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Who guess this is a way👇

RT @Kezamoon: In life try everything👇who guess that can be happen

RT @supremeomega4: WTF 😱 She Was So Scary, Even Her Enemies Feared Her.

RT @FPL_Gullivers: 🤣🤣🤣🤣 No happiness for your Ex

RT @Layyenne: My man: “we both said things we didnt mean” Me looking for a mfcking word i didnt mean👀

RT @Talk2meeh: How do you prefer to eat your rice Just simple. Or. With lots fruit and veggies

RT @uzuegbuf1: 👉 What's your take on the argument?

RT @Franklin6783: Teenage drama, awkward confessions, and the endless struggle to figure out where you truly belong. This scene hits way too close to home. 💔

RT @HaydaarAdamu: This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in recent times. A solid 10/10

RT @Hak_una_ma_tata: Peak AI action cinema Enjoy ☺️

RT @Lekan__NakeL: What gave him such confidence? 😳😳

RT @engr_imm: Passenger: “You canceled my connecting flight, and now you’re telling me I have to pay $460 to get home?” Airline Agent: “Your first flight arrived late, and the next available seat is on tomorrow’s flight.” Passenger: “Your first flight arrived 40 minutes late! Your airline sold me both tickets as one trip. How is that my fault?” Agent: “I’m sorry, sir. There’s nothing I can do.” The passenger, a father of two, had been traveling home to Dallas after attending his mother’s funeral in Atlanta. He was exhausted, carrying one suitcase, and desperate to get back to his children. Passenger: “I’ve already spent money on this trip. I can’t afford another hotel night and a new ticket.” Agent: “You can purchase a new ticket, or you can wait until tomorrow.” He stepped aside, trying not to lose his temper. Then he noticed another passenger at the counter holding a boarding pass for the same connecting flight. Her flight had also been delayed, but an agent had already arranged a replacement itinerary for her…

RT @tentasiyo: 😱employee of the month goes to dogesh bhai without a doubt 🧐💪😱

पड़ोसी किसान को कुछ अर्जेंट काम था इसलिए Dogesh भाई को खेत में पानी देने की जिम्मेदारी सौंप गए है

RT @Elzoticus: One of the cruelest things about life is that you can spend years trying to get through a difficult time, only to realize those years were your life.

RT @SwankeeVid: The city of Zadar is home to a sea organ, an instrument built into the waterfront that plays music using nothing but the rhythm of the waves and the movement of the wind.

RT @KissofSofiah: Trapped with a 500-lb Lion: Watch This Combat Engineer Outsmart His Hunters

I BLUSH WHEN I SEE MYSELF IN THE MIRROR BRO, THAT’S LITERALLY YOU.

RT @HenryBivin70312: Oscar Grubman never stood a chance. 🖤 🎬📺 Tadpole (2002)

Drop a movie scene that instantly sold you on watching the entire film.

RT @ibrahim615899: My brother called me and asked me to tell his wife he had spent the weekend at my house. I asked him why. “I just need you to cover for me. I’ll explain later.” I refused. He got angry and reminded me of all the times he had helped me financially. Two days later, his wife called me. “Did my husband stay with you last weekend?” “No,” I said. “He asked me to lie, but I couldn’t do it.” She went silent before saying, “Thank you for telling me.” I assumed she had discovered he was cheating. Instead, she explained that their eight-year-old daughter had been in the hospital that weekend, and her husband had promised to stay with her while she went to work. He had disappeared without explanation. When I confronted him, he admitted he’d spent the weekend gambling with friends. He hadn’t cheated, but he had left his daughter waiting for him. “I made one mistake,” he said. “You didn’t have to embarrass me in front of my wife.”

RT @berry5v: A ghost was seen in the scanning room

RT @Maroup_: My younger brother was denied a job after the interview, even though he had more experience than the other candidates. Two days later, I called the company’s HR manager because I knew someone who worked there. HR Manager: “Your brother did well in the interview. But we decided to go with someone else.” Me: “Can I ask why?” HR Manager: “The other candidate was a better fit for the company.” Me: “What does that mean exactly?” HR Manager: “He communicated better and seemed more confident.” Me: “But my brother has five years of experience in that position.” HR Manager: “Experience isn’t everything.” Me: “So you hired someone with less experience?” HR Manager: “Yes. We believe he has more potential.” I thanked her and ended the call. That evening, I visited my brother…………. He was sitting outside our mother’s house, staring at his phone. Me: “Did they tell you why they rejected you?” Brother: “They said I wasn’t the right fit.” Me: “Are you okay?” Brother: “I’m fine.” But he wasn’t. He had been unemployed for seven months. I asked him what he planned to do next. He said, “I’ll keep applying.” Then he asked me something I wasn’t expecting. “Can you lend me ₦500,000? I want to start selling something while I continue looking for work.” I gave him the money. Three months later, his small business was making enough for him to pay his bills. He was no longer asking anyone for money, and he had even started saving. Then, one afternoon, the same HR manager called me…………..

RT @MegOfficiall: My co-worker has eaten the same $7 ham sandwich at his desk every day for three years. Same bread. Same mustard. Cut diagonally. Wrapped in foil with a yellow sticky note on top. I asked him once if he ever got bored of it. He said, "Not allowed to." Last Friday, our manager ordered pizza for the whole office. $180 worth. Everyone grabbed a slice except Dan. He just unwrapped his sandwich. Our manager said, "Dan. It's free pizza." Dan looked down at the sticky note on his foil. He said, "I've already paid for this one..."