Caleb Hammer completely unloads on a Louisiana couple after learning their $100,000 household is collecting $500 a month in FOOD STAMPS.
That’s $6,000/year in TAX-FREE income.
HAMMER: “That PISSES me off.”
That $6,000 cushion is exactly what lets them blow $3,600 a year eating out.
Taxpayers cover the groceries so they can hit the restaurants.
Hammer was so disgusted he stopped talking to them and started ranting under his breath, while the couple sat frozen in stunned silence.
Maybe everyone gaming the system should have to sit across from a taxpayer and explain themselves.
Something tells me the look on Hammer’s face will haunt them the next time they eat out.
The percentage of teen girls self-identifying as "queer" has dropped by half in just 5 years - and researchers can't figure out why.
Let me save y'all some time and money.
Ok guys, I’ve been looking into Malala Yousafzai’s charity, the Malala Fund and I have some questions.
According to its 2024–2025 financial reports:
Revenue: $16.48 MILLION
Expenses: $23.34 MILLION
Net assets: $42.97 MILLION
That means the charity spent approximately $6.86 MILLION MORE than it brought in‼️
And then there are the executive compensation figures:
CEO: Approximately $372,000
Chief Adviser: Approximately $320,000
COO: Approximately $241,000
The charity’s tax filings also disclose FIRST CLASS or PRIVATE travel for officers or key employees. ✈️ WTF?!
But here’s what I’d like to know:
How much of that $18.94 MILLION in program spending actually reaches girls and local educational organizations?
How much goes toward salaries, consultants, advocacy campaigns, and travel?
What measurable educational results can donors independently verify?
And why did a charity with $16.48 million in annual revenue spend over $23 million that year?!? 🤯
When you’re raising millions in the name of educating vulnerable girls, I don’t think asking where the money goes is unreasonable.
Charity should be about the cause, not the celebrity attached to it.
It now makes sense why Malala looked so comfortable dining at Claridge’s. Malala lives a life like a rockstar.
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@ben_kew I saw this exact same thing at a wedding once, only it was the guy saying it. They are divorced now. I think maybe taking the vows seriously is important. He didnt, hence the divorce.
@BrianEntin Sounds like her condition wasn’t nearly as grave as her lawyers made it out to be. Imagine that, her lawyers embellishing the truth ...color me surprised. 🙄
@SenRickScott No. Stop messing with time. Put it back to normal year round. Standard time. We've already done the daylight savings time year round. It sucked. Learn from history just one time. 🙄
Year-round standard time better aligns with solar time and human circadian biology. Morning sunlight is the key cue that resets body clocks for better sleep, alertness, mood and lower risks of obesity, stroke and accidents. Permanent DST locks in dark winter mornings, sending kids to school in the dark—as the unpopular 1970s experiment showed before it was repealed. Sleep experts and the American Academy of Sleep Medicine endorse permanent standard time for health and safety.
The problem is that we take these people seriously.
It’s good and right to laugh at this person. It preserves society to think she is ridiculous and destructive to the very foundation of society, marriage.
Why not do it now while we have both houses?
Why wasn’t this done in the last 20 months?
Those are valid questions, but I’ll of course be attacked for asking them.
@BuddyMRT@GasBuddyGuy A political stunt that both sides are taking credit for. 🤷🏼♀️ Ohio has the money to cover the lost tax revenue. They have an excess in their general revenue fund & are using some of that excess to cover ODOT so there will be no disruption to their budget. Odot is fully funded.
@Adamvogc@GasBuddyGuy ODOT is completely funded during this tax holiday. Ohio is taking part of the excess in their general revenue fund and giving it to ODOT to cover the lost tax revenue. So ODOT will continue as normal with no lost revenue.
@MamaScoobi95@GasBuddyGuy Ohio has a surplus in it's general revenue fund. They are going to use some of that surplus to fund this tax suspension so that ODOT continues as normal.