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@kweli2018 @waybackintimes And thats fair. All people technically know right from wrong by the time they teens but ur brain doesnt understand the repercussions from said actions till after 25+ years old which explains the change of mindset so cmon bruh

@Krypto_Ninja_ @waybackintimes no they specifically hide things they know is bad, so clearly as teenagers we know we're doing something wrong. so its dangerous and a cope out to just allow them to say " i didnt know what i was doing"

Keke: “i’m fifteen, why was my boyfriend 20?” Demi: “why was my boyfriend 30?”

@Lovelybeez64838 @waybackintimes Lol u the only one who sound big mad. Curse words the only thing in ur dictionary. Awww once again dumbass

@Krypto_Ninja_ @waybackintimes Them bitches knew right from wrong shut your stupid ass up meanwhile you hiding also bitch go heal that hoe in you

@Lovelybeez64838 @waybackintimes The fact this comment got 14 likes proves people needa open a book cuz gahdamn theres some dumb mfers on here hiding behind their dumbassness

@waybackintimes Why at that age you thought that cute I would’ve never I was playing outside bitch you was desperate both yall cus whatt ewww bitches act like mfs made them be together bitch you was desperate and wanted to be with that mf

@kweli2018 @waybackintimes Just like majority of kids hide shit from their parents?..smh cmon now

@waybackintimes you know why i think theyre full of shit, because they hide it from their parents. you only hide bad things from you parents.

@Cornholio151565 @FelFerret @iAnonPatriot U may qualify for EIC depending on what kind disability your income is coming from

@FelFerret @iAnonPatriot I am disabled and cannot work. I make 8,124.96 a year. Where is my handout?

@RodneyEcho @Rudy78417576 @iAnonPatriot Def hope u not out here doing people's taxes cuz u are misinformed

@Rudy78417576 @iAnonPatriot For this to happen you both have to make over 120k a year ballpark 5 thousand more for 5 kids

@Mbakaza4L Welp. Not saying this is great, but at :19, u can see she got over $700+ in tips. If she got taxed around 15% for federal, her payout kinda makes sense since she gotta pay taxes on everything she earned from her hourly pay. This is prior to 2025 tax laws

This bartender worked 70+ hours and got a $9.21 paycheck. ‘This is why you tip.’

@Dollayshia @CurttiMagurtti I knew a man who would exempt as well. He got away with it for over 20 years and the IRS eventually got to him and made him pay for those 20years which now he has no house. Please dont do something youll regret later

@CurttiMagurtti I always will 9,000 they don't give me all my taxes back they take all these taxes out and then when you found they don't give it all back so I exempt every year and get my whole check and let them take off of my social security so I don't worry about filing

& turbotax i could’ve fucked for this

@CanoJoseOK_ @gypsy3121 @newusoficial He has a valid point. U just to stupid to comprehend it. 5 years into marriage and he still didnt tell her, her prolly wondering why she couldn't get pregnant er go leads to a domino effect. They both wrong

@gypsy3121 @newusoficial You moron

Me hice la vasectomía a los 22 años y nunca se lo dije a nadie, ni siquiera a mi esposa. Era mi "seguro de vida" personal. Cinco años después de casarnos, ella vino llorando de alegría con una prueba de embarazo positiva. "¡Es un milagro!", dijo. Yo no grité. No la acusé. Fingí llorar de emoción con ella. Durante 9 meses, fui el esposo perfecto. Le pinté el cuarto al bebé, fui a las clases de parto, le masajeé los pies. Dejé que ella creyera que se había salido con la suya. El día que dio a luz, esperé a que el bebé saliera. Esperé a que ella me mirara, sudada y feliz, con el niño en brazos. Entonces me acerqué y le dije al oído: —Es precioso. Espero que su padre real tenga dinero para mantenerlo, porque yo soy estéril desde 2015. Salí de la habitación, me subí a mi coche y me fui. Ella me llama "psicópata" por esperar 9 meses y abandonarla en el momento más vulnerable. Yo digo que la venganza es un plato que se sirve frío. Seguidor anónimo.

@scenesthatslap Was it just me or did anyone else slowly start to think "oh that's not bad" when u looking at the ages the older they got lol

Macaulay Culkin and Brenda Song through the years...

@ColesTrades Like everyone else has been saying, its a great tool for tax free growth and penalty/tax free after 59 1/2. But if u really hesitant, u can always take out ur contributions after the 5 year rule

I’m skeptical about opening a Roth IRA 🤔 I understand the tax free benefits But it’s hard to see that money locked up until I’m 65 years old Any advice?

@fredwidard @NataniaMarshall Exactly! Have these people dont think. Should a kid have a mother and father? Sure of course theres benefits to that. But I rather kids have parents in general who love them then none at all. They act like straight people cant do harm

@NataniaMarshall Most straight couples aren't a adopting. So who's gonna take in all these children that don't have either parent?

Gay couples should be banned from raising babies.

@NataniaMarshall People need to stop using religion as a clutch to support their narrative. So quick to put judgment but then uses a book that says God is all loving. Stop worrying about everyone else and worry about ur preaching cuz half of ya are doing it wrong

@iTTzBurnZy @layxsnv Unless u have a business or can itemize, this is not technically a good thing my guy

@layxsnv I’m a single guy with no kids and made over 4k back lmao

If you filing taxes Without kids you might as well rip up your W-2

@layxsnv Bruh no lie reading some of these comments got me worried. Breaking even on a tax return is actually a good thing for single filers. People out here thinking tax day is an extra payday 😭

@Michelangeq6l @MadGeezah @netakimaryir @Chudoug1 @ViralityClips I actually have plenty of knowledge on this and we are not speaking in hypotheticals. We can say what could've happen all we want but im stating the facts on what actually did happen. Not the version u cam up with in ur head

@Krypto_Ninja_ @MadGeezah @netakimaryir @Chudoug1 @ViralityClips Right she knew her car was gonna be OK because you can go into a situation like a car crash and know exactly what’s gonna happen. Clearly you have zero knowledge in situations like this so I’m not even gonna talk to you anymore.

Lady calmly pit maneuvers the SUV that was cutting her off

@Michelangeq6l @MadGeezah @netakimaryir @Chudoug1 @ViralityClips Not the case here tho. Her car is just fine and she has a dashcam and was in her lane. Merging car will definitely be seen as fault. So what are u yapping about?

@MadGeezah @netakimaryir @Chudoug1 @ViralityClips And now you’re on the side of the road, waiting for police where you might even be made at 50% fault so now you have to pay insurance and you have to pay for a new car and you just wasted a few days of your life

@MAGAKINGREIGNS @goddek Some ignorant ass people in these replies

@goddek If only you could chose not to be gay 🤣

@MarketPalmer_ @KurtSupeCPA Indeed. Definitely crazy. Unfortunately tho when u come from no money and then u get some, u feel an obligation to help the people around u and sometimes its not even by choice. Family knows how to make u feel like a piece of poop if u dont help

@KurtSupeCPA Crazy for people to think $2 million is enough to give massive amounts away to others and still be financially free.

Edwin won $2M after taxes in the lottery. 34 years old. Warehouse worker making $48K/year. Week 1: Bought his mom a $250K house. Bought himself a $50K truck. Quit his job. Week 6: $385K gone. Week 8: He called us in a panic. The lottery curse is real. 70% of winners go broke within 5 years. We had to stop the bleeding fast. THE EMERGENCY BRAKE Remaining: $1.615M We split it into three buckets: $100K - Checking (living expenses) $515K - Moderate Conservative investments $1M - Growth portfolio His cousin wanted $50K for a restaurant? Nope His brother needed $30K? Not happening. THE REALITY CHECK $2M sounds like "never work again" money. At 34, living off it for 50+ years? $2M ÷ 50 years = $40K/year Less than his warehouse job paid if it sat in cash uninvested Path A: Keep spending. Broke by 42. Path B: Protect it. Retire at 52 with millions. He picked B. THE HARD BOUNDARY We set up one family meeting. Edwin: "I bought Mom a house. That's my gift. The rest isn't available." They were mad. He held the line anyway. THE PLAN Edwin went back to work part-time: $32K/year Why? Health insurance. Structure. As a bonus he woudl get Social Security credits. THE LESSON 70% of lottery winners go broke within 5 years. Big inheritances? Same story. Average $100K+ inheritance is gone in 5 years. Why? People treat windfalls like income instead of capital.

@SimonMthem10544 @dekreationz Anddddd here it is. I knew this mindset still existed somewhere. Dont be mad cuz u cant get bitches. This is exactly why they dont want u and would rather have a dildo

@dekreationz Lesbians want and use a dildo but not the dildo that comes with a male. They'll rather use a toy that resembles it😆

Two lesbians in a relationship, one of them will force herself to act like a man. Two gays in a relationship, one of them will force himself to act like a woman. This is nothing short of mental illness