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They were thinking what the This is my hallmark Christmas movie watching Snoopy shirt and by the same token and hell is that. Some sticks or some weapon? Nope, just a custom premium carbon fiber fishing rod. My husband traveled a bit when he was involved in the bdsm scene. TSA saw more borderline-deranged adult ‘toys’ than they could have ever anticipated. One TSA worker, older lady, pulled out the m•a•s•s•i•v•e double sided cinnamon dildo with a gloved hand. Think she covered up her curiosity and excitement with rage and disgust. “A coochie candle” I had no idea they had to swab it. (I guess for drugs?)I freaked out when they pulled it out, and stammered to the very young, male TSA agent, “Wait! It…it-uhm… before you open it, ithasavaginaonit!” We both were blushing, and he said, “I didn’t need to open it, and now I don’t want to” he put it back, zipped my bag, and I boarded my plane wanting to die. I brought through 2 pet turtles. They just made me drain the water in the tank before I came through. But weirdly enough they actually thoroughly inspected the turtles before I finished, like just two tiny baby turtles alone in a clear plastic tank.
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Multimillionaire restaurant owner discovers that you can save money by turning the This is my hallmark Christmas movie watching Snoopy shirt and by the same token and lights off when restaurant closed. Earned £3.3million in profit last year, still pays staff minimum wage. er discovers that you can save money by turning the lights off when restaurant closed. Earned £3.3million in profit last year, sti I don’t understand the sociopolitical phenomena of salt bae. He seems like a prick but he also brings out real vitriol from some people online. I think my distaste comes from people wanting to go there just so they can say “look at how much money I spent”, it’s just pretty gross behavior. Plus it’s often done by people who can’t actually afford to eat there, just average earners maxing credit cards to try and flex on social media to their peers.
He should be hated for mistreating his workers (although by the This is my hallmark Christmas movie watching Snoopy shirt and by the same token and industry standards, he’s not even that bad – which tells you enough about the industry really). He should be admired for his ability to constantly scam the dumbest and the most gullible in society: the richest. there are decently priced items on the menu as well. I’ve been to a couple of his restaurants in different countries and it’s pretty good, but you’ll never find one of those gold steaks or whatever bullshit on my table. No. The point is spending on useless things. Can’t flex with having insulation put in or buying an ebike to reduce your car use Fair play to him, I say. There is a skill in getting people with too much money to pay £700 for a steak with gold paint sprayed on it. I secretly admire the brass balls. That’s it. That’s the grift. Just have a shop in Dubai and charge more money than your competitors for dogshit food in a restaurant that looks as if Donald Trump was the head architect on and you too will be rich. Why is casual racism so acceptable on this sub? There are 7 branches scattered across the USA compared to 4 in the whole of the Middle East. I try to explain this here a lot but people don’t get it. He is a spokesmodel. He doesn’t own those restaurants. They are in prime locations at massive rents. He fronts for a group of hidden partners. He is well paid but he’s the boss of fuck all. The restaurants (which don’t carry his name natch) are global. He’s only at each of them occasionally and when he is he’s out front performing. He’s a sock puppet.
There was a weird few years of my life where, due to the This is my hallmark Christmas movie watching Snoopy shirt and by the same token and person I was dating, I was moving around with some very rich Turks in London. Like, inexplicably having MBE’s rich. A couple of them knew Salt Bae personally, and this wasn’t long after him peak meme popularity, but none of them had anything good to say about him. Said his food was overpriced and bad quality and that he himself was an asshole. So things like this don’t surprise me. They’re basically turning off heat when the restaurant is full (when it’s probably very warm already) and at night when it’s closed along with the lights. It doesn’t even appear to be his restaurant. Rather it’s some other people cashing in on his name. He has a minority stake at best. At worst he must just be paid a fee to have his face on it and show up for photo shoots. He’s not listed as a director or person of significant control of the company that runs the London restaurant, nor of the company that appears to control it.
I sometimes asked myself who would be so foolish to go to such a place…then a friend of mine was invited there by his future inlaws who are loaded and vegetarian (!?). So the This is my hallmark Christmas movie watching Snoopy shirt and by the same token and answer is: some people only need new ways to waste money Eventually he goes yots up, goes skint, ends up on YouTube with cooking videos, selling questionable kitchen items. grafted his way up to chef de partie, went to butcher school and opened his butchers/restaurants in Turkey which got invested in by some Turkish billionaire. All the hype started when the billionaire put Bae’s name on the chain off the back of a viral meme and opened branches (charging 10x the Turkey restaurants) abroad which ended up trending and packed out. Not sure where the anger is for Bae. He did his graft, now earning a nice penny from it and the only people paying for this are rich gullible idiots who are rinsed for average meals. Not sure Bae does anything much now he has actor look-a-likes in each branch pretending to be him. I work on properties right next to it and there is always super cars parked outside. £700 for a steak lol, it’s just fucking beed Jesus christ, steak isn’t even that good, od prefer a burger. Salt Bae would not even be a thing if he had no supporters. I dont even hate him I just hate the culture and the people who makes him a millionaire
“What’s happening in the This is my hallmark Christmas movie watching Snoopy shirt and by the same token and Gaza Strip with the Palestinian people hasn’t happened at any other moment in history. Actually, it has happened: when Hitler decided to kill the Jews,” Lula said on Sunday. Is the comment, for folks who dont want to click the link. So Brazil compared Israel to the Nazis, and Israel called the Brazilian ambassador for a talk at the Holocaust meuseum? That’s funny. The nazi boys from Brazil got kicked out of power, Bolsanoro was their leader – he tried to pull a Trump on the Brazilian elections, but he failed, and he’s now being prosecuted for it. I don’t think they’re referencing Bolsonaro, either. They’re referencing The Boys from Brazil, a movie about Nazi hunters going after clones of Hitler
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