Here’s Clemson coach Dabo Swinney and DT Hevin Brown-Shuler talking about how South Carolina QB @StephenGarcia got in touch with Brown-Shuler after his Hodgkin lymphoma diagnosis and they’ve been texting/supporting each other since. Dabo: “Football is a family”
🚨MUST SEE: This man rides his motorcycle around places and gives law enforcement officers gift cards just as a thank you for serving and protecting our communities.
In this video, the South Carolina State Trooper gives him a trooper badge in return.
Sometimes a little kindness goes a long way.
"Siamese elephants", the outtake CBS could not air.
Tim Conway finishes his unscripted story, Carol Burnett finally catches her breath, turns to Mama to get the sketch moving again, "Go on, Mama."
And Mama fires back with the line that nuked the whole set: "Are you sure that little a**hole's through?"🤣
It’s about damn time.
The left lane isn’t a parking spot, it’s a launchpad.
Officer finally enforces what we all wish happened more often.
Flow & safety > ego.
Respect goes both ways.
Inmates bang on doors, alert others when deputy collapses unconscious & bleeding. He opens two cells in final moment—they rush out to save his life, not escape.
Proof treating people with dignity pays off❤️
This employee was fired for having compassion. This is how it went down!
The ritual at Tastie Burger was simple: bag the leftovers, knot the plastic, and pitch them into the dumpster. For months, this employee knew the broken latch on the bin was a lifeline for the man in the tent behind the plaza. But when a heavy brass padlock appeared on the lid, she watched him tug at the steel in a silent, hungry desperation that made her stomach churn. Defying the new security measure, she tucked 2 burgers, some fries and a soda into a clean bag and leaving it discreetly on the curb. She didn't see it as theft; she saw it as preventing a waste of life.
The manager, obsessed with "shrinkage" and corporate policy, caught her on the security feed. He didn't just fire her; he pressed charges to make an example of her, citing the "theft of company assets." Standing in the sterile quiet of the courtroom, the franchise owner spoke at length about liability and the sanctity of private property, treating the discarded burgers like bars of gold. He looked smug until he realized the judge wasn't taking notes—he was staring at him with a look of pure, cold incredulity.
"You are asking this court to penalize a girl for the 'theft' of trash?" the judge asked, his voice echoing off the mahogany walls. He leaned over the bench gaze pinning the owner to his seat. He lambasted him for wasting the court's time and his own humanity, calling the prosecution a "grotesque display of corporate ego." After dismissing the charges with a sharp strike of his gavel, he looked at Maya. "The world has enough managers," he said firmly. "It needs more neighbors. You’re free to go, and you should be proud."
Did the judge to the right thing?