Deva Hazarika

Very close race between the lady who said she "wipes her hand with the American flag" and Adriano Espaillat in New York's 13th congressional district democratic primary

What a great honor to be a part of the 250th birthday of this great nation 🇺🇸

BREAKING: JPMorgan fired DEI exec who dumped and stole a Knicks NYC trashcan

That didn’t last long.

The U.S. National Parks Service has begun erecting a chain link fence around the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington, after President Trump accused “Pro-Algae Protesters” of creating algae in and damaging the newly renovated pool, which was originally supposed to be ready for the 4th of July.

My 10th year MBA reunion was super humbling. -Around 10-15% of classmates are making seven figures -Few had notable exits -Classmates joked that living in L.A. made me dumb, that I lost the raw ambition I once had

as a jacked hot man it’s really annoying 2 see so many twinks in my replies chimping out about how much better they dress than me ! whatever!!!!! I don’t care! women like big muscles more than “suits”

correct I don’t give a shit about “fashion” or “culture” or “tailoring” lmao

breaking news men with broad shoulders & a ton of muscle look worse in suits than skinny twink men/europeans regardless of $$$

It's actually quite rare to see a wealthy person wearing a nice suit. This is because dressing well is more about knowledge than money, and wealthy people are typically not invested in learning how to dress well. I will give you some examples. In slide one, we see two powerful, wealthy men, both in custom-tailored suits. Sunak's jacket is too short, both in the body and the sleeves. Bezos, who is pictured here on his wedding day (when he would have wanted to dress well), is wearing a custom dinner suit but with the wrong waistcoat. The low armholes are also causing his jacket to lift. A famous bespoke tailor in Milan said Bezos's outfit made her heart break. In slides two and three, we see a high school art teacher and an electrician. They are not poor, but their vocations certainly place them several tiers below the former Prime Minister of Britain and one of the wealthiest men in the world. Yet, their clothes fit beautifully, and they are styled in a way that's thoughtful and coherent. In slide four, we see a man who claims he's wearing a bespoke $20,000 suit from one of the finest tailoring houses on Savile Row. Next to him, in the same slide, is a man wearing a $300 Jos A. Bank suit. The $20k blue suit does not fit well because this man interjected too much during the fitting, insisting to his tailor that he make the suit tighter and shorter, which is why the garment is pulling and rippling all over the place. The other man, despite having more modest means, educated himself on how a suit should fit and achieved more with considerably less. Online, you will find all types of influencers and writers hawking the latest trends and designer labels, telling you you have to buy such-and-such thing to have "aura." But in reality, money has very little correlation with style. There's no reason to assume that wealthy people can buy nice suits because it's not as simple as pulling out your credit card. You have to educate yourself a bit on the topic.

Tenders: fine — well fried and juicy but kinda bland Coleslaw: good as any FF slaw Texas toast: not very good Fries: terrible Sauce: like a crappier CFA honey roasted bbq — many superior fry sauces out there Fast friendly service reminiscent of CFA except stingy single hot sauce

NEW: In the coming weeks, the US plans to provide a welcome gift to white South Africans. They will get an Android tablet, an American flag. They will also receive a packet of literature that provides a sanitized, Trump-approved view of American and South African history.