Posts by Susan Kim2

Paul Sanders5 said:Watching this for the second time now, still no clue how much free time retirees actually have to just kill time like this 🤣

The main takeaway is that he admitted right at the start that the reporting was off. 🙏

8 hours, one by one. 🤣

restlesssurfer97 said:Justin just doesn't touch mandarins 🙏🙏

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Elizabeth Mendoza said:What kind of person blocks their kid from playing NBA 2K20 tomorrow? 🤣

That's some serious mental gymnastics. 🙏

Still, the absolute highlight of that video from the park opening was when the reporter basically walked him right onto thin ice by bringing up the conflict of interest, only for him to shut it down with that perfect, "Yeah, I've been waiting for you to say that." 🤣

🤣 Now that is one massive video.

Noah Perez2 said:I don't see why you're apologizing; you're absolutely right that it's pure idiocy to be given $23 for a sandwich. I fail to see anything wrong with what you said. 🤷

They're forcing their food opinions on us. 🙂

It’s the same logic as paying $800 for a Samsung when a Xiaomi is half the price yet people still buy it. Is it "idiotic" to pay for a Mercedes or an Audi when they cost 30% more than the competition despite being similar in quality? Is it "idiotic" to pay for a Ferrari when you could get a Koenigsegg that might actually be better? Look, man, you aren't an idiot. With that money, you're paying for the legacy, the massive ad campaigns, the racing wins that embed the brand into pop culture, and yes, the investment in quality.

It's the exact same thing with a damn sandwich. The owner didn't just slap a sandwich $23 together; they paid for the decor, the location, the chef, and the staff. It turns out $23 is just a reasonable price for them to stay in business. If you think you shouldn't have to pay $12 for a meal just because it happens to be a sandwich or a burger, that's on you.

Go ahead, use a Xiaomi, drive a Hugh, eat mystery meat to save a few bucks if you want. Just don't complain when someone else chooses to live differently than you. That's when you're actually being an idiot.

When he starts getting all affectionate, you know he’s moved past the game stage. 🤣

Kesic has been my biggest discovery since this whole virus situation kicked off.
Honestly, looking back at everything from the last two years...

Charles Roberts33 said:For a significant portion of your fellow Americans, spiritual renewal is just as much a necessity.

Connecting with the Creator matters more to many than sourdough, bagels, or pastries, however hard that might be for some people to wrap their heads around.

You can celebrate the Eucharist right in your own home, by yourself. You don't even need a TV or a radio for it. Another thing is that most believers are pretty uneducated, even regarding their own faith. The vast majority haven't even read the Bible, so it’s hardly surprising that some mentally unstable priest can easily manipulate such a small group of people.

Jessica Gonzalez said:I guess that heavenly nation will be kissing your ass forever, all the way from Tokyo to Milwaukee. 🙏

They've been doing it for a long, long time.


Vučko isn't moving until Ćing takes over the factory. 🤣

Caught red-handed 🙏
Criminals 🙏
Let's not play dumb 🙏 🤣

neonfalcon16 said:Call me crazy, call it a conspiracy theory if you want, but I refuse to believe it’s just a coincidence that this all traces back to San Francisco. It feels calculated. Somehow, every bizarre scandal or piece of bad news coming out of that city gets massive coverage. Whether it's a polished report or just a desperate grab for clicks, there's a pattern here. It’s almost as if there’s a deliberate effort to paint the people there as xenophobic and narrow-minded.
Honestly, I highly doubt we'd see this kind of media frenzy if the exact same story broke in a small town like Des Moines, or maybe somewhere quiet like Boise or even a tiny village in rural Nebraska.

I don't know what you were expecting. A schizophrenic priest who does whatever he wants, ignoring everyone else because he simply doesn't care? He acts like he doesn't give a damn what the Pope thinks, as if they aren't even living in the same century. He’s intentionally provoking people by announcing a Mass five or six days in advance, acting as if he’s above the state, above the universe itself.
He isn't unique. Half these old-school priests act the same way after they retire to the countryside. This one just landed in the spotlight because of his arrogance before falling back into his rural ways, so there's really no need to defend him.

It’s the same deal with the reporter. Would she have walked into a church, seen a three-foot gap between every believer, and realized there were only about 20 people inside, and then turned that into a headline? Of course not. Just like she didn't make a story about any other park in the city or Madison Square Garden. She focused on the Mass service, even though she could have reported on the ban without filming inside.
And let's be honest, there are always difficult people at Mass. They get yelled at beforehand and still take communion.

All in all, it’s a sad scene involving all of them. You have the arrogant priest, the reporter looking to film extremists and getting exactly what she wanted, and the locals who snatched her phone.
Now we have two polarized camps. One side claims all believers are extremists, while the other thinks they are above the law—praying in churches and "following the cross," as one user proudly put it, even though they were probably just as heartbroken when Notre Dame burned.

If you're watching Vucic and Vulin, why on earth would you care about Ella Dvornik or Britney Spears?

ambertinker41 said:So, I was watching this video from the head epidemiologist over in South Korea (I think Hild has become 🤔), and this guy is claiming that people who test negative and get discharged from the hospital could just start showing symptoms again after five or six days back home.

That part doesn't sound particularly fun.

If that actually turns out to be true, then forget all of this. Just open the borders and let whatever happens, happen.

brightpilot6 said:Are you also stuck in that same echo chamber as me?

Just in case you missed the point:

🙏🙏

The Great Leader means absolutely nothing to this guy; instead, he’s busy walking up to the Secretary of Health to explain how ventilators actually work, saying things like, 🙏 "Look, Rasim," 🙏 🙏
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The man is traveling from city to city, personally delivering aid himself.

Hahahahha, there you go... here's your reality check...
Alms for New York City from the Great Leader.

I've seen some things, but stumbling upon this speech by Vulin left me speechless.


I can't believe this is actually happening. 🤣

Amanda Evans2 said:It’s a long-standing tradition during these religious processions that the solemn Mass and the procession itself are followed by a lively local fair—what we often call the town festival or the "county fair."

I certainly hope they don't leave out the fun, community part of the festivities...

If there isn't any food, Tone, I'm personally eating three or four lobsters. 18:32 😁

Morgan Hill84 said:Procession on Maui 🙏

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urbanhawk17 said:

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This goes much deeper than people realize.
For years, the nation has been numbed by endless reality TV and trashy mainstream media, leading to this blatant, transparent sycophancy toward the political elite. But nothing hits harder than when Vučić shows up on Pink or PBS just to play the part.



Macron invited him to his Picasso room 🙏 , some guy from the West 🤣

Miley Cyrus, the government just dumped $6.5 million into Pittsburgh. 🤣

If anyone actually believes we’re going to come out of this crisis any smarter, they're dreaming. We’re headed straight for bankruptcy and then what? Who cares, right?

Laura Chavez93 said:My point is—after being stuck indoors for so long—there’s going to be a massive surge in people just wanting to get away... we really need to go all out with our marketing for the summer season, especially since hardly anyone will be choosing to visit Italy or Spain when they'll have much more pressing matters to deal with than tourism,
which is how we redirect those travelers right here... that's what I'm getting at...

Prika, if the lockdown ends in America, it’ll end in Italy too.