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Fools Wildin Thinking They Doing It Unappreciation Vol Get The @#*+ out
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Sorry for the NH sized images. I was getting gas, and I'm a mind my own business type but at the same time I'm alert so I peeped them already when i pulled up, 2 women and a child with a box in front of the donation bin. Whatevs, getting my petrol and bouncing. They probably got a box of stuff to donate, Noble of them, tis the season of giving. I hear a bit of a commotion and some yelling, peep back over there and she done got stuck on the way IN. Naturally first instinct is to Worldstar that **** first then see how it's gonna play out. I thought about helping but if I was doing some embarassing **** and got myself caught up, wait and see if I can get myself out of it first so I can then leave the scene quickly and pretend it didn't happen and nobody saw it. So I look over again and apparently she got in, petrol petrol, some yelling not quite screaming in duress but I hear concern in the vocals, she stuck again trying to get out. I was legit scared because the way those open you srop your clothes on the shelf then push a folcrum forward and it opens by uncovering the hole and drops it in there then it close by pivoting back over it so it seems like she could get her head/neck stuff and not be able to open/close it enough. So I took a pic or 2 for the lols, hung up my pump, looked back up and hey were pulling off so I assume they succeeded in whatever they were trying to do.
Homeless lady in my city died when she got stuck trying to rob one of those bins. That sparked some debate and promises from the companies that make/use those boxes to revise the design.
Problem is that if you had some type of 'escape' mechanism, cats would be diving in and cleaning out those bins so it's a catch-22. Not sure how many are aware of this but the 'recycled garment/sneaker' industry is mad profitable, thieves would be cleaning those bins out nightly.
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That guy who dresses up like Superman at Hollywood’s Chinese Theatre died that same way, you may have seen him on Jimmy Kimmel since he did make a few appearances on the show.
He was homeless and had some mental issues. He tried reaching inside one of those donation containers, got stuck and had a heart attack in the process
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No it looks like YOU picked the wrong one today. I swear going into Walmart I am always expecting some kind of foolishness, make sure I go in during the day before the shenanigans pop off.
Let me get this straight you allow the 6 year old to play with the phone and not monitor him. Also you don't have fingerprint confirmation set on the phone?
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Son been wildin for a little while, saw him try and take credit for The Christmas Chronicle being number 1. Dude is literally in the movie a total of 5/6 minutes.
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SMH, dog owners doing dog owner things.
Bruh!
Jessica Johnson of Wilton, CT. discovered a series of withdrawals made from her credit card over a series of months, posted by Apple's in-app purchasing system. The purchases were made by her youngest son, George, who was repeatedly acquiring in-game currency for the game Sonic Forces.
The transactions were initially thought to be fraud or a mistake by Johnson, who found it "almost impossible" to figure out that they originated from in-app purchases. After filing a fraud claim with Chase, she was then informed the charges were genuine, and was told to contact Apple.
Apple refused to refund her money, as she didn't inform the company within 60 days of the charges. Johnson says that she didn't tell Apple on time, because Chase told her the transactions were likely to be fraud.
Apple Support was also apparently cold to when Johnson admitted she wouldn't have been able to make a mortgage payment. The support person reportedly told her that "there's a setting, you should have known."
It isn't clear why the parents weren't alerted sooner to the purchases by the email notifications sent to the iCloud account address on file when the account was billed.
Child spends $16K on iPad game in-app purchases | AppleInsider
Over the summer of 2020, a six-year-old spent over $16,000 in the App Store, on in-app purchases for the iPad version of Sega's "Sonic Forces."
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Apple wont get negative press, now that its on the news they should refund her.
Should...I hope.
Should...I hope.
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Florida doing what they do best, female cop might need to work on that jaw though. Got knocked out by a woman holding a baby.
Serves her right, next time eat the pizza you look sickly. Bish is you hungry? Put some weight on that body.
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I bet son was the laughingstock of the Buffer family.
"Your doing something called MMA. That will never take off, why don't you see if your brother can get you a gig at HBO"
Ain't that where Challenge Day is held?
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ESPN play of the day! CP3 level court vision. Seen em coming and played it cool.
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Remind me of scene in Men at Work
(21) Men at Work (6/12) Movie CLIP - Dead Councilman (1990) HD - YouTube
Classic scenes in that movie.
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I love how Wayne just leaned into the L. 
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