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You recently got a job in the office of the deputy speaker of parliament as a communications consultant!
I’d equally tweet like you if my bread was being stepped in by a ghetto boy like Tabz!
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Tabz presents a big challenge for journalism. In the past 2–3 days, he has put out hundreds of posts on X, a few correct, but many speculative or utterly false. Yet some news sites have published everything he posted as news.
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A woman walked into a prestigious bank and approached the teller. "I’d like to withdraw $5, please," she said quietly.
The teller didn’t even look up. He was busy, important, and clearly had no time for "small" transactions.
"Ma'am, for withdrawals under $10, you have to use the ATM outside. We don’t handle small change at the counter. You're holding up the line."
The woman remained calm. "The machine outside isn't working for me. I just need $5 to buy my groceries."
The teller sighed—that loud, performative sigh used to let someone know they are a nuisance. "Rules are rules. Unless you're withdrawing a significant amount, I can't help you. Please move aside for the next person."
She didn't move. She didn't shout. She just asked a simple question: "What is the maximum amount I can withdraw right now?"
Irritated, the teller tapped a few keys to check her balance. His face went pale. He stopped tapping. He cleared his throat and suddenly sat up very straight.
"Well... Ma'am... you have a balance of $500,000. You can withdraw it all, but I’d need the manager to authorize a cash movement of that size."
"Do it," she said.
The next twenty minutes were a circus. The manager came out, suddenly offering her a chair and a glass of water. The teller was sweating, his hands trembling as he counted out stacks of hundreds. He had spent the morning treating her like a ghost, only to realize he was looking at the bank's most liquid asset.
When the mountain of cash was finally piled on the counter, the woman didn't reach for a suitcase. She reached for the very top stack, peeled off a single $5 bill, and tucked it into her purse.
She pushed the remaining $499,995 back toward the stunned teller.
"Now," she said, her voice steady and soft. "I’d like to deposit the rest back into my account. And next time, remember: it’s my money, not your 'small change.

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@MercedesBenzUSA Hello @MercedesBenzUSA one ☝️ kidney and one liver ….. are you down for bussness 🤔
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