@Evelyn_544 Well personally I don’t think the purple snake skin lace on white dress
should belong in any decade, but there it is. There are a lot of questionable differences in the photo. Who knows🤷🏼♀️
@Slayerdagar@ChrisBe62589523 @a7las1984 Nah, it’s not him. It’s the “Probably Suspicious” girl in the green bonnet further up. Look at her page; she could outdo my 15yo in arguing and provocation!🤣🤦🏼♀️
@ChrisBe62589523 @a7las1984 Not sure what you’re talking about! 😂 Where you live doesn’t depend on whether your delivery person pays attention to details. Brother 🤦🏼♀️
He purchased an ice cream truck not for profit, but to create a brighter future for his children.
In Cincinnati, Ohio, Joel Wegener, a father of ten, sought meaningful employment, self confidence, and independence for his two adult children with Down syndrome.
In 2021, he acquired an ice cream truck and launched Special Neat Treats, a family operated venture rooted in love, purpose, and community connection.
His children actively participate by serving customers at neighborhoods, schools, and local gatherings, gaining valuable work experience while spreading happiness to those they encounter.
Yet this initiative extends far beyond ice cream.
It represents dignity. It represents opportunity. It represents the belief that every individual deserves the chance to thrive. Customers arrive seeking treats, but they depart with something far more meaningful: the inspiring message that love can create more than a business.
It can build a promising future, one scoop at a time.