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Walmart said “rollback prices”…she thought it meant take it all… MISSION FAILED AT THE DOOR” What drives someone to risk legal trouble over retail theft…financial need, impulse, thrill, or what? Does punishment need to be more harsh? She really thought she had it planned out. Cart loaded like she’s...

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*rough trans 🦊: jingjng is someone who is quite open. and she’s like… and she’s the kind of person who doesn’t really have any… what do you call it? she’s not hard to get to know. yeah. like, what she likes or what she doesn’t like, she’ll always just say it 👤: she’ll just tell you directly? 🦊: yes, though of course there are some exceptions here and there. but we can always tell how she’ll react if she dislikes something, or if she likes it… yes 🐯: wait, that… that part i want to know. if i supposedly don’t like something, what do i do? 🦊: no, it depends on the situation. but we can immediately tell that “okay, this is not normal” 🐯: really? 🦊: yes, yes 👤: there’s a certain energy? 🦊: you can just feel it. you can feel that, “ah… she’s starting to dislike this, she’s starting to…” for instance, if she’s talking, she’ll just start blankly smiling, or she’ll start doing less, or she’ll like… talk less or something. yes, she has that side to her. it just so happens that i can read it jan is really observant and she cares about her a lot. their bond feels really close. it’s just so sweet 🥹💗 #JanJingjing
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*rough trans 🦊: jingjng is someone who is quite open. and she’s like… and she’s the kind of person who doesn’t really have any… what do you call it? she’s not hard to get to know. yeah. like, what she likes or what she doesn’t like, she’ll always just say it 👤: she’ll just tell you directly? 🦊: yes, though of course there are some exceptions here and there. but we can always tell how she’ll react if she dislikes something, or if she likes it… yes 🐯: wait, that… that part i want to know. if i supposedly don’t like something, what do i do? 🦊: no, it depends on the situation. but we can immediately tell that “okay, this is not normal” 🐯: really? 🦊: yes, yes 👤: there’s a certain energy? 🦊: you can just feel it. you can feel that, “ah… she’s starting to dislike this, she’s starting to…” for instance, if she’s talking, she’ll just start blankly smiling, or she’ll start doing less, or she’ll like… talk less or something. yes, she has that side to her. it just so happens that i can read it jan is really observant and she cares about her a lot. their bond feels really close. it’s just so sweet 🥹💗 #JanJingjing

melly 🦊🐯

23,554 次观看 • 3 个月前

Melania Trump’s bombshell statement yesterday on the Jeffrey Epstein affair needed subtitles. As she spoke it was all so odd. There had to be a subtext. Her choice of words and tone was so loaded it felt like there was another shadow statement underneath, and her shock appearance was just act one of this drama, prefiguring a much bigger statement to come. It was so astonishing for her to deny allegations that most of us had never heard about. We were left wondering what she was really trying to say. Her statement raised questions that hadn’t ever been asked before, and now we’re all wondering what the answers are When she said that the rumors about her “need to stop,” did she mean the rumors about Trump and Epstein, or did she mean something else? When she said she was not a victim, did she actually mean she was one? Statement analysts went bananas online, but here is what occurred to me as she spoke. ✍️ Melissa Kite Article |
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Melania Trump’s bombshell statement yesterday on the Jeffrey Epstein affair needed subtitles. As she spoke it was all so odd. There had to be a subtext. Her choice of words and tone was so loaded it felt like there was another shadow statement underneath, and her shock appearance was just act one of this drama, prefiguring a much bigger statement to come. It was so astonishing for her to deny allegations that most of us had never heard about. We were left wondering what she was really trying to say. Her statement raised questions that hadn’t ever been asked before, and now we’re all wondering what the answers are When she said that the rumors about her “need to stop,” did she mean the rumors about Trump and Epstein, or did she mean something else? When she said she was not a victim, did she actually mean she was one? Statement analysts went bananas online, but here is what occurred to me as she spoke. ✍️ Melissa Kite Article |

The Spectator

14,965 次观看 • 5 个月前

This woman’s landlord thought she was already moved out when though the tenant hasn’t reached out now has she gave her back the key. Every night to be safe, the tenant opens the oven door so if anyone broke in it would hit the door and alert the tenant that someone broke in. The tenant was getting ready for bed at night and the landlord claim she thought the home was vacant. So she comes by without a 25 hour notice and tries to walk in and when she opened the door, it broke the oven door. Now she’s trying to withhold the deposit due to the damages she caused herself by coming over without notice. Is it fair for the landlord to do so even though she caused the damages, what would you do?
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This woman’s landlord thought she was already moved out when though the tenant hasn’t reached out now has she gave her back the key. Every night to be safe, the tenant opens the oven door so if anyone broke in it would hit the door and alert the tenant that someone broke in. The tenant was getting ready for bed at night and the landlord claim she thought the home was vacant. So she comes by without a 25 hour notice and tries to walk in and when she opened the door, it broke the oven door. Now she’s trying to withhold the deposit due to the damages she caused herself by coming over without notice. Is it fair for the landlord to do so even though she caused the damages, what would you do?

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

38,224 次观看 • 5 个月前