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Remember that massive mansion foreclosure I posted about? The one where they wanted me to cut 2-3 acres of grass for $300? 😂 I said hell no. Now after all this rain the grass is twice as high… and they’re calling again. My new quote? $5,000. Not a penny... show more

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🚨 LMFAO! President Trump on Trump Accounts: "This is NOT me and putting the name on it was not my idea!" "I didn't know — all of a sudden I see my name on it in the bill. But I'm very proud to have my name!" "They think it would sell. They said it'll sell better if your name's on it. I said, look, leave it on. But I did not." "I just want to I did not ask for it — Michael is that a correct statement? Did I ever go to you say Michael don't put up the money unless they use my name? No, but I have done that in other cases!" 😂

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Is there a scientific explanation for this? There’s another video where it goes all the way up and blend in with the rest of the grass. You will not be able to tell which one is it.

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