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A damn cornball. We all know somebody who thinks they’re the smartest person in the room, throwing around big words to validate how “intelligent” they think they sound, only to sound dumb asf
YT racism 101: An #African name #Yakub created YT. YT learned from the Moors. Killed the Moors for their secrets of #America. Traveled to America killed the indigenous, kicked off slavery. Now we're fighting YT supremacy. The fight continues 🤔👀💯
You gotta listen to this one. The level of brutality for just being black and female.. This was done by a degenerate white supremacist police officer. America’s a police state against Black people.. and this country like to lecture other country about human rights abuse. In America, if you block, you can be killed by the police beaten by the police and you cannot get the president and a politicians to condemn it.
Inside a 7NOW iPad Kiosk Replacement
Behind the scenes of a 7NOW kiosk upgrade—from replacing the iPad and secure enclosure to reconnecting power, the speaker, hub, and Brother printer.
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Mr. T recently addressed and debunked all of the lies surrounding his gold chains as he revealed the real symbolism behind his famous look, including why he wore gold chains and mismatched socks.
(🎥 WGN Morning News/
WGN Living/Youtube)
Former NFL star Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson says he saved 83% of his $48,000,000 career earnings by wearing $10 fake jewelry from Claire's and flying Spirit Airlines.
Johnson says he was so focused early in his career that he lived at the Bengals' facility for his first two seasons.
> “Everything I need is right here.”
When teammates told him to buy expensive watches and jewelry...
He couldn't understand why.
> “What's the point?”
Instead of buying diamonds...
> “I went to Claire's. Who buy real diamonds when nobody’s gonna check ’em anyway?”
He says his name was already worth more than anything money could buy.
> “There's nothing I can buy that's bigger than my name.”
He also never understood spending tens of thousands on luxury watches.
> “What time is it?”
> “Time is free.”
Looking back, Johnson says that mindset is why he still has most of the money he earned.
> “I done saved 80–83% of my salary.”
White women said black customers bought more food and tipped better. But racist bars got rid of them for broke white country bumpkins who didn’t buy anything.