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I recently heard this story. Thoughts? “I tipped $7 on a $120 takeout order. The cashier looked at the screen, then looked directly at me. “Only $7?” I thought she was joking. “Yes, $7.” She called her manager over. He looked at me and said, “If you can afford to spend $120 on food, you can afford to leave a 20% tip.” I calmly replied, “I thought tipping was optional.” He said, “Then we have the right to refuse you service.” There were people standing behind me, listening to the entire conversation. Suddenly, I felt like I was being publicly shamed for not giving enough money. So I made a decision. I cancelled the entire $120 order, asked for my money back, and walked out. I had no problem leaving a tip. I had a problem with being told how much I was morally obligated to give, especially when I was picking up takeout rather than receiving full table service. A tip is supposed to be a gesture of appreciation, not a payment demanded through guilt or public humiliation. If businesses believe workers deserve better pay, shouldn't that responsibility fall primarily on the employer rather than the customer? But now I'm curious… Was cancelling the entire order justified, or was a $7 tip on an $120 takeout order actually cheap? I want to hear both sides.”

Caleb Hammer reveals he went from $90,000 in debt at 18 to a $250,000 net worth before he ever made a dollar on YouTube “When I graduated high school, my parents first advice they told me to do was go max out a credit card for a piano I wanted, so I immediately did that. also a store card maxed out for an iMac, because I needed a sick iMac for college. A card maxed out on McDonald’s, federal student loans for a bullshit degree that I dropped out for anyway, Sallie Mae student loans, a $13,000 car loan, and a family loan for a down payment on the car too. So I just owed money to everybody.” “I had goals of where I wanted to get to in life and even though I was making the minimum to live, with the goals I wanted, I couldn’t get there, I just looked around and I was like this isn’t it.” “My friend got a job down here in Austin, a sales job, very low pay but great upside if you do well, so I just packed up my sedan, sold all my stuff, drove down in a week and a half to Austin, and it was a $32,000 a year job but the upside was basically unlimited” “I got to the top of the sales team in terms of sales volume and commission and I immediately started making six figures, saved up that emergency fund, cutting everything I could, living in cheaper places, doing roommates, so that I could save up for a 10% down payment on a house in Austin, “Then I rode the COVID market, sold it for a $100,000 profit, rolled that into the next property, rental property, and I kept rolling, So I went from negative $90,000 at 18 to positive $250,000”

Never deleting this app. 😂

If we deported all illegal aliens, home prices would fall between 20%-30%. If we deported all illegal aliens, ER wait times would drop. If we deported all illegal aliens, insurance costs would drop. If we deported all illegal aliens, we could give more Americans healthcare. If we deported all illegal aliens, crime would drop. If we deported all illegal aliens, traffic woild decrease. Every single thing in American life would get better if we deported all illegal aliens. So why don’t you support it?

Ok, that’s it. I’ll come out and say it. Thom Tillis’s staffers, during the aftermath of Helene, sent US people to see if we could help when FEMA was kicking victims out of hotels during the Biden administration. 2 of the 6 people he sent me were completely unvetted frauds trying to take advantage of the FEMA hotel program. I sent the fraudulent people back his office and said they were frauds. Never heard back. I begged him for actual help instead of pushing random people on ME to help instead of pushing FEMA to do its fucking job and help people. Also never heard back. If anyone should be ashamed of their actions during Hurricane Helene… it should be Thom Tillis. He also BARELY visited us during the aftermath of Helene and was essentially dragged back to us by JD Vance, who was awesome and did help us, personally. Thom Tillis is genuinely terrible and I’m glad he’s leaving the Senate.

@Pokket Because I think we need to have immigration law and deport illegal aliens? There was an election, and this was a core issue people voted on It's cringe as fuck seeing the privileged class of infulencers virtue signaling for something they never experience the consequences from

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Wall Street Mav @WallStreetMav

a year ago

Nobody will be coming to our rescue. 🤔

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The thing is, they denied that there was a single FBI agent in that crowd while American citizens were locked in jail with no bail for the entire Biden administration. This is a bigger deal than whatever the Democrats think happened that day.

Wall Street Mav @WallStreetMav

a year ago

Nobody will be coming to our rescue. 🤔

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🔥🚨BREAKING: Legendary rapper Ice Cube tour bus was bombed by Antifa after they mistook the Hip-Hop legend’s bus for ICE authorities.

The fucked up part isn’t that they had almost 300 FBI agents there on J6. What’s fucked up about our country is not one of them came forward the past 4 years. No way all of them align with far-left ideology, but they sold their country out anyway for a paycheck. They’re fucking cowards that should all be fired and put in prison for the rest of their life for treason.

Literally every single controversial “quote” I’ve seen people post that Charlie “said” is either missing words/sentences that provide crucial context or completely made up and it’s really starting to piss me off

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Sean Davis @seanmdav

a year ago

It’s not enough to contact employers. For individuals threatening or celebrating violent terrorism, state licensing boards must also be contacted and complaints must be filed. Lawyers, teachers, and medical professionals who endorse or threaten violence violate their license

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The Left just blew all their trust. Normies see a nice guy doing a simple debate, not a political speech, not leading a rally or a riot, getting gunned down in 4k. Then they see a bunch of people, even their friends, cheer and clap and dance. They ask why. "Well, you see, he was evil!" they cry gleefully, eyes feral. The normie just stares a the screen. A clean cut guy with a microphone is bleeding out horrifically. It reminds them of the scared young blonde they saw bleeding out on the subway just a few days ago. A question forms. "What did he do that made him evil?" they ask. "He SAID things!" they scream back, a bit of spittle flying from their mouths. "So you are happy they murdered him....for talking?" "YESSSS!!!! You get it now!" claps their kids teacher, their pilot, or their doctor. The normie is horrified. Someone they trust their kids to, their health to, or their safety is acting like a foaming, raging lunatic who wants people dead because they said something they didn't like. Do you realize how this comes across?

They don’t kill you because you’re a Nazi, they call you a Nazi so they can kill you.

Bill Maher delivers a brutal message to Democrats still calling Trump “Hitler.” Kirk is dead, and Maher has had enough of this sh*t. “Okay, first of all, assholes, he’s not Hitler. Okay? An insult to everybody in the Holocaust, to begin with. Second of all, calling somebody Hitler makes it a lot easier to justify things like assassination. Let’s put a shitload of that away, shall we?”

@ronrule @ElonMuskAOC Amazing idea👌🏻💪🏻💪🏻