*Well damn homeless Americans*

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A painful lesson he has learned

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Well damn homeless Americans

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*TIL BBC journalists requested an interview with Facebook because they weren't removing child abuse photos. Facebook asked to be sent the photos as proof. When journalists sent the photos, Facebook reported the them to the police because distributing child*

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TIL BBC journalists requested an interview with Facebook because they weren't removing child abuse photos. Facebook asked to be sent the photos as proof. When journalists sent the photos, Facebook reported the them to the police because distributing child

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*AITA for telling my MIL that she will not be sleeping in my teens bed for the holidays?*

So I(33f) have accepted my MIL(66f) with staying at our home over the holidays, as she lives in South Carolina, and it is too far away from where we live. (for reference, i live central PA). I told my MIL that we would be blowing up an air mattress and putting it in the baby’s bedroom which he does not sleep in yet. EDIT: Sorry for the mistype, I meant to type 56!! Sorry! She exclaimed that the air mattress was too uncomfortable for her back, so we gave her different options such as the futon, couches pushed together, and even stacked pillows! She declined all of the above, and borough up my 14 year old stepdaughters bed. I told her this was absolutely off-limits, as this was my stepdaughters bed and not hers! She proceeded to tell me that my stepdaughter would not be staying at our house at that time anyways, so it would be just fine. I told her that that was not the point, and that it is still not hers to sleep in. I offered the futon, couches, and air mattress again and yelled that my stepdaughters bed is “pretty”, and she should get to sleep in it. I told her that she would still not be sleeping in it. She calls me and I pick up the phone, and she tells me that she will not be coming over for Christmas if she can’t sleep over in my stepdaughters bed. I told her that it was fine, and would be less of a hassle. AITA for not letting her sleep in my teens bed? EDIT: I’ve talked to my stepdaughter about the situation, and she said she was a little uncomfortable about her grandma pushing for the 5th time this month, but said she was fine with her staying in her bed. EDIT 2: I just wanted to clarify to everyone that we have just redone my stepdaughters bedroom less than a week ago, and she hasn’t slept in it yet. This upcoming weekend(Christmas when MIL will be coming over) will be the first time she is sleeping in it, and that means MIL will be sleeping in her new bedroom before her. I wanted to save it for her especially since we put finishing touches. We have an extra room downstairs with a twin bed, but we didn’t want to split up MIL and FIL, but it was an option that she had declined. Hopefully last edit: My stepdaughter had moderate-severe scoliosis and can NOT sleep on the ground. We purposefully made her bed comfortable and personalized to her liking when we redid her bedroom!! submitted by /u/Odd-Airline7982 to r/AITAH [link] [comments]
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AITA for telling my MIL that she will not be sleeping in my teens bed for the holidays?

So I(33f) have accepted my MIL(66f) with staying at our home over the holidays, as she lives in South Carolina, and it is too far away from where we live. (for reference, i live central PA). I told my MIL that we would be blowing up an air mattress and putting it in the baby’s bedroom which he does not sleep in yet. EDIT: Sorry for the mistype, I meant to type 56!! Sorry! She exclaimed that the air mattress was too uncomfortable for her back, so we gave her different options such as the futon, couches pushed together, and even stacked pillows! She declined all of the above, and borough up my 14 year old stepdaughters bed. I told her this was absolutely off-limits, as this was my stepdaughters bed and not hers! She proceeded to tell me that my stepdaughter would not be staying at our house at that time anyways, so it would be just fine. I told her that that was not the point, and that it is still not hers to sleep in. I offered the futon, couches, and air mattress again and yelled that my stepdaughters bed is “pretty”, and she should get to sleep in it. I told her that she would still not be sleeping in it. She calls me and I pick up the phone, and she tells me that she will not be coming over for Christmas if she can’t sleep over in my stepdaughters bed. I told her that it was fine, and would be less of a hassle. AITA for not letting her sleep in my teens bed? EDIT: I’ve talked to my stepdaughter about the situation, and she said she was a little uncomfortable about her grandma pushing for the 5th time this month, but said she was fine with her staying in her bed. EDIT 2: I just wanted to clarify to everyone that we have just redone my stepdaughters bedroom less than a week ago, and she hasn’t slept in it yet. This upcoming weekend(Christmas when MIL will be coming over) will be the first time she is sleeping in it, and that means MIL will be sleeping in her new bedroom before her. I wanted to save it for her especially since we put finishing touches. We have an extra room downstairs with a twin bed, but we didn’t want to split up MIL and FIL, but it was an option that she had declined. Hopefully last edit: My stepdaughter had moderate-severe scoliosis and can NOT sleep on the ground. We purposefully made her bed comfortable and personalized to her liking when we redid her bedroom!! submitted by /u/Odd-Airline7982 to r/AITAH link comments
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*TIFU by revealing how many times I asked for a promotion*

Today, the CEO of our company swung by to answer questions. My question was basically “what would it take to get a promotion.” His answer, “do what you gotta do, and just keep asking.” I responded that I had already asked quite a bit. To which he said “just keep doing it, you won’t annoy them. You’d be surprised how many times people had to ask.” I revealed my number was 37 (these past 4 years). Right then and there, he left and then I learn I am fired. I overheard him saying to my boss (direct boss) “37 times? Why would you allow this?” It made me wonder why I was given the advice to keep asking and told “oh you won’t annoy them.” That clearly wasn’t true, as proven by the following events. Still, shouldn’t have admitted I have any ambition if they didn’t want me to have it. TLDR; I asked 37 times for a promotion, and the CEO hated that (despite originally telling me to keep at it). submitted by /u/Only-Dragonfly5295 to r/tifu [link] [comments]
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TIFU by revealing how many times I asked for a promotion

Today, the CEO of our company swung by to answer questions. My question was basically “what would it take to get a promotion.” His answer, “do what you gotta do, and just keep asking.” I responded that I had already asked quite a bit. To which he said “just keep doing it, you won’t annoy them. You’d be surprised how many times people had to ask.” I revealed my number was 37 (these past 4 years). Right then and there, he left and then I learn I am fired. I overheard him saying to my boss (direct boss) “37 times? Why would you allow this?” It made me wonder why I was given the advice to keep asking and told “oh you won’t annoy them.” That clearly wasn’t true, as proven by the following events. Still, shouldn’t have admitted I have any ambition if they didn’t want me to have it. TLDR; I asked 37 times for a promotion, and the CEO hated that (despite originally telling me to keep at it). submitted by /u/Only-Dragonfly5295 to r/tifu link comments
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*This $3 Hand Soap Never Dries Out My Hands and Smells Amazing*

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*Don’t Throw Out Your Advent Calendar Just Yet*

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*Национальная*

Федеральная служба войск национальной гвардии Российской Федерации (Росгвардия) — федеральный орган исполнительной власти Российской Федерации, спецслужба...via forma full 5 https://ift.tt/MYxFaSg Manage Unsubscribe from these notifications or sign in to manage your Email service.IFTTT Manage on IFTTT: https://ifttt.com/myrecipes/personal/114580525
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Национальная

Федеральная служба войск национальной гвардии Российской Федерации (Росгвардия) — федеральный орган исполнительной власти Российской Федерации, спецслужба...via forma full 5 https://ift.tt/MYxFaSg Manage Unsubscribe from these notifications or sign in to manage your Email service.IFTTT Manage on IFTTT: https://ifttt.com/myrecipes/personal/114580525
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*Национальная*

Федеральная служба войск национальной гвардии Российской Федерации (Росгвардия) — федеральный орган исполнительной власти Российской Федерации, спецслужба...via forma full 5 https://ift.tt/MYxFaSg Manage Unsubscribe from these notifications or sign in to manage your Email service.IFTTT Manage on IFTTT: https://ifttt.com/myrecipes/personal/114580525
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*Виды и рода войск ВС*

Армия в той или иной степени касается каждого гражданина, поэтому волей-неволей люди осведомлены о ней. Но ведь армия - это слишком обобщенное и абстрактное понятие...via forma full 5 https://ift.tt/9jbQBId Manage Unsubscribe from these notifications or sign in to manage your Email service.IFTTT Manage on IFTTT: https://ifttt.com/myrecipes/personal/114580525
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Национальная

Федеральная служба войск национальной гвардии Российской Федерации (Росгвардия) — федеральный орган исполнительной власти Российской Федерации, спецслужба...via forma full 5 https://ift.tt/MYxFaSg Manage Unsubscribe from these notifications or sign in to manage your Email service.IFTTT Manage on IFTTT: https://ifttt.com/myrecipes/personal/114580525
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*An airline just raised its baggage fees again*

When it comes to things that annoy travelers about the flying experience, the issue of baggage is pretty high up there. Between high fees and low weight limits, economy travelers in particular feel like they are being squeezed for what used to be seen as a basic part of the ticket. But while most major U.S. airlines raised the price of a checked bag from $25 to $30 at around the same time following the pandemic and then kept it stable, Alaska Airlines (ALK) - Get Free Report is taking on the risk of incurring traveler wrath with its latest announcement of a fee increase.Related: Airlines are cracking down on lounge crowding in a way you won't like From Jan. 2, 2024 onwards, the first checked bag for those flying economy and with no additional flyer status or credit card granting them a free bag will have to pay $35 instead of $30. A second bag will now cost $45 instead of $40 while the cost of any additional luggage will stay the same at $150 per bag. A single suitcase moves through the airport pick-up carousel. Shutterstock This is how much you will have to pay for Alaska luggage when flying economy While only a $5 difference from what customers pay now, the idea of raising prices at all is always a risky PR move — the last time Alaska raised its luggage prices was in 2018 at which time it introduced the tiered system from what used to be $25 for each of the first two bags. More Travel:A new travel term is taking over the internet (and reaching airlines and hotels)The 10 best airline stocks to buy nowAirlines see a new kind of traveler at the front of the plane Travelers who had previously been entitled to a free checked bag will remain so after the change comes into place. Along with two free bags for those traveling in first class, travelers with the Alaska Airlines Visa and Alaska Airlines Visa Business credit cards get their first checked bag free while those with the airline's MVP Gold 100K and MVP Gold 75K Status (attained by flying a respective 100,000 and 75,000 miles with the airline) get as many as three free checked bags on each flight. "As we navigate rising operating costs – including high fuel prices – we occasionally need to adjust our fee structure to maintain a high level of excellence in the service we provide," Alaska Air Group told media outlet of the changes.Will more airlines follow suit with raising baggage fees? In November, Alaska Airlines also raised the price of the program granting travelers access to its airport lounges from $400 to $500 for elite members and from $500 to $600 for non-elite ones (one gains elite status after earning 20,000 miles flying with the airline) even as competitor Delta (DAL) - Get Free Report found itself in the midst of a major firestorm after cracking down on access after its own SkyClub lounges started to grow crowded. Alaska's latest decision led some to speculate on whether a similar "domino effect" when it comes to baggage prices could also be on the horizon. "The airline industry likes to act in unison, and if there's an opportunity to increase revenue somewhere, it's a sure-fire bet airlines will capitalize on it," aviation reporter Tim Jue told The Points Guy. "All it takes is one carrier to take that leap of faith and everyone else usually piles on immediately afterwards."
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Виды и рода войск ВС

Армия в той или иной степени касается каждого гражданина, поэтому волей-неволей люди осведомлены о ней. Но ведь армия - это слишком обобщенное и абстрактное понятие...via forma full 5 https://ift.tt/9jbQBId Manage Unsubscribe from these notifications or sign in to manage your Email service.IFTTT Manage on IFTTT: https://ifttt.com/myrecipes/personal/114580525
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An airline just raised its baggage fees again

When it comes to things that annoy travelers about the flying experience, the issue of baggage is pretty high up there. Between high fees and low weight limits, economy travelers in particular feel like they are being squeezed for what used to be seen as a basic part of the ticket. But while most major U.S. airlines raised the price of a checked bag from $25 to $30 at around the same time following the pandemic and then kept it stable, Alaska Airlines (ALK) - Get Free Report is taking on the risk of incurring traveler wrath with its latest announcement of a fee increase.Related: Airlines are cracking down on lounge crowding in a way you won't like From Jan. 2, 2024 onwards, the first checked bag for those flying economy and with no additional flyer status or credit card granting them a free bag will have to pay $35 instead of $30. A second bag will now cost $45 instead of $40 while the cost of any additional luggage will stay the same at $150 per bag. A single suitcase moves through the airport pick-up carousel. Shutterstock This is how much you will have to pay for Alaska luggage when flying economy While only a $5 difference from what customers pay now, the idea of raising prices at all is always a risky PR move — the last time Alaska raised its luggage prices was in 2018 at which time it introduced the tiered system from what used to be $25 for each of the first two bags. More Travel:A new travel term is taking over the internet (and reaching airlines and hotels)The 10 best airline stocks to buy nowAirlines see a new kind of traveler at the front of the plane Travelers who had previously been entitled to a free checked bag will remain so after the change comes into place. Along with two free bags for those traveling in first class, travelers with the Alaska Airlines Visa and Alaska Airlines Visa Business credit cards get their first checked bag free while those with the airline's MVP Gold 100K and MVP Gold 75K Status (attained by flying a respective 100,000 and 75,000 miles with the airline) get as many as three free checked bags on each flight. "As we navigate rising operating costs – including high fuel prices – we occasionally need to adjust our fee structure to maintain a high level of excellence in the service we provide," Alaska Air Group told media outlet of the changes.Will more airlines follow suit with raising baggage fees? In November, Alaska Airlines also raised the price of the program granting travelers access to its airport lounges from $400 to $500 for elite members and from $500 to $600 for non-elite ones (one gains elite status after earning 20,000 miles flying with the airline) even as competitor Delta (DAL) - Get Free Report found itself in the midst of a major firestorm after cracking down on access after its own SkyClub lounges started to grow crowded. Alaska's latest decision led some to speculate on whether a similar "domino effect" when it comes to baggage prices could also be on the horizon. "The airline industry likes to act in unison, and if there's an opportunity to increase revenue somewhere, it's a sure-fire bet airlines will capitalize on it," aviation reporter Tim Jue told The Points Guy. "All it takes is one carrier to take that leap of faith and everyone else usually piles on immediately afterwards."
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*Икра и холодец: пользователи Сети назвали самую невкусную новогоднюю еду*

А что из праздничных блюд не любите вы?
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