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“ It's easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled " -Mark Twain

[DE GOLDSMITH🪙🪙🪙⭐ ⭐⭐ @vickervics9]

This emotional reunion took place yesterday at a community adoption event in San Diego, California.

Duke, a 10-year-old German Shepherd, was waiting at the event with volunteers, hoping someone would give him a forever home. Among the people passing through the parking lot was Tech Sergeant James Parker of the U.S. Air Force—a man Duke had once served alongside in Afghanistan.

Duke had retired from military service two years earlier. James desperately wanted to bring him home, but rental restrictions made that impossible at the time. Duke was placed into the adoption system, and James spent months searching databases, hoping they would somehow cross paths again.

Then, completely by chance, James visited a pet store yesterday to pick up some supplies. He had no idea an adoption event was taking place outside.

As James walked through the parking lot, Duke suddenly lifted his head.

The moment he saw James, everything changed.

Duke froze, stared at him for a few seconds, and then suddenly sprinted forward. He pulled the leash from the volunteer’s hand and raced across the parking lot before launching himself into James’s arms.

They both fell to the ground as Duke frantically sniffed James’s face, whining and wagging his tail uncontrollably. James wrapped both arms around his old companion and broke down in tears.

“I’ve been looking everywhere for you. Everywhere,” he cried.

One volunteer said the recognition was immediate: “Duke saw James and just took off. I’ve never seen anything like it.”

James adopted Duke on the spot and took him home that same day.

After years apart, and months of searching, the two former partners finally found each other again—ten years after serving side by side.

James put it perfectly: “I searched every database for months. I never expected to find him at a random pet store. But Duke found me.”

Sometimes, the reunion you’ve been desperately searching for happens when you least expect it—perhaps on an ordinary day when you’re simply stopping to buy dog food. 🐾❤️

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[WITNESS813 @WITNESS813]

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Only mature mind can understand the lesson here

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Mother Cat came out to look for human help cos her kid is trapped 😢💔🫂

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American bought a Vizio Smart TV from Walmart. He took it home only to find you cannot use the TV without a Walmart account logged in

You cent even turn it on and get past the first screen

This is because Walmart bought Vizio and by having you sign in with your account they can like the data collected to you

This TV collects everything and links it to your account

- Contact details
- Payment information
- Subscription information
- Account authentication and security information

The optional data that most people just click next through is the really invasive data capturing, it includes

- Viewing Data
- Activity Data
- Mobile App Data
- Mobile Streaming Data

It also uses built-in technology to analyze what’s playing on the TV in real time, including:

- Audio and video programming, ads and gaming content
- Content from connected devices like HDMI
- Third-party apps like streaming services for movies, shows, episodes, channels, launch events
- Device state details: volume, channel, picture controls, inputs, power on/off

But it doesn’t stop there, it also collects

- Basic identifiers: Name, email, phone, address, account credentials
- Device/online identifiers: Device IDs, advertising IDs, IP/MAC addresses, model/serial numbers, firmware, Wi-Fi access points, cookies
- Activity Data: Settings, inputs, clicks, impressions, operational/performance data, some content interaction details
- Commercial/financial info: Purchases, subscriptions, warranties, payment cards
- Internet/network activity: How you use the apps, sites, ads, and services
- Mobile app and streaming data if you use the Vizio app

You agree to have all this data collected from you just because you bought a TV…..

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[Mooses Felix 🇺🇸 @MoosesFelix]

Never give up on a good dog 🐕💪

This brave boy was living in the woods with bears

God bless every hero who has a heart and willing to go the extra mile. The play toys were a great idea

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