Mad props to Bill. The legend handled this blatant show of insensitive disrespect like the national treasure that he is.
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Mad props to Bill. The legend handled this blatant show of insensitive disrespect like the national treasure that he is.
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Some recent pictures surfaced depicting Jonah Hill's coffee cup carrying technique. Suffice to say, some folks on Twitter were surprised and unsettled. Does it really matter, no? Is this the kind of ridiculous topic we love to focus on while taking our minds to recess? Yes. Maybe Jonah's just one amongst many that live life on the edge, while holding their coffee cups in such a way that the whole cup could drop at a moment's notice.
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This quick Tumblr thread provides some potentially helpful advice on how to go about counteracting the toxic mess that can be a customer service interaction with a Karen or Ken. Tears, apparently are super effective. Takes a real mean, bitter, and senseless soul to continue badgering someone with insults and entitlement, while that person is crying.
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This dude's girlfriend demanded that he get rid of his cat because cats eat and kill mice. Um, let's just sit back and let that sit for a second. Okay, moving forward, this girlfriend sat down with the guy and gave him just the kind of toxic ultimatum that screams, "this isn't going to work out." She said she couldn't see a future with him unless he gave up the cat. The cat was just doing cat things. It seems like she was just too afraid to end the relationship for her own personal reasons, more than anything else.
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The world is filled to the brim with choosing beggars and their unyielding, wildly irrational series of demands. These folks will come out of left field, and not even bother asking for a discount; no, they'll just ask for that car or new computer or painting for free. And then, then, free might not even be cheap enough. We're not sure when the world's choosing beggars will ever give it a rest, but until then we have these moments of gross entitlement to shake our heads at.
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