Traderjoe
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The hell is going on here? Shocker it’s at a Walmart 🤣🤣
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Two Black Christian preachers staying completely composed while a liberal girl in a beanie throws a literal toddler tantrum—snatching water and trying to kick their ladder.
Why are they always like this?! 🤡
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Almost half of Americans don’t like Elon Musk,if you like him leave a red heart ❤️or give him thumbs up
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@1109Patricia They don’t give welfare and free medical? Hotel? I wonder why?
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Mexico is running a big domestic deportation program targeting “illegals” inside the country specifically for World Cup cleanup. The main action is Mexico receiving and processing people the U.S. is deporting under the Trump administration — roughly 160,000-170,000 Mexicans in 2025, plus around 13,000 non-Mexicans (mostly Cubans, Central Americans, Venezuelans).
Mexico buses many of those non-Mexicans south to places like Tapachula or Villahermosa, and from there often sends Central Americans back home by bus or convoy. Some viral posts call this “Mexico starting mass deportations,” but it’s mostly handling U.S. removals after migration flows dropped sharply.
For the 2026 World Cup (Mexico hosts games in Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey), the “cleanup” efforts focus on:
• Security: Deploying up to 100,000 personnel, including troops, to handle cartel violence and keep fans safe.
• Anti-piracy: “Operation Clean-Up” seizing tons of counterfeit FIFA gear, jerseys, and merchandise — especially in Mexico City markets like Tepito.
• Street vendors and public spaces: Some displacement of informal vendors and sex workers near stadiums to make areas look nicer, similar to Vancouver.
A large-scale roundup of undocumented migrants in Mexican cities is purely to beautify for the tournament. The bigger concerns from groups like Amnesty are militarization potentially leading to abuses and protests over gentrification or disappearances getting suppressed. It’s mostly about cracking down on fakes and boosting visible policing.
Patricia 🇺🇸@1109Patricia
Vancouver’s prepping for the 2026 FIFA World Cup — they’re hosting seven matches at BC Place this summer, June to July. The big “cleanup” push is around a two-kilometer “beautification zone” or controlled area near the stadium, which bumps right up against the Downtown Eastside, the city’s main spot for unhoused folks. They’ve got a temporary bylaw kicking in mid-May that tightens rules on cleanliness, public space use, signage, street vending, and graffiti removal to make the city look sharp for visitors and protect the FIFA brand. The city says they’re just keeping up their usual daily enforcement — moving people and stuff that blocks sidewalks or parks during the day, but not forcing anyone to leave the area entirely. They promise no special “street sweeps” tied to the event and they’ll keep existing homelessness services running as-is. Critics and a bunch of Downtown Eastside groups aren’t buying it — they call the human rights plan weak, basically “status quo” with no extra shelter spaces, no moratorium on sweeps, and real fear that bylaw officers and cops will just push people further out of sight for the tourists. Some unhoused folks have already been told to clear spots near the stadium. It’s the classic mega-event tension: city wants to look good for the world, locals worry the vulnerable get shuffled around. The final human rights plan dropped in May, so it’s all happening right now.
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The transition in this video is a perfect example of why "good vibes" aren't a business strategy.
You’re looking at a stunning wedding cake, meticulously crafted to the client’s exact specifications. Everything was perfect until the shift happened—the moment the customer decided she deserved the cake for free.
Despite the work being flawless, she tried to weaponize her own personal stress to avoid paying, claiming the design wasn't what she wanted. But this is where a professional foundation becomes a brick wall.
The drama met its match with cold, hard facts:
The Contract: A signed agreement detailing every tier and flavor.
The Paper Trail: Saved texts of every approval along the way.
The Visuals: Time-stamped photos proving the cake was exactly what she ordered.
Because of that documentation, her attempt to manipulate the situation failed. The baker didn't have to argue or get emotional; they just had to point to the signature.
The Lesson: You don't get a contract to protect yourself from "bad" people; you get it to protect yourself from someone having a bad day and taking it out on your bottom line. It turns a "he-said-she-said" nightmare into an open-and-shut case.
Stop relying on handshakes. Protect your labor, protect your business, and get it in writing.
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@TheKevinDalton They are trying harder than they did for the Malibu fire.
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Because people living in sewer is a thing in Gavin Newsom‘s California, a homeless encampment somewhere under the 110 freeway has caught fire in San Pedro.
Los Angeles Fire Department have traveled more than 60 feet into the tunnel and still haven’t been able to locate the cause.
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Keeping it in the family when the whole family gets arrested. 🤦
The confrontation began when O'Fallon Police responded to a domestic battery report involving a daughter and her boyfriend. Tensions boiled over in the driveway as the parents physically intervened, refusing to allow officers access to the daughter inside the home.
As officers attempted to conduct their investigation, the situation shifted from a verbal disagreement to physical obstruction. Bodycam footage captures the moments the scene fractured, leading to a "hands-on" encounter in the garage.
Instead of a single citation, the entire family now faces serious legal consequences:
🔹 The Daughter: Facing Domestic Battery charges.
🔹 The Parents: Both facing felony charges of Aggravated Battery to a Peace Officer and Obstructing Justice.
The lead officer summarizes the grim reality at the end: “They decided to deny us entry, they decided to hit us... now they’re all going to jail.”
What started as a simple domestic call ended with a family in handcuffs. Know your rights, but know the line.
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Anthony Griffin (44), who the New York Times described as a "popular battle rapper" (seriously, the article is still up...) decided it was a good idea to stab and slash 3 elderly Americans (65, 70, and 84 years old) with a Gerber Gear machete at Grand Central Station in New York City.
As officers arrived on scene, the first cop pulls his Gen4 Glock 17 with night sights and tells him to drop the knife. Mr. Griffin isn't deterred by the Glock as he knows, from multiple Hollywood movies and rap songs, that it can't be detected by a metal detector.
So, the second officer has to pull his Sig Sauer P226 and performs an impromptu ballistics test on Mr. Griffin's chest cavity with his Speer 124gr +p 9mm bonded hollow points as Mr. Griffin was yelling "I am Lucifer!!!"
As it turns out, even Lucifer isn't immune from a couple well placed 9mm bonded JHPs in the torso and died on the scene saving taxpayers millions of dollars.
Carry accordingly...
#CityLife #NYPD #cops #ballistics #NewYorkCity #decay #FailedState #crime #glock #GerberGear #SigSauer #GoldDot #FAFO #3rdWorld #decline #communism #GrandCentralStation #urban #democrats
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I'll Wait...
I actually do not have any tattoos ...
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A transgender extremist ("Lauren" Darul) stabbed an Asian woman (Wan Lai) randomly with a kitchen knife in Melbourne, Australia, puncturing her right lung
Where's Stop Asian Hate?
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🔥 WOW - Another INSANE Campaign Ad released by Former Reality TV Star Spencer Pratt as he runs for Mayor of Los Angeles CA.
Whoever Mr. Pratt hired for media is ON POINT!
I live 3,000 miles away but California and New Jersey have some of the SAME PROBLEMS!
I am HYPED. Lets Go! @spencerpratt
Keep Fighting 🇺🇸
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This man was given so many warnings. He was obviously unhinged! When you're walking around with a knife and screaming at a cop that you want to take her life you are going to be taken down at some point. She did what she had to do. 💯
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