I was down there last week and honestly I thought it was way better now than when I remember in the 90's. I had to go to south park and drove down to watts and had great food and a good time checking out all the life. The place is full of people everywhere and you can buy good stuff for cheap on the street like in third world countries. Pretty nice!
ah, where to begin?... first off... the dude should probably get an award for being the cleanest wendy's employee ever and props to the bkitch filming who reminds him to wash his pits and toes cleanliness is sometimes said to be next to godliness, so hygiene first and like she said... it's only a problem because old people are now on facebook wow ageist Wendy's employee fired after taking bubble bath in sink by Elise Solé | Yahoo Lifestyle — 24 May 2019 A Wendy’s employee was captured on video taking a bubble bath in the kitchen restaurant, a gag that got him fired. Posted on Snapchat and shared Tuesday on Facebook, a Wendy’s worker in Milton, Florida, wearing only a pair of shorts, lowered himself into an industrial sink, filled with soap. “Take a bath…get in there,” the woman filming says. “How does it feel?” “It’s warm,” the employee answers. “Turn the jets on.” He asks for a towel and the person filming commands, “Wash your armpits.” She hands him paper towels and he scrubs his armpits, chest and arms. “Let’s see those toes,” she says before stopping the video. A Wendy’s spokesperson tells Yahoo Lifestyle, “Our franchisee is taking this incident seriously and it is obviously totally unacceptable. This was a prank by a person who no longer works at this restaurant, and who clearly did not use good judgement.” Yahoo Lifestyle contacted the woman who filmed the bath and her coworker for comment. A Wendy’s employee wrote on Facebook, “He was off the clock and the ‘repulsive’ incident was two minutes long. People have done it before and the only reason it’s a problem now is because old people have access to Facebook.” The Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation’s hotels and restaurants division investigated and posted its findings on Wednesday. Yahoo Lifestyle obtained a copy of the investigative report, which stated, “Discussed sanitation and safety requirements and the importance of active managerial control at time of the inspection with the facility manager.” The restaurant is presently open for business, although an employee at the Milton location wouldn’t comment when contacted by Yahoo Lifestyle. Haley Leach, the woman who posted the Facebook video writing, “I don’t suggest anyone eating at the Milton Wendy’s again” did not return Yahoo Lifestyle’s inquiry. According to The Daytona Beach News-Journal, Leach wrote, “The actions in the video were appalling and I felt like the public had the right to know...”
i doubt it, i kept asking around if they took square and they gave me blank looks. i totally feel in my element but im not sure the element feels the same about me
he actually has been shipping the hardcore homeless out to surrounding counties sure it has to be a cash deal and let's go for a long ride kinda thing motherfucker
Army veteran and Steeler's OT Alejandro Villanueva explains the meaning of Memorial Day. Scroll down just past the Bart Starr story. It's a powerful message. http://www.espn.com/
ESPN removed the Villanueva video from its site. Found it here. Worth the watch. https://twitter.com/SportsCenter/status/1001145598194716672
Still gonna grill some burgers and kielbasa. Memorial day should be celebrated like dia de los muertos. Mexican memorial day has pretty good food and parades. Plus you get to dress up as your favorite memorialized formerly alive person.
Anytime someone uses guilt or shame to make their point then their point is just the tip of a poignard in disguise.
Wanted to catch the All in the Family with Woody Harrelson as Archie...before they started, Jimmy Kimmel who hosted it, introduced Norman Lear, TV icon, for sure. Even more impressive was the revelation that he was a bomber pilot who flew 50 missions over Nazi Germany. REspect.
uh... Lace shorts for men are here Braincharm — 31 May 2019 There are no rules anymore. Not even men’s fashion is safe from the madness. After the infamous ‘RompHim’ went viral in May, L.A.-based brand Hologram City created it’s own controversial statement piece to cash in on the odd clothing trend: see-through lace shorts for men. The garments are available in pastel pink, blue and green and they’re … really something. Naturally, they can be worn with matching lace shirts, for those wanting to sport a full-on lace ensemble. Just think, all this can be yours for the low price of $49 per item. If you’re dying to snag a pre-sale pair, you’d better act fast — knowing the internet, they’ll be sold out in approximately 5 minutes.
i have no issue w whatever gays want to wear but at least give the rest of the men something reasonable to wear i think the time is right for a line of clothes made by men for men that don't have cock interactions w other men this is a concerted effort to make all of us look like fools for their own agenda the young men i talk to these days are afraid to even pretend like they are masculine since its "toxic"
