@ChrisSaysSo@DeanTTraining In 2018, when Wendy’s had built a whole ad campaign about their patties being fresh and highlighting McD’s frozen patties…they publicly made all quarter pound patties fresh to steal Wendy’s thunder. To me, it made a huge taste/quality difference
@BFreeForAll @NFL_DovKleiman Not true at all. Rick Pitino comes to mind. His affair scandal was in the middle of his Louisville run. Circumstances usually determine the consequences and if it’s not a staffer or student or something, they typically aren’t getting fired.
Olivia Munn says one of her former male co-stars refused to be saved by her in a scene and stopped production for “45 minutes” to fight off the story beat:
"We’re about to shoot and, somehow, I guess he didn’t read the script, and in that moment, he realized, ‘Wait, wait, wait. Hold on. She can’t save me. No, no. She can’t save me.’”
https://t.co/sMfELIxc6P
@JasperMacdonald @CrispyRoutes84 @Cory_Tucek Anyone paying attention at the time…and I love Fleury…would tell you he likely cost Crosby a good shot at another Cup or 2. Was statistically the worst NHL playoff goalie from 2010-2015.
@VanessaH3578@goldwing_angel_ This might be the most unrealistic view of celebrity I’ve ever heard. Interrupted or harassed? Absolutely not. But if you think that any celebrity in the world is eating in restaurants and nobody is going to look at them differently, that’s a delusional expectation.
@JohnWongcgo @Las_Vegas_Jay @LangmanVince Except he’s 100% right. That laugh is insecurity. Pointing to all of her accomplishments just makes the case that she very likely feels pressure to be perfect. Her tone and answer basically tells you how badly the reporter’s question got to her deepest insecurities.
@NoHamPam I’m a gamer fan, but simply playing the game as if you’re a faithful with the advantage of knowing who the Traitors are, including avoiding the suspicion-building tasks, isn’t strategy. It’s the BB/Survivor equivalent of floating.
@DanFriedman81 My issue is with #2. I actually think these incidents (Good & Pretti) occurred bc the agents (ironically) DIDN’T fear them. They approached aggressively & carelessly with no fear, then freaked when they suddenly felt a threat. More caution + less aggression = fewer dead citizens
@MingieBret@garykoepnick Bullshit. In this situation, LE has total control of the interaction. They are the aggressors, pushing the woman, pepper spraying and wrestling Pretti to the ground, etc…
They created needless chaos to have to react to. Good LEOs don’t put themselves in that position.
@ivan_kray@maklelan I believe that the agent(s) who shot him were confused and did fear for their life. But we need accountability for avoidable lethal force and the series of errors by law enforcement that led to it.
@bubba2as@Sassafrass_84 Amazing that agents couldn’t find another gun after they shot him. So your position is that he was holding a gun when they shot him but it disappeared or they are actively covering up that fact? Use your brain at least a little.
@ForcingMove @Serps@AriFleischer He was interfering with an assault. There was no indication she was being arrested, unless shoving a woman to the ground is the new Miranda rights…
@travismichael82@erwineunos@realjoshuareid The bigger ?s: have any of these agents trained with a firearm in a high stress situation? Or trained on how to de-escalate & avoid getting into high stress situations?
Local police deal with far greater inherent threats DAILY much more safely & effectively. These guys are hacks
@32nds The core issue is Federal officials need to face what happened as a tragedy, not try to convince everyone that the nurse was a would-be mass murderer that tried to kill them. This is such an easy moment to try to regain credibility, but they’re too obsessed with the spin