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Welcome to a $19.8 million Adult Daycare in California - No adults - No info how to enroll my “grandma” - Phone number to nowhere - New BMW parked outside Prime example of fraud, waste and abuse END THE FRAUD.

Manager: We need issue a warning letter to Kelvin immediately. HR Manager: Wow, that’s serious. What happened? Manager: I noticed he arrives at work exactly at 8:00 a.m. and leaves at 5:00 p.m. on the dot. HR Manager: Well, those are our working hours. Manager: Yes, but he needs to arrive about 15 minutes earlier for preparation and leave at least 20 minutes late. It shows he’s committed and hardworking. HR Manager: Okay. Is his work getting done? Manager: Oh yeah, but that’s not the point. HR Manager: Is he meeting deadlines? Manager: Yes. HR Manager: Any performance concerns? Manager: No. HR Manager: So what exactly is the issue? Manager: Coming to work exactly at 8:00 a.m. and leaving at 5:00 p.m. on the dot doesn’t show team spirit, especially if the manager hasn’t left the office. HR Manager: What time do you leave the office? Manager: I leave 15–30 minutes after 5:00 p.m. HR Manager: Don’t you think it is irrational to keep an employee beyond 5:00 p.m. when the policy says they should be off work? Manager: Actually, some of his coworkers, like Luke, stay until 8:00 p.m. at night. Luke is quite hardworking. HR Manager: I’m aware of Luke’s case. In fact, he requested to stay beyond working hours because his area has a power blackout. Manager: Still, he needs to be visible. We need to stay as a team. HR Manager: But his work is getting done? Manager: Yes, but not staying a few minutes after 5:00 p.m. isn’t team spirit. HR Manager: And wanting an employee to work beyond working hours is what exactly? Manager: Hardworking. HR Manager: Let me get this straight. He completes his work, he meets deadlines, and your problem is that he’s leaving work exactly at 5:00 p.m.? Manager: Yes. HR Manager: I don’t think the issue here is time. I think the issue here is that visible suffering impresses you. (The manager walks out of the HR office disappointed.)

Javier Milei celebrates another VICTORY He's reduced Argentina's debts by $54 BILLION DOLLARS Largest peace time spending cut in history Got rid of DEI Got rid of the waste And people got richer, not poorer 12 million have escaped poverty under him Capitalism wins again!

🚨 Meet Christian Maxwell, she won her primary in (IL-01) with (65%) of the vote She ran on cleaning up the voter rolls and getting the Save America Act passed Anti- establishment and represents a seismic shift of blacks joining the (R) party Let's give her a big MAGA welcome Do you firmly agree that Christian Maxwell is a real patriot? A. Huge Yes B. No

14 year old kid in my neighborhood came by my house. Very sharp. Polite, “Yes Sir” and “No Sir”. Business card and everything. Offered to power wash, soap, and clean out my garbage cans. $25/can. I said, sure. Why not. They’re gross. I’ve got 2, so gave him $50. I asked how many houses he did in our neighborhood. “All of them. About 60.” And how often do you do them? “I try to do quarterly.” $3000 a quarter for a freshman. Of course…he also does power washing, snow shoveling, window cleaning, all of the above. Building a mailing list and referrals. Said he’s recruited two friends to help him do the work. Savvy kid. Going to do well in this world.

Caught on camera: A tourist in Key West reaches into a coffee shop’s tip jar and steals about $20 while paying for her order. When employees at The Funky Rooster Coffee House confronted her and called the police, officers quickly tracked her down on Duval Street. Bodycam footage shows the woman (a 63-year-old from New Jersey) denying it even after being shown the surveillance video — claiming she might have just “bumped” the jar. She was arrested for misdemeanor petty theft, released on a $1,000 bond, and later pleaded no contest. Her daughter was also present and got a lecture from officers about the situation. Stealing from hard-working baristas and service staff? Not a good look — especially on vacation. Tips are how these folks make ends meet. What kind of person does this?

Please join us in wishing Lindsey Graham a very happy retirement. June 9th, South Carolina makes it official. Mark Lynch for U.S. Senate.

🚨 President Trump just said it's time to EXPOSE "weak" Republican senators who refuse to nuke the 60-vote filibuster "It is time for the Senate Filibuster to END. Those weak and ineffective Republicans Senators that stand in the way of this should be exposed to the public. The Democrats are CRAZY!" Do you firmly support Trump on this? A. Huge Yes B. No

Ireland is on the brink of becoming the first country in Europe to plunge into a full-blown civil war over immigration. The government and police are struggling to maintain order in major cities as protests and acts of civil disobedience escalate. The Irish have had enough.

Sen Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV) is the senator who did @LeaderJohnThune’s dirty deed today Capito prevented Trump from making any recess appointments again MAGA vote this POS out of office She is a traitor and obviously doesn’t care what her voters think There must be consequences

Who do you think is in the wrong?

I quit a blue-collar job some years ago because after winning top technician 2 of the 4 quarters that year they wouldn't give me a $2/Hr raise on my review. They acted like the $1 they offered was the best thing ever. This is after giving younger techs $4-$5 raises. I walked, no notice.

HR: We lost a high-performing employee today. CEO: What happened? HR: The company hired someone fresh out of college into the same role and paid them more than him, even after he gave us 11 years. CEO: But we pay well for this job. HR: He earns 55,000 after more than a decade of loyalty. The new hire started at 70,000. CEO: That’s unfortunate, but that’s the market rate for new talent. HR: And now we’ve lost the person who actually carried the role for years. CEO: Fine. Declare the position vacant. HR: With what budget? CEO: 80,000 starting salary. Companies will underpay loyal employees for years, then suddenly find a bigger budget the moment those employees leave. The problem is rarely money. It is how little they value the people who stayed.

🚨 PATHETIC! The US Senate just convened for a 30-second pro forma session and immediately gaveled out. Meanwhile, we should be PASSING the SAVE America Act right now! REMOVE @LeaderJohnThune

@JoshHall2024 Treason.

🚨 BREAKING: 🚨 Former Vice President Mike Pence is reportedly orchestrating a "RINO coup" of Never Trump establishment Republicans who are on a mission to do a hostile take back of the Republican Party from President Trump and the MAGA movement. They are said to be funding opposition research on Trump-backed MAGA candidates in the midterms, financially backing their primary opponents and even strategically placing Trump haters in disguise as supporters of the President in key positions within the Trump administration in order to sabotage and undermine the President. Pam Bondi and Susie Wiles are two confirmed RINO infiltrators who were placed in their positions by Pence and his ilk. The RINO coup allegedly includes DOZENS of "Old Guard" Republicans including the Bush family, Liz Cheney, Adam Kinzinger, Mitt Romney and the family of late Senator John McCain among others. Mike Pence was the ringleader of the treason within the first Trump administration and he is the mastermind of the attempt to destroy the second one... THE FLY WAS RIGHT. ARREST PENCE NOW! 💪🏻🔥🇺🇸

@WallStreetApes The mentally ill teaching our children?

American Art Teacher caught on camera telling her kids that she uses ‘They/Then’ pronouns and it is mandatory to use her preferred pronouns in the classroom She says the class must use preferred pronouns for any students that say they use them as well “I am non-binary. My pronouns are they them. For example, they are a great art teacher. They taught us how to draw a stitch. It is super important to get our pronouns right. If you do make a mistake, I will politely correct you — That goes for me too. So if I ever get your name or pronouns wrong, please correct me every single time”

@gpatterson828 Been there, done that.

Llevo 30 años trabajando como mecánico. Lo he visto todo. Pero el viernes pasado, una mujer se detuvo con un Honda Odyssey de 2005 destartalado. Sonaba como una bolsa de canicas en una batidora. Llevaba a tres niños en la parte de atrás, todos menores de seis años. El coche iba repleto de maletas. No bolsas de la compra, sino maletas. «Hace ruido», dijo, tratando de mantener la voz firme. «Solo necesito llegar a casa de mi hermana en Denver. Son 640 kilómetros». Levanté el capó. No pintaba bien. El alternador estaba destrozado, la correa serpentina colgaba de un hilo y la bomba de agua tenía una fuga. ¿Piezas y mano de obra? Un mínimo de 800 dólares. Volví a la sala de espera. Estaba contando el cambio de una bolsa Ziploc para comprarles a los niños un refresco de la máquina expendedora. Parecía aterrorizada. «Señora», le dije. Dio un respingo. «¿Es grave? Tengo... tengo 60 dólares». La miré. Miré a los niños. Vi el moratón en su brazo que intentaba ocultar con una manga larga. Conocía esa mirada. No solo estaba visitando a su hermana. Estaba huyendo. Si le decía la verdad, se quedaría tirada aquí. Respiré hondo. «Bueno», dije, limpiándome las manos grasientas con un trapo. «Es una reparación sencilla. Un cable suelto. Y... eh... hubo una retirada del mercado de estas correas. El fabricante lo paga. De hecho, tienes suerte de haber venido». Sus hombros se hundieron unos doce centímetros. «¿En serio?». «Sí. «Política de garantía estándar». Tardaremos unas dos horas. ¿Por qué no llevas a los niños al restaurante de al lado? Yo invito. Tenemos un... cupón». Pasé las siguientes tres horas sustituyendo el alternador, la correa y la bomba. Llené el depósito de gasolina. Puse limpiaparabrisas nuevos. Pagué las piezas con dinero de mi propio fondo de jubilación. Cuando volvió, le entregué las llaves y un recibo que decía 0,00 $. «Ya puedes irte», le dije. Miró el recibo y luego a mí. Lo sabía. No te regalan el depósito lleno por un cable suelto. Me agarró la mano y me la apretó con fuerza. No me dio las gracias. Solo susurró: «Me acabas de salvar la vida». Vi cómo esa furgoneta se incorporaba a la autopista, funcionando con más suavidad de lo que lo había hecho en años. Mi jefe se acercó por detrás. «No le has cobrado, ¿verdad? Te lo descontarán de la nómina, Mike». «Que me lo descuenten», dije, encendiendo un cigarrillo. «El mejor dinero que he gastado nunca». Algunas reparaciones no tienen que ver con los coches. Tienen que ver con dar a alguien el recorrido que necesita para empezar de nuevo.

Wife helps her disabled husband stand up to enjoy the view. This is love. 😍