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I'm normally not a fan of targeting children because it's very possible that even if they are raised in a healthy and good enviroment, they can still make shitty decisions and/or just be shit people in general. But she did weaponize her children when she had them pose with guns in that one picture, so a lot of my sympathy goes out the door.

1. Mervyn's (retail)
2. MCI (telemarketing)
3. TJ Maxx (retail)
4. Civil Development Group (telemarketing
5. Dell (manufacturing)
6. Farmers Insurance (data entry)
7. Primerica (insurance, home loans)
8. Telenetwork (ISP tech support)
9. ContactWorks (desktop/general computer tech support)
10. Outernet (managed services company)
11. One Source Networks (company bought Outernet, telecom / managed services)
12. GTT Communications (company bought One Source Networks, telecom / internet backbone / managed services)
13. Retail company that I won't name (I was a network engineer for them)
14. Company I won't name (currently a network engineer for them)

I wasn't feeling sorry for him. I'm just saddened at another disparity between likable on-screen persona and scumbag human being behind the cameras.

I still dont understand why it has taken over 3 years to start really moving on this

I mean... yes? There's a difference between being a piece of shit and then all of that.

1. Who gives a fuck
2. He wasn't by himself

• Acquisition, use, and distribution of ecstasy, cocaine, GHB, ketamine, marijuana, and mushrooms
• The displaying and distribution of unregistered illegal firearms
• Sean Combs providing laced alcoholic beverages to minors and sex workers at his homes in California, New York, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and Florida
• Sean Combs' chief of staff Kristina Khorram instructing her staff to get drugs so she can give them to Diddy for his consumption
• Christian Combs (Sean Combs' son) drugging and sexually assaulting a woman
• Sean Combs detailing how he planned to leverage his relationship with Bishop T.D. Jakes to soften the impact on his public image of Cassie Ventura's lawsuit
• Yung Miami's cousin and/or assistant sexually assaulting Rod Jones
• Cuba Gooding Jr. sexually harassing and assaulting Rod Jones
• Rapper 3 (redacted) on Sean Combs' yacht consorting with underaged girls and sex workers
• R&B Singer 4 (redacted) in Sean Combs' Los Angeles home consorting with underaged girls and sex workers
• Accuses Sean Combs and his son of murdering someone. Rod Jones says he witnessed a heated argument between him and the victim, saw them go into a bathroom, heard gunshots, and provided aid to the victim. Says Sean Combs told him to lie to the cops about his involvement. Says he still has the clothing he wore that day that may still have blood stains and DNA of the victim. Has pictures of the aftermath in the bathroom.
• Says Sean Combs sexually harassed and assaulted Rod Jones
• Says he told Sean Combs' chief of staff, Kristina Khorram and her response was "You know, Sean will be Sean."
• Says Sean Combs tried to groom Rod Jones into engaging in sex
• Accuses Sean Combs of sex trafficking and drugging women
• Accuses Sean Combs of forcing Rod Jones to engage in sex trafficking

• Our job was auditing auto insurance policies. Farmers Insurance agents were giving people defensive driving discounts when they hadn't taken defensive driving. So we were auditing all of the insurance policies and removing the discount if the defensive driving certificate hadn't been uploaded. They wanted us to process 120 records per day. I typed about 95wpm back then. Once I got used to navigating the system, I was able to do about 400 records per day if I really tried. The job was mind numbingly boring, though. I would hit 200 records by lunch time. Then in the afternoon, I slowed down a ton and started playing games on the internet. They fired me for that.

• My job was to make sure the parts used by the people building PCs were always stocked up so that they could keep building all day without having to stop. They didn't let people bring cameras into the factory. I had a Treo 650, which was one of the first phones that also had a camera. They let me bring it in since it was my phone. The hours were 5am - 3:30pm. I was also working another job on the side, so I was frequently very sleepy at this job. We had done well in production one quarter and Michael Dell came to speak to us. I remember a bunch of us were standing around Michael Dell while he was talking. A couple people were walking in circles around him and taking pictures as he talked. I was sleepy as hell in this moment. I figured since they were taking pictures, I could take out my phone and take a picture of him. One of the managers came and snatched my phone out of my hand. I was confused because those other people were taking pictures. The manager pointed out the fact that they had camera passes. They gave my phone to security. A few minutes later, security came back with my phone. They said they couldn't figure out how to turn the phone on in order to delete the picture, so they wanted me to do it. I did it. They fired me for that incident.

Trials can be so fucking stupid sometimes. There are endless conversations about the right way to ask questions. The movies never show this shit!

I haven't been following this soap opera, who are Merchant and Bradley?

The bond just stops New York from enforcing during the appeal. He still has to the 25th of March to pay up.

https://twitter.com/NewYorkStateAG/status/1761457522395750576

What's the charge for?

I'm assuming this is because you are using roads but technically not paying tax because you aren't buying fuel?