • 5 个月前
This social media influencer tried to use his followers to create backlash for their establishment. He’s at the airport and he bought a breakfast bagel from Einstein Bros. Problem is Einstein Bros doesn’t have a sit down facility for its guests. So he walks down into a bar and sits down to eat. Since this place with the tables is a bar, they only allow people to eat there that are customers. He isn’t 21 and therefore can’t be a customer because he can’t legally buy an alcoholic drink. But he lies and tells his followers that they were being unreasonable by not letting him eat there, while failing to mention they gave him a very valid legal reason why he couldn’t eat there. When these influencers abuse their position and create negative reviews and backlash that impact a business’s livelihood, should they be held civilly liable for damages?
Ashlar250,115 次观看 • 5 个月前