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Story 17 is a hero. I’m disabled and my wheelchair alone cost my insurance $20k. In fact, I now have a permanent chronic illness BECAUSE I fought my insurance company for 2 1/2 years to get my second power wheelchair. That person saved so many lives and improved families and individuals’ quality of life exponentially. I hope that knowledge keeps them warm for the rest of their life. May they never want for anything this side of Heaven.
Insurance companies have no souls. They treat humans like trash.
I am with you! Bless that person and anyone else doing stuff like that. They have no idea how important it is that they do what they do!
@@kz6713 no, they treat us like sources of profit, which is worse
Having a clean restaurant and very high food standards is such a peace of mind thing. I would happily travel farther and pay more for that.
Low key, I feel really bad for him. It sounds like some kind of OCD. My mom is the same way when it comes to keeping the house clean, and it is not good for your mental health. Cleanliness was probably on his mind constantly, not allowing him to relax until he was sure everything was perfect. And it sounds like it also delivered a blow to his self-esteem
On the whole “infected fish from PetCo thing”, as someone with a lot of fish tanks, you should ALWAYS quarantine new fish for a couple weeks regardless of where they come from. It’s on you if you kill your entire tank with a sick fish, it’s not PetCos fault that you didn’t do one simple thing to keep your tank healthy.
How's that boot taste?
@@alan62036 oh boo hoo, cry harder that I point out an obvious fact that it’s not a business’s fault if you choose to be an idiot with the products you purchased from them. I’ve seen infected fish at literally every pet store I’ve been to whether it’s a small locally owned store or a large corporation. Just quarantine your damn fish.
You should still also just not sell obviously sick fish I think
@@Quackervoltz if it’s obviously sick then no. But that’s still on the buyer to not pay attention to if their animal is actually healthy or not. And even then, with my years of experience raising various animals, I’ve found out that an animal can look perfectly healthy but the stress of being moved from one place to another brings out a disease that they were carrying and just never had symptoms from.
why are you defending petco
i never go to resturaunts because of allergies but that place sounds like i could eat at, makes me very happy to know theres people out there that care like that
That’s a chad move telling the customer that the one walkie talkie is broken. I grew up with a hunter and having good communication in the woods is a must for safety.
Story 4: Actually, that ozone generator was probably way more effective than than "carpet cleaning"; if it generated enough ozone to get the smell out, it was enough to kill any microbes and also oxidize a lot of organic nastiness. Ozone is a stunningly powerful antimicrobial and oxidizing agent; it's also toxic, but breaks down to oxygen.
Fun fact!
It's nice to know how much that papa John's manager cared about cleanliness and safety.
"Painter hasn't warn a mask in 30 years, he's still alive and kicking."
He has evolved an imunity.
Maybe he was an art student. We all acquired immunities to toxins back in the day.
I heard about a guy who also painted cars and never wore a mask. He failed his medical exam because of elevated gamma levels (gamma tests are a way to screen for alcohol abuse where I'm from). The guy never drank though and it took some time to convince the doctor his gamma levels were actually due to paint inhalation
There's a very hipster/"fancy hippy" cafe near me I worked in for a time - one that always stood out to me was their "organic full english breakfast" in that they advertises it as "organic bacon, eggs, sausage, beans, mushrooms and grilled tomatoes" the only "organic" part was 1 in the three thin sheets of bacon was organic, everything else was as cheap as possible regular stuff. You better believe it was priced like it was all completely organic (I forget the exact price but in the region of £20, where as a normal full english 2 doors down was £5)
Goddamn scam restaurants! There was a restaurant that had mainly pasta dishes on their menu but it was overpriced as fuck, and then I also discovered they straight up scammed me with the ingredients. On the menu it said "pasta with forest mushrooms" as in plural. When I got the dish I could clearly see they had used ONE type of canned mushroom, because I used to use the same kind of thing when I made pasta back in the day. But you can't use canned mushrooms at a bloody restaurant... And the pasta legit tasted like it has been microwaved. 1: canned mushroom. 2: Implying more then one sort of mushroom when that was false. 3: overpriced for super low quality food. Gave them a 1 star on Google reviews. If it wasn't because my boyfriend wanted to eat there I never would have by just looking at those BS prices. My ex was somehow an expert at finding scam restaurants. Some time later we ate at another scam restaurant that he chose, when I said we should eat somewhere else... I paid for a CHEESEburger that had no cheese on it, and it tasted like garbage too. Wow, just... Wow. When I asked the person who had made that burger for me she said "we don't use cheese on our burgers" bitch it says CHEESEburger on the menu!!!
'Organic' just means 'contains carbon', so all biological products are organic
@@gingermcgingin4106 for someone so "smart," you seem to have forgotten that words can have multiple meanings
@@zebnemmayour story reminds me of episodes of Kitchen Nightmares I've seen. I always tell my family and friends that if I can make better food at home, than that restaurant isn't worth it. I've been cooking since childhood for context. I understand not everyone knows how to cook, which is a shame, which is why so many people settle for scam restaurants, as you call them.
I worked at Radio Shack during college and we didn't quite just put things back out if they were returned, it depended on the product and the situation. If something was returned because it was defective we'd test it and if the problem wasn't happening (unless it was an intermittent issue) we'd put it back out unless there were cleanliness concerns (something like in-ear headphones depending on the brand we'd either send back to the distributer or scrap - literally cut them with scissors and put them in our electronics waste box that we took to be disposed of properly).
Something like a TV Antenna we'd usually box up and put back on the shelf because 99% of the time it was just someone being unhappy with the channels available in our area. There were only 2-3 that reached us unless you had a really powerful antenna and we'd always try to warn people and showed them a website that would let you plug in your address and give an estimate of what you'd receive, they'd still buy them. Of course we'd also get people buying them just before the super bowl and returning them just afterwards, not because they didn't get the channel, just because they only wanted it for the game.
Yeah, the story in the video sounded more like a bad manager than a corporate thing. I heard much more good stories about RadioShack than bad.
I haven't quit yet but the place I work at uses an "ability to pay" scale for pricing. Meaning if you pull in the lot with a fancy car and look like you've got money, you're going to get charged a few hundred % markup
LOL yes this is a thing, an architect once told me that they would look at the size of the diamond on the wife's ring and would charge more the bigger the rock was!
Why can’t I ever get a medical billing person who’ll just write off my debt? I had cancer 12 years ago, had to have several surgeries, and ended up in the hospital for over a month. I had crappy insurance that only paid like 60% of the total amount billed. I owed something like $100,00 to the hospital, to various doctors, and to other medical facilities. Did they write me off? Nope. Did they take into account the fact that being sick for months means you lose your job and have no income? Nope. Did they accept my life savings and say that was enough? Nope. The money I couldn’t pay after I’d given them everything I had was referred to attorneys who sued me for non-payment. I filed for bankruptcy. Then it all happened again five years later when I got deathly ill and spent weeks in the ICU. I ended up deciding to forego treatment that might have made me better because I had no money with which to pay for it.
Now, I’m in my upper 50s and can’t work full-time because I’m too sick. I’ve been turned down for SSI/Disability three times, even though I’ve used Disability attorneys each time. Being able to work a few hours a week apparently means I’m not suffering from any disability. My medical expenses currently exceed my income - and that’s with me only seeing a doctor when I absolutely HAVE to and not taking some of the medications that are prescribed to me. I’ll never be able to retire because I have no retirement savings. I have no investments. I own no property. My car is now 23 years old and barely works.
All because someone in the billing department at a hospital felt that it was better to destroy someone’s life than to find a way to write off my medical debt.
I’m sorry for your circumstances but here in Australia we have idiot rules that if you work for an hour a week, then you don’t count on the unemployment statistics (and worse).
There was a macabre joke about a guy in a wheel chair that could only move his head. He applied for a disability pension but they knocked this back on the grounds he still could be employed for something. “What could I be possibly employed at?” he said. “Just so happens there is a need for male escorts at a “gentlemen’s club”. The man in the wheelchair said: “Strangely, this doesn’t seem all that promising !”
Okay, I tidied this up a bit but I guess you’ll under stand the joke but also the underlying pathos and man’s inhumanity to man.
I would have sent certified letters to my insurance company ceo, my elected politicians, the hospital ceo, and followed up with phone calls.
I'm sorry the lawyers didn't help.
My dad fought to get his experimental cancer treatment paid for in 1988, 1989, and won.
This would have been more relevant when I actually quit because they already implemented the changes to most stores, but McDonald’s is planning to remove drink fountains from the lobby. All drinks will be prepared at the drive thru, perhaps they plan to install a second fountain inside the kitchen, but I didn’t see anything about that. The GM of each store is issued a book outlining corporates plans for the next two or three years. I read it without authorization. It’s part of the reason I quit, I wasn’t about to let them make my job more hellish than it already was.
My parents told us if you have things appraised, you stay with them at all times. You don't let someone walk away with it.
Mailing in an appraisal ID never trust.
The Toyota one hit hard. I also work at an American Toyota dealership but in the service department as a lube tech. The lifts we use are the last 3 of their kind in the entire US, and all of the lube tech joke about them killing someone any day now. They are so sketchy. Every time a larger vehicle goes into the air the whole rack sways. The lifts are kept at the bare minimum of legality and there are no plans to replace them.
You should contact Oshawa, write and call your local politicians office, write certified letter to ceo of Toyota as they may not know this fact.
OSHA
I’m pretty sure other companies do it also but when I worked for Kroger, they would announce “recycling” throughout the store to throw out the trash. When I asked my manager why is it called recycling when we are just throwing trash away, she replied “so the customers won’t question it”.
Story 7: I don't like the smell of new clothes and I always wash them after buy them. After seeing that story I'm glad I do.
Even if they weren't dirtied in transportation or in the store, they can contain preservatives or excess chemicals from productions, so you definitely should.
Story 17's OP is an absolute mensch. All good things to that sib. 💖
Never knew mensch was used like that in English, just means human in German
@@andy_front Yiddish, not English.
@@SewardWriter I see your point, but if it's used while speaking English, that counts as being used in English, as far as I'm concerned
@@andy_front I'm Jewish. I intermix Hebrew and Yiddish with English. You're trying to apply a cultural thing to an entire language. Do I need to defy my culture to keep English pure?
@@SewardWriter No, of course not. Why did you have to bring your religion/heritage into this? I only remarked that I previously wasn't aware of that meaning for the word mensch. Where the word actually comes from doesn't matter for this discussion, because as far as I can tell, people, including you, use it while speaking English. And that's great, I never said otherwise
The person in story 17... if heaven exists they have a special spot up there for them. It is heartening to think that, somewhere out there, someone is making a difference. Even if it's just one person at a time.
They told me to be quiet but never made me sign a NDA and I haven't worked for them in nearly 10 years.
ADEC (American Data Exchange Company) is owned by and ultimately headquartered in Malaysia.
At year end the goodwill stores just DUMP all your donations into 52 foot trailers. A good percentage of it is absolutely ruined and a lot is just thrown away. You're much better off donating to other non profits
Give to the Veterans.
Personally, I just donate clothes directly to the local homeless population. I keep track of places that they tend to congregate and just leave clothes for them in a weather resistant bag or something.
Not only does it allow them to get the amount of clothes that they actually need, rather than just what they can afford, but after my experience is working with many non-profits I'm far too jaded to trust them. Most of them either throw a bunch of stuff away, or in the case of the salvation army, are just actively hostile to like half the people in need.
Direct action is always better than offloading your on to someone else if you have the time and ability.
And there are people that regularly scout charity stores for designer stuff and then resell it online... charities caught onto this and started either doing it themselves, or marking up the designer stuff with high prices! That's why it's so hard to find anything decent in them anymore!
@magicimaginations it's because of all those influencers that started going on about running through yard sales and thrift shops and flipping everything for like 4x what they pay for it.
Story 11 - I believe that. I worked for a dialup ISP back in the early 00's. Before even DSL was widespread. We had 50 dialup lines allotted, so if you were customer 51, you were SOL until someone went offline.
The soda fountain cleaning... The Arby's I worked at had been open for a few decades before I worked there. Not even the longest lasting manager realized you're supposed to take the machine apart to clean the nozzles. Got told the next day, cuz they're finally clean, by one of the regulars that the soda tastes more fresh and wondered if we had switched syrup brands or did some tweaking with the carbonated water. Definitely couldn't tell her it tastes better cuz the dirty machine finally got cleaned after decades of it existing. There was so much there that nobody realized needed cleaning or how to clean it. My district manager is usually a douche cuz so many people just did what they assumed was what they were supposed to do, but he legit took one of his days off to ask mr why I had decided to quit after working there only a year, he even got paper and pen to ask what about the store and products and procedures he could fix himself to have me stay. Gotta say, you were a strict and by the book kind of bastard, but I really do miss working for you Josh.
The Big 4 consulting firms charge clients hundreds per hour and the consultants copy and paste client branding into old work and then pass it off as done for that client.
Used to work at a food packaging company a few years ago, they did stuff like chicken salad, Tuna salad and such, making and packaging everything in house and reselling to more recognizable name brand places. They'd get these large pallets of frozen chicken and have a few people throw bags of the frozen chicken into an industrial microwave. It sounds normal so far. Manager at the time would have their microwave team thaw something like 25-30k lbs worth of chicken a day and a decent portion of it would sit in a giant refrigerated room (30-40 ish degrees Fahrenheit, I forget exact temp range) and would leave anywhere from 1-12 pallets (900-1200lbs each) for 1-3 weeks before using it, and then said manager would proceed to get visibly irate at the microwave team for refusing to thaw put more chicken than they were going to need for the next few days. Ever since then I refuse to touch any pre-made food salads at stores because I'm not sure if this company has actually managed to expand their customer base.
Stop being shocked at institutional exploitation of society's most vulnerable. It's systemic, and perpetuated intentionally and by design.
17 is an absolute W, medical bills are stupidly expensive
I can confirm that’s exactly how the government works. Often the worst of the worst are swept under the rug and the offenders are let off easy, while others are made an example of
Got no specific ones but... Voluntary work:
Take it seriously and be professional, volunteer recruiters are looking for the same thing as employers in who they hire.
They will or should cover expenses for clothing, uniforms, safety wear etc needed if they don't have your size. Same goes for background checks.
Almost any job you could be paid for you can also do on a voluntary basis so regardless of desired career path don't rule it out as something to put on your resume.
Been volunteering for various charities for over a decade, all of them were the best jobs I have had.
Story 5 sounds like my last restaurant job that I was let go from. Ive been managing restaurants for well over a decade. Some real nice ones too. But these guys were ridiculous. Brand new concept.They wanted me to design the menu so I asked them for the recipe book so I could effectively write their menu. They refused to show me. Told me just to come up with it but make sure to say its homemade. Begrudgingly I went ahead and🎉 did a mock up. They said "cool, looks good. We're going with it". I was shocked and worried. On opening day we all arrived early to start prepping the food. Their "chef" wanted to train the management staff on the food.
I shit you not. All the sides were boil in the bag Cisco and the meat is delivered frozen, removed from the box frozen and thrown in the oven. No thawing, no seasoning, nothing.
I spoke up and said that doing this breaks every rule and the meat wont cook evenly. The chef said "it will be fine for tomorrow". I was confused by the statement. Then he pulled all the half cooked, unseasoned meat out of the oven and threw it in a food warmer. Told us to leave it in there for 12 hours and the warmer will finish it. I was fucking shocked.
The next day the owner fired me.
No regard for food safety. I'd have called OSHA.
People, don't get lazy or cut out on safety equipments and rules. Otherwise your health will be damaged temporarily or permanently.
story 17 nearly brought me to tears, absolute saint of a person
Feel kinda bad for the story 16 guy… really sounds like ocd and he was likely mentally troubled over the dirtiness of a completely clean place, in the end it was good for customers but I can’t imagine what he went through personally.
Our local big lots went out of business because of theft and me and my friend still couldn't get a decent discount on something because the one lady at the register just went by the book and supposedly couldn't give a deeper discount for whatever it was we had because she couldn't do per company policy and we knew better
Banking:
Fees are charged according to our policy. (Late payments, overdrafts, etc). Fee reversals are 100% up to our discretion. People who were nice and we didn't see repeated bad behavior we refunded most of them, we didn't care about your balance. If you were rude or did bad repeated behavior, we told you to go kick rocks. It made me exceptionally happy to tell a well-off but rude person off. And when they threaten to leave, call their bluff and ask, where do you want me to send the check.
The papa John's that was super clean ..... bruh I would eat there everytime I wanted pizza need that in my life
Regarding story 16 - it does sound good on the surface yeah. Throwing out food BEFORE the expiration date... the cleanest store in the area and such attention to detail. yeah, it's great for customers. BUT... what about the staff? Remember, he actually made one literally cry at work. If I ever stepped into a place and caught that happening, I'd be extremely put off to the point of never ordering from them again, despite the cleanliness and freshness.
Local pizza place is like that too. Family owned, awards lining the walls, and they don't mess around with cleaning.
Best pizza ever
Story 17 brought a tear to my eye.
I was a housekeeping manager in a hotel and can confirm, don't fucking touch the carpet with your bare feet. Also, wash the cups in the room before use :)
#17. You were truly a blessing to all those people.
US government is fuming over that last one
Not for the reason you think.
In Story 15, the town in Indiana is Vevay and its pronounced Vee-Vee. I grew up there, its a Swiss name as it’s in Switzerland county Indiana.
The petco I had went to for years really took care of their animals.
The bank i worked for ead imcompetently run for decades. They only stayed afloat through "creative accounting"! They had to INVENT three major multi-million pound frauds to explain financial discrepancies.
I tell all if the company is toxic unsafe I have no reason to protect a company I no longer work for
That Papa jhons guy is an actual god of Papa jhons. No, he IS papa jhon
Amazon outsources the white backgrounds in their product pictures to India. Why we couldn’t say that I have no idea.
Story 4 sounds EXACTLY like my Hospital Security job
oh you wouldnt believe the amount of vehicle fluids that gut dumped into drains or drained into the grass outside the shop
The best part about stores that want everything to be clean is that they don't give you stuff to clean it.
Parking lot has stains from a grease spill, they send us an old pressure washer that doesn't work.
Soda machines aren't clean enough, they don't tell us how to clean them they just complain that they look horrible and refuse to pay a professional to clean it.
Carpet is stained, they tell us to "vacuum better" which I don't know about you but you can't really vacuum a ketchup stain that was stomped into the floor too well and I'm not going out a buying carpet cleaner myself.
The place I work at is the store our company does commercials in so they want it to look amazing but never put any effort into making sure the store can look good, I mean we have unsealed concrete for the kitchen floors. It takes longer than they are willing to let us stay after hours to fully clean them and even then they collect all the dirt back in a few days, a while ago they paid a crew $8,000 to clean the floors with proper tools and had up mop every night as we left so the wet floors wouldn't get dirt from our shoes and guess what the floor looked like after 4 days.
I have a good one I don't think it's a company secret but when I worked at KFC their computer systems and registers are powered by Netflix I don't know why but they just are
When I worked as a bill collector we had silent holds. I would really just be muting my mic so if you needed me I could jump right back to you. But the stuff people say sometimes when they think you can't hear them.
I’ve had a feeling about that for years now, so I always mute until they come back!! lol
Yep but I mean sometimes the person I was trying to work with would be like talking bad about me or the company like I'm such an idiot or how they didn't include crucial details.
Story 16.. what a waste of perfectly good food just because of the expiration date even *approaching*. I mean, it kinda says why the guy didn't donate it if he genuinely considered it unsafe, but... hey. Good effort to keep the US the #1 resource waster! Especially if he's praised for it...
It's also worth noting that expiration dates are already wasteful, because they are usually calculated based on optimal quality and not the _actual_ date the food tends to go bad.
This means that most products, especially canned and preserved foods, are good for LONG after is their supposed expiration date.
I mean, I guess I get why people use them, because after the expiration date your entirely reliant upon your senses to check quality, but it's already an inherently wasteful practice.
Story 17 made me want to cry. The healthcare system is so fucked. It really needs an overhaul but politicians are so paid off my insurance companies, they couldn't care less.
I worked in Hotels for years and in all those year there was only one death. I think this stories are a little over blown about hotels.
3:30 that just sounded like a big ad on how well they keep their carpets clean. Its way more than I thought is done.
Buying food online means that you are at risk of getting screwed with due dates, since you can't chose those or the oldest stock would never be sold. I've worked as a customer representative and had to refund up to 90% of a products price since the customers could only manage to consume that until expiry date was up, it was supplements, so likely most could last longer as it was raw food and dry powders but anyway we should not have keept selling it when there was but a fraction of time left on the expiry date. Also I had to refund since neither I nor the poor people packaging your order had any influence on this and can retire stock, so if I sent out another the expiry date would be the same without fail.
Sadly some companies find it cheaper to refund the few people that complain and lose credability, than to actually stop malpractices like this, and webshops are barely regulated as it is. It is likely upper or middle managements concious decisions to sell nearly expired stuff, so never go back to webshops pulling these stunts, or better yet buy from a physical store.
I love story 16 because that guy is amazing about cleaning! I hate dirty places.
i saw a video showing can use the old oil from the cars to paint bottom of lawnmower so grass dosent stick, can paint metals to stop them rusting eta.
Tyson foods was packaging under weight food during the pandemic
a lot of fast food places nowdays (at least in california) have different trash cans sorting "recycle, landfill, compost" ... it all goes into the dumpster. its a total lie and just for looks :|
Love the channel BUT SO DIFFICULT TO WATCH WITH YOUR VISUALLY STRAINING VIDEO !!!!!
I love this channel for the stories, but the gaming background gives me headaches.
I have worked at a couple places and none a couple more than intentionally try to keep kids at their facility for the per diem they pay. And clearly have partnerships with psych practitioners and agencies to keep kids on pills. Wait?? Is that really a secret or standard operating practice? That, and learning about Nancy Schaffer is why I couldn’t work in that/those “industries”, and why I will tread lightly but advocate heavily now that I am back and in a bigger leadership position.
My family always wash our clothes before wearing.
We've even taken showers after returning from clothes shopping.
Story 17 I could cry! Bless this physician, this is the art of medicine 🥲
Apple has way more info on you then they claim to. But if you call in, they tell you they can't see anything.
First yay ako thanks for this video just got done streaming for 6 hours and was gonna watch one of your old videos
I worked at adidas and when they released documents about the Yeezy scandal to employees, I released them to the public on a private Reddit account
The boss was right. Men won't pay that much. Women will and so they charge them that much.
I've worked at Big Lots before and I disagree that the rewards card is useless. People who have it get to use coupons like 5 dollars off or 15 dollars off. There are days when members all use 20% off coupons and I see them save a ton of money. Veterans discounts as well.
Story 15 - town name is Vevay (pronounced Vee-vay or Vee-vee depending on who you talk to). Pretty little town on the Ohio river.
The “brain is toasted” comment got me 😂
keep shoes on in hotels… got it now, especially after how close I came to burning my feet on the beach years ago on a trip to Atlantic City
Unrelated, but what is the minecraft map in the backround footage?
Apparently to drive viewers nuts, because of that I will not be watching any more of these postings. Nor will I watch any others channels with "sparked " in the name as they are all made this way.
Ortega taco shells have mold mixed in the dough, but "it's fine since they're cooked after."
i approve of cleaning the bird cage
For the rural ISP, why not just implement NAT or PAT? Also how does the ISP only have 12 IPs? Just buy a /27 subnet and you’ve got 14 (accounting for the lost lost in network ID and broadcast)
Story 17 and comment from OP? Unbelievable.
Thankfully when I’m put on hold I mute the phone on my end lol
I work at the branch of birger king and we once repurpose a harshbrpwn from the brekfast to be sold tp customer. That harshbrpwn was originally for me beacuse they are leftovers and we try not to waste food. The order was fpr mprnong, but when it came, it already past noon and the lunch rush begin and we are unwilling to open a bag of fries only to pour less then a quarter for this random order. So i sued the HB i was gonna snack and take some and put into the box and pack it with the others. Is it wrong? Maybe. But really is it fair we have to open and waste food for this random order tgat appear at such improper hour? Tbf hes
The first manager was mr.krabs
If i hear someone use "unalived" again i might just unalive myself
Nearly every component in a Cummins engine is made in China.
Worked at a 18:00 body shop. Calls it radiator fluid....
Extra sauces at a restaurant actually makes more money than the 10 piece chicken nuggets make!…. 🤫
This isn't a work story but I can't eat pork at all it will make me sick ... I can't eat out at all everything (EVERYTHING) has pork in it I used to wonder how Jews Muslims and Vegans and Vegetarians ate out and what I've learned is their eating pork without knowing
Plot twist: the painter was Arno Funke
1:53 My man, how lucky you are to think these stories are exaggerated. Women aren't surprised at all.
12:45 it s spelled vevay and pronounced VE-VAY. I am from there
I'd share those secrets, but they are very valuable to the right people. I have client lists, contacts, and analytic results. (ALS Global, geo-chemistry analytics).
I also have the PC, encryption keys, and software from Mastercard's fraud-investigation department.
These things are not for sale officially, and we dont ask unofficial questions -unless you're sure you can afford it and are a serious buyer.-
the boss from story 13 is a sick fu-
I like men
Same
Same
The alien on area 51 is grey and likes donuts
Missing the quota will have you ejected
(third) Good Vid UnderSparked!
MITOSIS
meiosis!
Cytokinesis
Vivi Indiana is pronounced veevee,😀
The word supposedly doesn't have a "b" in it.
Vevay Indiana is pronounced Vee-vay. (Presenter is close…🙂) And we’re Hoosiers, not Indianans.
Sure sounds like Mr mainly/mostly facts' stories with a different coat of polish and voice-over.