Random thought: when you come to a stoplight and it turns green, but the person in front of you does not move, are you the type to immediately honk, give them a few seconds, or just wait?
It made me wonder what not honking actually says about someone. Does it make you seem really laid-back and patient, like you are thinking, “Eh, they will go when they go”? Or does it come across as being too passive, like you let people walk all over you? I rarely ever use my horn, and I honestly cannot remember the last time I honked. I am curious how other people see it.
🚨 WOW! The New York JETS just had one of the most beautiful memorials for Charlie Kirk yet!
They even rolled videos of Charlie with Erika and their two young children, along with a moment of silence ❤️
Thank you, @nyjets 🙏🏻
We are deeply moved by the outpouring of love and support for the Kirk family and for our organization during this incredibly difficult time. We are especially grateful to those who have reached out asking how they can help. Below are ways you can support, donate, and get involved:
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Before tonight's game we held a moment of silence in memoriam of Charlie Kirk.
Kirk founded the youth activist group “Turning Point USA” and had become a fixture on college campuses. Charlie Kirk, a husband and father of two children, was 31 years old.
How would it feel to suddenly wake up in a world that you thought was 1926, only to realize it's not? What emotions and challenges might you face in such a situation?
As Christmas approaches, do you ever wish people wouldn’t ask what you want, so they don’t feel burdened with getting you a gift, even though you have no problem finding joy in getting something for them?