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This guy right here. Whatever job he is interviewing for, I hope he gets it. He’s trying and that’s all that any of us can do. 💯 I’m going to give that man an A+ just on the fact that he put effort into this. So many people today... show more

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Acyn

44,988 次观看 • 1 个月前

Raymond Felton on Nick Wright comments calling LaMelo Ball a clown: “So, as a father I’m like fu*k you, how dare you talk about my son? When I see you I’m gonna slap the sh*t out of you, that’s the father in me. Now, me if I’m in the league I’m telling my dad don’t worry about it I’m going to address it, I got it, I’m going to say something to him. For you to call somebody a clown granted we all talk about this the other day, LaMelo was wrong for that shouldn’t have grab that man ankles unfortunately Bam got hurt and he got fined, i told y’all he wasn’t going to get suspended, he got fined. So, we all sit here and agree with each other that he was wrong for what he did. But now you going personal, he’s a clown. Like, when people go at people character, like if you want to talk about somebody game as an analyst or whatever you call yourself then you do that. But what people don’t understand is when you make stuff personal and now when you make it personal, but if I see you out on the streets you going to run to the cops. Let’s be honest. You going to try to sue me if I slap the sh*t out of you. But you just came at me personally though? So when I see you if I react to you coming at me personally being physical with you then you going to run and call the cops. He going to call the cops and you going to jail straight up. Because he going to press chargers. So, it’s just like I don’t know man when people go that far like that, I don’t really fool with them like that, I don’t even follow this dude honestly when he on TV, I turn the TV off.” (Via ToTheBaha)

Raymond Felton on Nick Wright comments calling LaMelo Ball a clown: “So, as a father I’m like fuk you, how dare you talk about my son? When I see you I’m gonna slap the sht out of you, that’s the father in me. Now, me if I’m in the league I’m telling my dad don’t worry about it I’m going to address it, I got it, I’m going to say something to him. For you to call somebody a clown granted we all talk about this the other day, LaMelo was wrong for that shouldn’t have grab that man ankles unfortunately Bam got hurt and he got fined, i told y’all he wasn’t going to get suspended, he got fined. So, we all sit here and agree with each other that he was wrong for what he did. But now you going personal, he’s a clown. Like, when people go at people character, like if you want to talk about somebody game as an analyst or whatever you call yourself then you do that. But what people don’t understand is when you make stuff personal and now when you make it personal, but if I see you out on the streets you going to run to the cops. Let’s be honest. You going to try to sue me if I slap the sh*t out of you. But you just came at me personally though? So when I see you if I react to you coming at me personally being physical with you then you going to run and call the cops. He going to call the cops and you going to jail straight up. Because he going to press chargers. So, it’s just like I don’t know man when people go that far like that, I don’t really fool with them like that, I don’t even follow this dude honestly when he on TV, I turn the TV off.” (Via ToTheBaha)

NBA Courtside

153,478 次观看 • 5 个月前

Skip Bayless says Jalen Brunson is the face of the league: “The package of it is not is not wildly entertaining it just works. And what he proved to me in this series is he is the best player in the National Basketball Association right here, right now. He didn’t just show you he did it. He did that against that team and that guy. I give it up, man. You got to say here, you earn best player in the league status.” (Via Gil’s Arena)

Skip Bayless says Jalen Brunson is the face of the league: “The package of it is not is not wildly entertaining it just works. And what he proved to me in this series is he is the best player in the National Basketball Association right here, right now. He didn’t just show you he did it. He did that against that team and that guy. I give it up, man. You got to say here, you earn best player in the league status.” (Via Gil’s Arena)

NBA Courtside

406,297 次观看 • 3 个月前

Asmongold reveals his dad loved Vietnam because there were no women and infinite ammo "He said he could do whatever he wanted. There were no women there and they had infinite ammo and as many grenades as they wanted." "He had a t-shirt that said, if a man speaks in the forest and there's no woman to hear it, is he still wrong?" "His ex screamed at him on the phone for 45 seconds. He didn't even say anything. Just hung up and said, all right, so do you want to drive there?"

Asmongold reveals his dad loved Vietnam because there were no women and infinite ammo "He said he could do whatever he wanted. There were no women there and they had infinite ammo and as many grenades as they wanted." "He had a t-shirt that said, if a man speaks in the forest and there's no woman to hear it, is he still wrong?" "His ex screamed at him on the phone for 45 seconds. He didn't even say anything. Just hung up and said, all right, so do you want to drive there?"

Asmongold Updates

212,160 次观看 • 2 个月前

This couple is working together delivering groceries. The man seems upset that there is a lot to deliver and a maybe a walk up the driveway from the street. He appears to be waiting for someone to come outside and help. Kind of lightly tosses the cake on the top step. As the woman is trying to take everything up to the top step he tells her no “make ‘em come down here…there’s a man in the damn house, probably watching, he could of came and helped us.” 🤯 Delivering groceries is supposed to be to the front door, that’s it. That’s the job you signed up for. No telling what is going on with the person who ordered them and it doesn’t matter. It’s not the customer’s job to come outside and help unload and deliver the groceries that they just paid for to be delivered. Several items, two people and five steps. The struggle is real apparently. 😳 Don’t pick a delivery job and then get mad when you have to deliver. 💯 Have you ever pre-tipped a grocery delivery and then had to go back in and adjust? Would you tip this couple for their delivery?

This couple is working together delivering groceries. The man seems upset that there is a lot to deliver and a maybe a walk up the driveway from the street. He appears to be waiting for someone to come outside and help. Kind of lightly tosses the cake on the top step. As the woman is trying to take everything up to the top step he tells her no “make ‘em come down here…there’s a man in the damn house, probably watching, he could of came and helped us.” 🤯 Delivering groceries is supposed to be to the front door, that’s it. That’s the job you signed up for. No telling what is going on with the person who ordered them and it doesn’t matter. It’s not the customer’s job to come outside and help unload and deliver the groceries that they just paid for to be delivered. Several items, two people and five steps. The struggle is real apparently. 😳 Don’t pick a delivery job and then get mad when you have to deliver. 💯 Have you ever pre-tipped a grocery delivery and then had to go back in and adjust? Would you tip this couple for their delivery?

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32,883 次观看 • 3 个月前