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EARN YOUR SCOOP: A Chick-fil-A restaurant in Maryland is offering families free ice cream if they put their phones away for a distraction-free dining experience.
The fast food spot laying out the simple rules to participate in the challenge:
“Ask a Team Member for a coop, place all phones in the coop, and enjoy your meal together without distractions. When your table finishes, let a Team Member know and everyone will receive an Icedream Cone as a reward.”

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Who’s Wrong Here posted this
I was at Trader Joe's yesterday when this woman in see-through yoga pants—literally sheer black Lululemons where I could see her underwear line—bent over to grab almond milk from the bottom shelf. I looked. Obviously. I'm a straight man with functioning eyes, and she had the kind of gym-sculpted physique that clearly took years of work. I wasn't drooling. I didn't catcall. I just... looked. A normal, appreciative glance.
She caught me, rolled her eyes so hard I thought they'd fall out, and then loudly told her friend "some creeps just can't help themselves." CREEP? I'm a creep now because I noticed your entire bare ass outline that you decided to showcase in the dairy aisle at 2pm on a Tuesday? You aren't at Pilates. You aren't running errands post-workout with messy hair and a sweaty tee. You're wearing $120 compression pants that lift, separate, and highlight every dimple of your glutes, paired with a crop top that shows off your abs, full face of makeup, hair styled, clearly going for maximum aesthetic impact... and then you act VICTIMIZED when men notice?
Let's be real. If I had Arnold's 20-year-old physique—12-pack, vascular arms, the works—and I walked around shirtless in public, women would stare. They'd take photos. They'd comment. And you know what? I wouldn't cry about being "objectified" or write Twitter threads about how "men are visual creatures but I have a personality too." I'd understand that when you put premium goods on display, people window shop. That's not harassment—that's biology.
The same women screaming "we aren't sex objects" on social media are the ones posting thirst traps in gym locker rooms, arching their backs for the algorithm, wearing tops so low-cut I can see their birthstone. You don't get to weaponize your body for attention—likes, free drinks, validation—and then switch to "innocent victim mode" when a guy at the grocery store clocks your outfit choice. Either cover up or own the fact that you're fishing for looks. Don't cast the bait and then act shocked when the fish bite.
Am I wrong for thinking that if you dress like you're auditioning for a fitness influencer sponsorship while buying kale, you forfeit the right to clutch your pearls when people notice? Am I wrong for being tired of this game where women sexualize themselves for profit and power, then demonize men for responding exactly how nature designed us to respond?
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@spo9globoob Plot twist he has short term memory loss so he has to repeat himself over and over again
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@theisabelb She said en moss. Lol.
Also this is not accurate. What makes her an expert
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"Sex is really only presented to Gen Z women right now as something empowering *if* you are part of this 'liberation' movement, you're sleeping with as many people as possible, you use abortion as a form of birth control, etc."
This is why it's *so* important young women are discussing the proper Biblical role of intimacy as a gift given to us by God that can create new life and bond us to our spouses.
@BritHugoboom of @Evie_Magazine joins me to discuss, and preview their new "Sex Issue" of the magazine for their married readers today on the show 👇
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@swansonbenson0 Hmm. The reason we are attracted to big lips is because they’re reminiscent of a vagina but okay. Do we like noses that look like penises? No evidently not.
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@MileyCyrusBz Now they are 33 and 40 years old and neither of them have even had babies or breastfed them. Sad since that is what breasts are for.
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@sangwnam71 @illygrene I like honey on fried chicken. And even dipping chicken nuggets in honey at McDonald’s. Fries in honey is good too.
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@illygrene Do people really put honey on their chicken? The only acceptable sauce is ketchup tbh
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@TLCplMax @WholeFoods Looks great to me. It’s about the ingredients more than presentation.
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Ordered a sandwich at the @WholeFoods deli. Guy looked so scared like no one has ever ordered a sandwich before. He spends 10 minutes making this:

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@Jbanklestankle1 No one wants to deal with that mess of cheese all over their fingers and you have to wait til it’s not even hot cheese? Gross.
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@StuckinCalii @DrAlmarielao We’re so retarded it took over the world decades ago and we still don’t have a single clue.
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@DrAlmarielao People will become so retarded to the point that the
World government will
Just take over without any resistance 🙃
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This turned into a whole debate… 😭🌭
A woman won a hot dog cutter at a white elephant gift exchange; simple, right? Not exactly. When she tried to use it, she couldn’t figure it out… and what should’ve been a quick kitchen moment somehow turned into a full-on internet discussion.
People jumped in with their own “solutions,” arguments, and opinions; and suddenly, a basic kitchen tool had everyone divided.
It’s crazy how something so small can turn into such a big conversation.
Now I’m curious… is it actually confusing, or are people overthinking it?
Be honest; do you think you’d figure it out right away, or would you be just as lost? And what’s the most confusing “simple” item you’ve ever used? 🤔
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@chaacaazzy If this was my mom I would be appreciative and feel loved. I think this is cute. But tbh just offer healthier options and have a “we don’t buy snacks/candy” rule like my parents did.
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