@GuruLakers Always found it funny when people gave Bean love like he could actually play soccer when he was clearly just a big fan. Bronny can actually play, super impressive.
Jeanie Buss is a 64yr old women with no kids who a few yrs ago said, men that have kids is a “major turnoff” for her
Sees her blood family as her ultimate enemies. Jeanie just wants to keep living the LA lifestyle as LAL owner, in her echo chamber, that’s all that this is about
@agupta People in Shenzen, Shanhai, Bangalore, Toronto, and London are going to have a very hard time working as a cashier at 7-Eleven or Wal-Mart.
I might be crazy, but I really do suspect those jobs will be filled by American workers. And the wages will probably go up.
One of these is not like the others
Individual stock trades as president:
• Obama: 0 in 8 years
• Biden: 13 in 4 years
• Trump: 7,000+ in past 6 months
Weird I can’t find the interview George did with Jocelyn Nungaray’s family, a 12 year old girl who was raped and killed by an illegal immigrant.
Or Lake Riley’s family, a 22 year old nursing student brutally attacked and murdered by an illegal immigrant while on a run.
Or Rachel Morin’s family, mother of 5, who was killed by an illegal immigrant while on a walk.
I will never understand Democrats and the media, and their obsession with sanitizing the violent crimes these illegal immigrants commit and the Americans who try to get in the way of deporting these evil criminals.
Ive said this for years… the most well mannered, polite, grounded and cultured young athlete i ever met under 25 was a 21 year old Kobe Bryant. Around 2002 . 🙏🏿
Holy Shit. I mean Holy Fucking Shit:
He is the director of the Vaccine Education Center at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, a professor of pediatrics at the University of Pennsylvania’s Perelman School of Medicine, and a co-inventor of the rotavirus vaccine (RotaTeq).
He has long publicly defended vaccines, argued against claims linking them to autism, and criticized figures like RFK Jr. on the topic.
I don’t share everything we do for our guests behind the scenes, because the internet gets a bit too parasocial and weird- but I want to share a new thing that I’m excited about.
I’ve worked with my personal therapist to help me overcome some of my issues (agoraphobia) over this past year, and it’s REALLY worked- took my first commercial flight to a back from somewhere in a decade… and it’s all because I had a REAL therapist who doesn’t enable me and instead truly gives me the tough love that I needed- unlike many therapists out there, sadly.
I told him how great he’s been for me and we discussed what it would be like for our guests to get extra support. We came to an agreement where I am going to personally be paying for EVERY guest going forward to have FREE therapy with “Dr. D.”
In the show we get to have some springer fun, tough love with the finances, and now post care from a best of the best mental health professional to finally help get their SH*T together.
The average FA guest pays off over $20,000 of debt in 12 months… I can’t wait to see that improve even more now!
Today would have been Kobe's birthday. This sad occasion had me thinking about my dear friend.
While we spent years competing against each other, it was the summers of '07 and '08 that saw us wear the same Team USA jersey. The camaraderie we built during those FIBA/Olympic summers, man, was it something special.
We spent hours together in the gym, on buses, planes. We often were in the same groups for workouts and, even more often, sat near or next to each other when we were on the go.
We talked a lot. About family. About religion. About basketball. About life. I'm not going to go into those conversations in depth now, but I have one specific memory to share.
A memory of playing dominoes with Kobe. Actually, a memory of helping to teach him how to play. Over that summer, Kobe would proceed to play on flights with me, Tayshaun Prince, and Chris Bosh.
With the benefit of hindsight, I know it wasn't actually about the dominoes for him. Kobe didn't care about the game. He was, I think, trying to ingratiate himself with us, with his teammates.He was trying to make sure we had the chemistry in place to come home with the Gold medal...which we did.
He was masterful at using his mind like that. He played chess, mentally, while most of the world was playing checkers.
We miss you, brother, today and always.
UFC has been on a heater lately. This card is wild. Last few weeks have showcased a slew of finishes.
Maybe not the deepest cards ever with the biggest stars but the action has been pretty damn electric.
Desire, effort and work rate are all free. That first half performance from players given an opportunity is unacceptable regardless of any result. Feared we might be a bit rusty but come on.
Novak Djokovic in his documentary on why he refused the COVID vaccine:
"Because I didn't need it. Why should I get the vaccine? I'm healthy, I'm an athlete. I had corona. I had immunity. I wasn't a threat to anyone. There was no reason for me to get vaccinated. It's my freedom to choose which that fundamental right that you have as a human being on this planet — the freedom to choose — which was taken from a lot of people."
I'm going to say the quiet part out loud, @GovSherrillNJ, and with my full chest, just like I did when I voted AGAINST this bill on the Assembly floor.
There is something deeply disturbing about a room full of female legislators - many of them mothers - grinning ear to ear while a bill is signed that shields providers and institutions from accountability for the potential, irreparable harm that may come to a child who makes a life-altering decision that may permanently affect their fertility as an adult.
This is so unbelievably wrong on so many levels. We have lost our humanity.
Lou Gehrig discussed Babe Ruth's called shot on an NBC radio broadcast on October 6, 1932, only five days after the World Series game at Wrigley.
The recording then went unheard for roughly 88 years before author Dan Joseph surfaced it in 2020.
It is the only known audio of Gehrig discussing the called shot.
That combination of timing and rediscovery makes the recording unusually valuable evidence in one of baseball's oldest debates.