Absolutely none of that will happen. The Democrats are the party of corruption... And you know it.
Ed retweeted
Do we think the public will ever know??
Someone needs to leak this damn thing
There's a thing called "the 7 P's of life... Prior Proper Planning, Prevents Piss Poor Performance
If you follow the 7 P's, you'll never go wrong...
She didn't follow the 7 P's...
You're welcome ✌️
Replying to @jokotagbaposi
WOMAN: “What else?”
SUPERVISOR: “Your husband called our office earlier and reported that you had boarded this flight without his knowledge. He specifically asked us to make sure you did not use his employee benefits.”
The woman’s face went pale.
WOMAN: “That’s a lie. He bought my ticket himself!”
SUPERVISOR: “The ticket was purchased with your own credit card. And according to the booking record, the name of the passenger traveling with you was removed from the reservation yesterday.”
The cabin became so quiet that I could hear someone opening a bottle of water.
PASSENGER: “Passenger traveling with her?”
The supervisor hesitated.
WOMAN: “You have no right to discuss my private life in front of strangers!”
SUPERVISOR: “I’m not discussing your private life. I’m trying to resolve a seating dispute and verify your booking.”
Then a phone rang in the supervisor’s hand.
He answered, listened for a few seconds, and looked directly at the woman.
SUPERVISOR: “Ma’am, your husband is on the line. He says he wants to speak to you.”
She grabbed the phone.
WOMAN: “Baby, please explain to them. Tell them you authorized the seat.”
A man’s voice came through loudly enough for several nearby passengers to hear.
HUSBAND: “I never authorized that seat. And I told you not to get on that flight.”
She began crying.
Then he said something nobody expected.
HUSBAND: “You told me you were flying to your sister’s house. Why are you on a flight to the city where my divorce hearing is taking place?”
The woman froze.
I sat down in the seat I had paid for while the supervisor escorted her to the front of the cabin to resolve the situation.
But just before the cabin door closed, she turned toward me.
WOMAN: “I hope you’re happy. You embarrassed a pregnant woman in front of an entire plane.”
I looked at her and replied:
PASSENGER: “You had a choice to ask for help. You chose to take what belonged to someone else and use your pregnancy to make anyone who objected look heartless.”
Now I want to ask you something.
Was I wrong for refusing to surrender a seat I paid extra for to a pregnant woman, or should I have shown compassion regardless of how she treated me?
And should the airline have handled her husband’s private phone call differently, even if she was the one who started the confrontation?
If they have to beg, chase and plead, they are not with the right woman, and time to move on.. you did it to yourself.
Men these days are different. The moment you say no, they’re gone. No begging, no pleading, no chasing. This generation of men will accept your rejection so fast, you’ll start wondering if they ever wanted you in the first place.
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She's a smart, interesting athlete. What's your problem? 🤡
Yet again the US races proving that F1 is still not a safe space for the LGBTQIA+ community with Sophie Cunningham waving the flag and Ted Cruz giving out trophies.
@F1 I thought we were keeping politics out of the sport? Do better for our community and help us feel welcome.
You're a moron. That's it.
Said it before, ill say it again. Stage racing is just scheduled manipulation to bunch the field. The "chase" is just waiting for the "big one", in under powered race cars...
Send her down the road
My girlfriend wants a cut of my $140k salary for her sisters.
My girlfriend found out I landed a new corporate role pulling in $140k, which is double my old salary.
We don't even live together, but she immediately cornered me with a financial plan for my new paycheck.
She demands I send $1,500 a month to her mother to cover her mortgage, plus an allowance for her two adult sisters who refuse to hold down jobs. Her logic is that since she stuck by me when I was broke, my new wealth belongs to her entire family ecosystem.
When I told her absolutely not, she flipped out, calling me a selfish pig and threatening to dump me for lacking family values.
My money goes toward my own retirement and debt, not funding her lazy relatives.
She's currently freezing me out until I sign a joint bank account over to her.
Am I the asshole for keeping my hard-earned money to myself?























