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Lucious Morningstar retweeted
They don’t make episodes like this no more.
Smart Guy🎬
My husband invited his mistress to our tenth wedding anniversary dinner, seated her three chairs away from me, and watched me thank her for coming. But the affair wasn’t what destroyed me. It was discovering that almost everyone at that table had helped him hide it.
There were twelve guests, including my parents, my younger sister, my husband’s brother, and friends we’d known for years. He’d reserved a private dining room at a restaurant where dinner cost more than our monthly mortgage. Everyone was laughing, ordering expensive wine, and telling stories about our marriage. The woman sat beside my sister, wearing a delicate gold bracelet identical to one I’d found in my husband’s car six months earlier. He’d claimed it was a gift for his brother’s girlfriend. I might have dismissed the coincidence if I hadn’t watched my sister lean over and whisper, “You okay? I know tonight’s awkward.” The woman nodded and glanced at my husband. Something cold settled in my stomach. When my husband stepped outside to take a call, I followed him into the hallway. “How long?” I asked. His expression changed immediately. “Please don’t do this here.” That was all the confirmation I needed. “How long?” I repeated. “Almost two years,” he admitted. I stared at him. “And they know?” He didn’t answer. When I walked back into the room, nobody asked why I’d been crying. My mother simply reached across the table, squeezed my hand, and whispered, “Sweetheart, just get through dinner.” I realized then that she wasn’t comforting me. She was asking me to cooperate.
Lucious Morningstar retweeted
Manager: “Everyone in this office has contributed except you.”
Employee: “Contributed to what, sir?”
Manager: “The money we're raising for the CEO's daughter's wedding.”
Employee: “I know about it. I'm not contributing.”
The manager looked up from his laptop.
Manager: “You understand this isn't compulsory, right?”
Employee: “Yes, sir.”
Manager: “Then why are you making it difficult?”
Employee: “I'm not making anything difficult. I simply said I won't contribute.”
Manager: “Even the cleaners contributed something.”
Employee: “That's their decision.”
Manager: “You've worked here for seven years. The CEO has been good to you.”
Employee: “I agree.”
Manager: “Then what's the problem with giving $100?”
Employee: “Because I don't have $100 to give away.”
Manager: “You earn $4,200 a month.”
Employee: “Yes.”
Manager: “And you're telling me you can't spare $100?”
Employee: “I'm telling you I won't.”
The manager leaned back.
Manager: “Be careful how you speak. People remember these things.”
The employee stood up.
Employee: “Sir, can I ask you something?”
Manager: “Go ahead.”
Employee: “When my wife was admitted to the hospital last year, do you remember what happened?”
Manager: “What does that have to do with this?”
Employee: “I requested a $2,000 salary advance. I wasn't asking for free money. I offered to repay it over six months.”
Manager: “And?”
Employee: “HR rejected it.”
Manager: “That's company policy.”
Employee: “I understood. So I asked if the company could release my annual bonus early.”
Manager: “And they said no?”
Employee: “Yes.”
Manager: “Again, that's policy.”
Employee: “Exactly.”
The manager frowned.
Employee: “But last week, HR sent three reminders asking employees to contribute toward a wedding that reportedly costs more than $200,000.”
Manager: “That's completely different.”
Employee: “I know. One was an emergency. The other is a celebration.”
The room went silent.
Then the manager asked a question the employee wasn't expecting.
“Do you know who personally approved your promotion two years ago?”
Employee: “The CEO?”
Manager: “Yes. He rejected three other candidates and chose you.”
Employee: “I know, sir.”
Manager: “Then perhaps you should remember that before deciding what kind of man he is.”
The employee looked at him.
“Sir, I'm not questioning what kind of man he is. I'm questioning why gratitude is starting to look like a monthly deduction.”
Lucious Morningstar retweeted
🚨#BREAKING: A family in Georgia is outraged after they paid to have their 4-year-old pug named Cha Cha euthanized...
...and then MONTHS LATER later saw a photo on Facebook of their dog ALIVE AND WELL with a vet from the animal hospital
The story is wild.
According to the family, Cha Cha the dog got very sick, the vets told them it was organ failure and diabetic ketoacidosis... so the family decided euthanisia was the best course of action.
The family said goodbye in March, paid the bill, and went home grieving.
But according to the family, someone at that hospital was very attached to Cha Cha, because a worker took her home instead.
Months later, Rebecca (the owner of Cha Cha) was scrolling Facebook and saw a photo.
Her words: “I knew scrolling like that’s my dog.”
Even more wild...the vet's husband confirmed it, his wife not only had Cha Cha, but he says the pug was in GOOD HEALTH.
The dog they were told was dying was actually ALIVE and DOING WELL.
But it gets worse.
When the family went to the hospital, managers DENIED IT, Rebecca says they got a LAWYER and won’t talk about it.
Then, the family believes, the hospital put Cha Cha down to hide what happened.
Rebecca’s words:
“The fact that they put a healthy dog down. That’s just sick.”
And this is NOT the first time.
Earlier this year, another family said their cat Annie was supposed to be euthanized at the SAME hospital, and a worker took her home too.
The hospital admitted it “fell short” that time.
And Annie? She was put down too.
So twice now, a dog or cat has been alive and cared for after the family said goodbye.
...this is beyond insane
Lucious Morningstar retweeted
The Soska Sisters return to their horror roots as they untag themselves from an innocuous post by Rippaverse superfan RenownedZ3r0.
Ethan Van Sciver, recently expressing his belief that the Soska Sisters parted ways under less-than-ideal circumstances, appears to feel vindicated
Lucious Morningstar retweeted
🚨 ‘Ashita no Joe’ Creator Tetsuya Chiba has Passed Away at the age of 87.
He was the first Manga artist to ever receive Japan's Order of Culture.
Lucious Morningstar retweeted
Es hasta doloroso saber que existe Handyman Saitou y la gente ni lo registra cuando es, muy posiblemente, el mejor isekai de los últimos 10 años (y por encima de los tres grandes isekai).
Lucious Morningstar retweeted
🚨L’AUTEUR de BLEACH (Tite Kubo) parle de l’influence de son manga sur DEMON SLAYER et JUJUTSU KAISEN :
🗣️ « Les gens disent souvent que les capitaines du Gotei 13 ont influencé les Piliers dans Demon Slayer, ou que le Bankai a inspiré JJK.
Les créateurs de ces séries m'ont dit qu'ils étaient influencés par BLEACH mais je ne pense pas que l'influence soit quelque chose qui coule dans une seule direction. C'est quelque chose qui est passé d'une génération de créateurs à l'autre.
Quand j'étais enfant, j'adorais l'anime Saint Seiya. Les Chevaliers d’Or m'ont laissé une énorme impression, et les capitaines du Gotei 13 étaient ma propre interprétation de ce genre de casting puissant.
C'est ainsi que la créativité évolue. Chaque génération de créateurs absorbe les idées des œuvres qu'ils admirent, les réinterprète à travers leur propre perspective et les transforme en quelque chose d'entièrement nouveau. C'est ce que l'influence a toujours été. »
Lucious Morningstar retweeted
🚨 Byron Donalds just said out loud what the media won't print.
Nicki Minaj is out stomping for Trump and cheering him and John James, both on track to be the first Black governors of their states. The press stays quiet because they're Republicans.
Donalds' reaction: "If myself or John were running as Democrats every news outlet in the country would talk about how historic it is. Because we're conservatives they want to ignore it."
He told it straight. Democrats take the Black vote for granted. Loyalty went one way. Results go the other.
Policies over parties. Vote red.
Lucious Morningstar retweeted
Surviving against the odds: a mother seal's resilience and dedication in the frozen wild.
Lucious Morningstar retweeted
🚨 HOLY CRAP! A defiant Flavio Bolsonaro just walked out and declared THE RESULTS ARE INVALID after Lula STOLE it from him — BOLSONARO IS MOVING TO ANUL THE RESULTS.
"It is impossible—it is IMPOSSIBLE—to recognize the election results in the context of how these things happened. We are going to use our legal team; we are going to ask for the annulment of these elections!"
"I will never know, in a state where the polling stations were not reopened, how many votes I could have received."
"A Supreme Court justice, for the first time in history—Lula's former lawyer—issued a unilateral decree at the request of a former law partner of his, and changed the rules of the game in the middle of the game!"
"At 5:01 PM, Justice Zanin—who is not part of the Superior Electoral Court—trampling over the specialized electoral court, made a decision extending voting by two hours. This had never happened in the history of Brazil!"
Good.
This needs to happen.
America is with you, FLAVIO! We all saw the last-minute cheat.
Lucious Morningstar retweeted
Orsted has lived thousands of lives, but he deliberately kept his distance from Perugius for most of them.
That isn't an accident. What did Perugius do in past loops that made the Dragon God say 'yeah, let's leave him alone'?
Lucious Morningstar retweeted
I felt this on a deeply maternal level. Those of us who have eyes to see will celebrate them. I’ve met them both. They are both exceptionally engaging speakers & just overall great well rounded guys. Thank you, President TRUMP! We appreciate you. Mike Rogers is exceptional, too.
