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Wallahi, I met a genuinely honest man today around Kabuga Junction, Kano. He was hawking these toy cars when I stopped to buy one. He told me it was ₦2,500, but I negotiated it down to ₦2,000, and he agreed. By mistake, I gave him ₦3,000 instead of ₦2,000. I didn’t even realize it at the time. My wife noticed after we had already moved on, and I told her to leave it. But the man himself later realized that I had overpaid him, and he actually rushed back to meet us just to tell me. I told him, “No problem, keep it. It’s yours.” But honestly, the fact that he came back even when he could have easily kept the money really touched me. It may be just ₦1,000, but honesty like this deserves to be appreciated. If you see him hawking these toys around Kabuga Junction, along the road towards Rijiyar Zaki/Kofar Fompo, please support him. Insha Allah, I’ll go back and find him to appreciate him properly. Honesty deserves to be rewarded. ❤️🤲🏽

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Ryan Clark during Monday Night Countdown on what Caleb Williams told him after the Week 1 loss to Minnesota: “I saw Caleb after that game in the tunnel, and he told me when I was leaving, “It’s going to be different because the people in the building are different. He believed it that night.”

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JUST IN: Group of people TIED and BEAT the 25-year-old Ecuadorean illegal accused of the brutal r*pe of a 13-year-old girl at Kissena Park in Queens The man says he waited all day for him at a store. When he finally arrived at night, he waited for him outside, and other people helped him The group smacked him around and tied him up with a belt “I seen him a few times — he comes to this store to buy stuff,” The man said “I waited for him. I waited the whole day to see if he would come up. He came at night “He came in, we went to buy something, I saw what he was trying to do, he looked back at me. I waited for him to come out the store and dragged him to the floor. A couple people helped me.”

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NEW: President Joe Biden appears to think he was vice president during the pandemic, says Obama told him to go to Detroit to fix it. Wow, these debates should be fun. For those who don't know, Mike Pence was vice president during the pandemic. "When I was vice president, things were kind of bad during the pandemic." "What happened was, Barack said to me, ‘Go to Detroit, and help fix it.’ Well the poor mayor, he spent more time with me than he thought he was ever going to have to."

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UPDATE: I’M ABLE TO SPEAK AGAIN!! I been talking since Tuesday. For those that aren’t familiar with tracheotomies, because of the open hole in my throat, it prevents me from speaking because air goes out the trach rather than up through your voice box. So in order for me to speak, I have a cap called a speaking valve (the purple cap). What it does is cover the trach to allow the air I breathe to go through my nose and mouth again while stopping air from coming out my throat, allowing my voice to come out. It’s a really big adjustment and what should feel like breathing normal doesn’t feel natural at all. I can only wear it for a short time before getting tired for now. A week ago I didn’t even know how to breathe with it on, but last night I had it on for the longest I’ve had so far and it felt comfortable. So there’s hope to getting back to normalcy. I Still have to adjust to my daily life with this thing in my throat. Still not comfortable gaming or sitting for long period of time because of the position I need to be in. It’s getting better though. Hopefully it’s still just part of the healing process. Also. Thank you to the community for giving me the confidence to post videos and pictures of myself in the most unflattering situations.

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