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She thought it would be a quick call; just book her usual appointment and move on. Same salon. Same routine. Two years of loyalty. But the second the call connected, everything flipped. “Can I book an acrylic fill with May or Tim?” she asked casually… and what came next...

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A’ja Wilson explains why she’s grateful Dawn Staley benched her early in her career “I deserved it. I stunk it up my first collegiate game. It was horrific. I was like, ‘Okay, maybe the bench is for me. Let me give this a try.’” “She knew that was going to be the best fit for me. I needed time to see the game. She couldn’t just throw me out there because the game was too quick.” “It probably would have killed my confidence if she kept me as the starter. I probably would have never been the same player if she had just left me out there.” “She was like, ‘No, you just need to see it, and then you can kill them.’ She keeps it real. It was honesty.” “She felt like my second mother then, and she still feels like my second mom now. She was in gyms when I wouldn’t even play because I was terrible at basketball.” “The loyalty she showed made me think, ‘You’ve got something else. I want to grow. I need to grow, and you’re the best.’ She always said be a pro and be disciplined in everything that you do. Don’t take anything lightly.” “And just always be a pro in the way you carry yourself because you never know who’s looking. Be in spaces where you feel safe, but never lose yourself.” “She let me be me. She allowed me to be human.”

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𝐌𝐑. 𝐖𝐇𝐈𝐓𝐄 ™

246,691 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

“45 minutes in line… just to be told NO?” 🌯😳 A woman says she waited nearly an hour during a Chipotle BOGO promo, thinking she scored a deal; until everything flipped at the counter. “I just stood in line for 45 minutes for the buy one, get one… and she tells me I can’t use it,” she says, still sitting in her car. “Like… what do you mean NO?” Frustrated, she posted her receipt, convinced the whole thing was a scam. But here’s the twist; people in the comments noticed something she completely missed… and suddenly the situation didn’t look the same anymore. Was this bad customer service?
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“45 minutes in line… just to be told NO?” 🌯😳 A woman says she waited nearly an hour during a Chipotle BOGO promo, thinking she scored a deal; until everything flipped at the counter. “I just stood in line for 45 minutes for the buy one, get one… and she tells me I can’t use it,” she says, still sitting in her car. “Like… what do you mean NO?” Frustrated, she posted her receipt, convinced the whole thing was a scam. But here’s the twist; people in the comments noticed something she completely missed… and suddenly the situation didn’t look the same anymore. Was this bad customer service?

Dr.L

734,049 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

This woman’s neighbor called the city on another neighbor for having too many cars parked in the street. The neighbor asks her if she did it which she obviously didn’t because she didn’t care. Now she knows the type of neighbor she has that would report something trivial like that, and now she’s plotting her revenge of pettiness. If your neighbor was like this would you just let it go or would you be just as petty as they were?
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This woman’s neighbor called the city on another neighbor for having too many cars parked in the street. The neighbor asks her if she did it which she obviously didn’t because she didn’t care. Now she knows the type of neighbor she has that would report something trivial like that, and now she’s plotting her revenge of pettiness. If your neighbor was like this would you just let it go or would you be just as petty as they were?

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

78,295 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

Tim Pool is right about Candace Owens. She is not helping the country and she is damaging the right. Her behavior is helping democrats. She just postured in front of millions. She responded to Turning Point announcing their event to address her claims by saying, “you can pick the place, you can pick the time.” Her exact words. But the moment they actually PICKED a place and a time, suddenly it “doesn’t work for her.” That shows you she didn’t actually mean it. It was performative confidence. It was her trying to look a certain way to the public.
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Tim Pool is right about Candace Owens. She is not helping the country and she is damaging the right. Her behavior is helping democrats. She just postured in front of millions. She responded to Turning Point announcing their event to address her claims by saying, “you can pick the place, you can pick the time.” Her exact words. But the moment they actually PICKED a place and a time, suddenly it “doesn’t work for her.” That shows you she didn’t actually mean it. It was performative confidence. It was her trying to look a certain way to the public.

Jeffery Mead

252,176 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

“Dad bod” doesn’t mean she wants a soft guy. She STILL wants a Man who is in the top 1% of appearance. She just doesn't want to SEE or HEAR or be INCONVENIENCED by any of the real work and habits this requires. And she really doesn't care if YOU maintain those habits as long she can eat everything she wants, drink like a fish, and stay up all night with you. Her: "You can do it but I don't want it interfering with OUR life" #FWPlayboy #MasculineFrame #GameForMe
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“Dad bod” doesn’t mean she wants a soft guy. She STILL wants a Man who is in the top 1% of appearance. She just doesn't want to SEE or HEAR or be INCONVENIENCED by any of the real work and habits this requires. And she really doesn't care if YOU maintain those habits as long she can eat everything she wants, drink like a fish, and stay up all night with you. Her: "You can do it but I don't want it interfering with OUR life" #FWPlayboy #MasculineFrame #GameForMe

FortWorthPlayboy

17,056 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

“You don’t really need the window seat… do you?” A woman boards her flight out of Newark, ready for a caylm trip; she even paid extra for a window seat. But when she gets there… someone else is already sitting in it. She politely says, “Hey, I think that’s my seat.” The woman looks at her and goes, *“Well… do you really need it?”* The AUDACITY. After a little back-and-forth, the seat thief finally moves; but the story doesn’t end there. She leaves her bag… under the rightful passenger’s seat. So now not only did she try to steal the seat; she’s claiming the legroom too. When asked to move it? She refuses. Straight up: *“The bag’s staying.”* At this point, a flight attendant steps in and shuts it ALL the way down: “Nope. Not your seat, not your space. And no; we’re not putting your bag up for you. You can do it yourself.” People will really try you over a seat they didn’t even pay for… and then double down like they’re entitled to your space too. If you were in that situation… would you have handled it calmly like she did, or would you have lost your patience the second they said “do you really need it?”
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“You don’t really need the window seat… do you?” A woman boards her flight out of Newark, ready for a caylm trip; she even paid extra for a window seat. But when she gets there… someone else is already sitting in it. She politely says, “Hey, I think that’s my seat.” The woman looks at her and goes, *“Well… do you really need it?”* The AUDACITY. After a little back-and-forth, the seat thief finally moves; but the story doesn’t end there. She leaves her bag… under the rightful passenger’s seat. So now not only did she try to steal the seat; she’s claiming the legroom too. When asked to move it? She refuses. Straight up: *“The bag’s staying.”* At this point, a flight attendant steps in and shuts it ALL the way down: “Nope. Not your seat, not your space. And no; we’re not putting your bag up for you. You can do it yourself.” People will really try you over a seat they didn’t even pay for… and then double down like they’re entitled to your space too. If you were in that situation… would you have handled it calmly like she did, or would you have lost your patience the second they said “do you really need it?”

Dr.L

526,430 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

A young fan is going viral after confidently rapping every word to a Jeezy track, and it didn’t go unnoticed. Her mom joked she could go to the Vegas concert if she really knew the song… and now it looks like that bet just paid off 😳😂 Jeezy tapped in himself and told her “see you in Vegas,” basically locking her in for the experience. Gotta respect it… she really earned that one 😂🔥 Y’all think she just had that song on repeat… or she a real day one fan? 👀
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A young fan is going viral after confidently rapping every word to a Jeezy track, and it didn’t go unnoticed. Her mom joked she could go to the Vegas concert if she really knew the song… and now it looks like that bet just paid off 😳😂 Jeezy tapped in himself and told her “see you in Vegas,” basically locking her in for the experience. Gotta respect it… she really earned that one 😂🔥 Y’all think she just had that song on repeat… or she a real day one fan? 👀

Traps N Trunks

139,567 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten