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Jay Gatsby retweeted
Men die or go to prison for life everyday because of women like this
This lady threatened a Black man with violence from her brother who has nothing to do with nothing because she isn’t getting her way at AT&T
Jay Gatsby retweeted
RIP Taurian Fontenette aka Air Up There aka Mr 720 (1983-2026)
One of the greatest dunkers ever
Jay Gatsby retweeted
NOBODY played this record ANYWHERE! Y'all weren't there and it shows 🤦🏾♂️😅
Why moving out of DC was a dumb move by that franchise, what an inconvenience lol
Washington commanders fans get locked in the metro.
It took so long for the train to get home that by the time it arrived at the final station, there were no employees there and all the doors were locked.
So tons of people were just trapped.
It normally takes like an hour to get home on the metro but today it took two hours. So everybody was already like frustrated.
Thank goodness the commanders won lol
Anyways, your final update, somebody showed up and let us out. The game ended at 11:27 PM and I got home at 1:59 AM.
I may never Metro again lol
Jay Gatsby retweeted
Anyone thinking the lady who towed the car was in the wrong is weird. They BOTH live in the same apartments meaning they BOTH know you must pay for the parking spot. If you gave yours to your guest, why would you think its acceptable to park your car in a stranger's spot??
She came home at 11:30 at night to find her neighbor's car in her paid parking spot, so she had it towed.
"There's a sign on the wall and a sign on the floor."
Neighbor: "You could have knocked on the door. We stay right next door to each other."
Her: "I don't know you, mama. Seeing you does not mean I know you."
Should she have knocked first, or was the tow fair?
Jay Gatsby retweeted
The more I see yall defending the lady who car got towed the more I realized yall are the same kind of person as her. Inconsiderate with a victim mentality, she violated and now she gotta deal with it.
She came home at 11:30 at night to find her neighbor's car in her paid parking spot, so she had it towed.
"There's a sign on the wall and a sign on the floor."
Neighbor: "You could have knocked on the door. We stay right next door to each other."
Her: "I don't know you, mama. Seeing you does not mean I know you."
Should she have knocked first, or was the tow fair?
