Youtube comments of May Avenue Misfit (@mayavenuemisfit814).

  1. It's really good to see someone humanizing this family instead of exploiting them or making fun of them. Sometimes you can't always help the cards you're dealt in life, all you can do is try to play them the best you can. And that's what this family is doing.
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  2. I don't feel bad for him at all. It's his own fault. I'm a driver myself, and with that said, it's on me to separate the orders that are worth my time from the low-hanging fruit that doesn't pay very well. And at that, he got a 25% tip for an order that he had to put forth little to no effort to earn, as the pizza deliveries are among the easiest to do. Speaking of low-hanging fruit, the fruit doesn't hang much lower than that. He knew what he was getting when he pressed "accept" on the app. Zero sympathy for him from me.
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  3. This isn't just a music video. It's a mini movie masterpiece.
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  4. She couldn't keep a single one of the lies she was telling straight in her head. Not only that, it really says a lot that being 30 seconds late to pick up her kids is more important than possibly killing somebody with her car.
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  5. I'm not at all ashamed to admit that I was laughing right along with the audience. It warmed my heart.
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  6. It's comforting to see that Chicago at least took the first step toward fixing the problem they created by voting for her in the first place.
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  7. Reps. Owens, Stefanik, and Banks really impressed me. They were unafraid to ask the tough questions and say the things that needed to be said, and never backed down in the face of all the tapdancing, backpedaling, and deflecting around simple questions.
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  8. Believe it or not, Erie today is actually one of the better Rust Belt cities. It hasn't gone completely to hell like Youngstown or Flint have. Those cities are too far gone to ever make a full "comeback". Compared to those places, Erie has a chance and has a lot of potential.
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  9. And of course, mainstream media immediately took his side as gospel.
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  10. I'm not at all trying to be funny or disrespectful when I say this, but there are quite possibly third-world countries that offer better and safer living conditions than Philadelphia does.
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  11. I always tend to root for cities like Charleston to make a comeback. They have an absolutely beautiful downtown, with a good mix of stunning historic buildings and cool-looking "modern" buildings.
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  12. I lived in Cincy years ago. Some parts are getting better, others not so much. Large parts of OTR look totally different today as compared to 2009 or so. There are a lot of good new things happening in Cincinnati. But there are areas of the city that have been ignored for decades and are still struggling mightily.
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  13. I remember years ago seeing commercials and ads where Steubenville tried to convince Pittsburgh-area residents to move there, marketing itself as "the 'burb of the 'Burgh". On paper it seemed like a really good idea, as Ohio has many advantages and "perks" that Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania as a whole does not: cheaper gas, lower cost-of-living, lower taxes, lower land costs, no vehicle inspections, etc. Steubenville itself is positioned in a very advantageous location, 25 miles from the airport and 35 miles from downtown. Not to mention the fact that you have Kroger over there, which is a much better grocery store chain than Giant Eagle. Unfortunately though, as this video is proof of, that idea just never seemed to gain ground.
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  14. Rob Wolchek has done more for the people of Michigan than 100 Gretchen Whitmers put together could ever do.
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  15. Most people in Western New York who can afford that kind of money usually use it to leave New York State and move elsewhere.
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  16. Philly: "crime has never been this bad!" Also Philly: re-elects Krasner in a landslide.
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  17. Places like Philadelphia, Detroit, and Baltimore are, like West Virginia, among some of the poorest places in the country. And they vote staunchly Democrat. So I guess, at the very least we can all agree that neither side is really doing a whole lot for any of us, am I right?
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  18. ​@ASSASIN7-sd5sr so why have half a million people moved out of California since 2020?
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  19. I mean, Ryan literally reset Garza's broken hand after his fight with Treshawn, to avoid unwanted attention from the guards and prevent what probably would have been a trip to the hole for him. Plant or not, Ryan went to bat for him and I think Garza genuinely appreciated it.
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  20. Honestly, I really couldn't care less anymore if the Bengals packed up and left. At least it means cheapskate Mike Brown and this poor excuse for ownership would be gone. On paper, this is the best team the franchise has ever had. And what is there to show for it? Back-to-back 9-8 seasons with no playoffs, and our best players not named Joe Burrow in danger of leaving because ownership doesn't want to pay them. If they moved, I wouldn't miss them. I would just find something else to do with my Sundays, or I would probably switch to the NFC and become a Detroit Lions fan. At least they're making the most of the stacked team they have, continuing to build around their strengths, and are actually a contender instead of a pretender and the laughingstock of the NFL like the Bungals. No wonder fans and media in Kansas City and Buffalo laugh at us. I don't blame them. This team is a joke, and the ownership is the punchline. Rant done. Football season is over, now it's time to look forward to spring training and baseball season, when the Reds will undoubtedly disappoint me once again as well. 😂
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  21. That was very respectful of Garza to go back after the fight to make peace. I don't think he wanted to hurt Treshawn, he wanted to teach him a lesson in respect.
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  22. I don't think anyone involved, whether it be the cops or the dog owner, acted with much tact or common sense.
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  23. Trenton, Harrisburg, and Charleston make my top 3 list of worst state capitals. Obviously, the huge cities that are also state capitals like Atlanta, Columbus, Nashville, and Indianapolis have some really bad areas, but they are also enormous cities compared to these three.
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  24. Reps. Stefanik and Banks brought the heat and didn't let up.
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  25. During the pandemic, I got extremely bored one day at home in Northwestern Pennsylvania, jumped in the car by myself, and just started driving west on Interstate 90. I kept driving until I didn't feel like driving anymore, and actually made it all the way to Fort Wayne. I pulled over, took a nap, turned around and drove home. Now that the pandemic has cooled down and everything has reopened, I'd really like to go back to Fort Wayne and check it out again. It looks like a pretty nice city.
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  26. Things that totally suck in Dallas: - driving. - Dak Prescott in a playoff game. 😂
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  27. And a tank of gas that cost me $28 in 2019 now costs me $46 at the exact same gas station.
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  28. Oil City, Franklin, Titusville... all suffering from the same ills.
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  29. Easier said than done, seeing as how in most of these small towns in Ohio the voting population consists almost entirely of friends and relatives of the mayor and other elected officials.
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  30. Honestly, during the 1980s and 1990s, Mick Foley and Owen Hart were probably the only two wrestlers who WEREN'T addicted to drugs or alcohol in some way, shape, or form.
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  31. For a state where most of its history is based on the automobile, Michigan has some of the worst drivers I've ever seen in my life.
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  32. ANY dog can be a "dangerous dog".
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  33. Muhammad Ali passed away only a week or so after the final Season 1 episode aired.
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  34. I would have liked to have seen footage of Bret and Vince "fighting" in the dressing room in Montreal. But Bret asked his film crew to leave before that happened.
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  35. Trenton is probably the only other state capital worse off than Harrisburg. Charleston, West Virginia would come in third place.
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  36. Fortunately for him (in this particular situation), he had the experience of doing time for real behind the wall. Yes, he was probably no doubt fearful, but at the same time he knew exactly what he had to look out for and what to do to try to protect himself. It could have ended very differently had it been one of the other participants who had never set foot inside of a correctional facility in their lives and knew nothing about hand signals, or other behaviors that could signal these things the way they did to Abner.
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  37.  @AquarianNomadic  it's true. Mayors of small towns all across Pennsylvania get paid next to nothing. In the city of Warren, the mayor of gets paid a princely $1,800. And in New Castle, a city of 20,000 about an hour north of Pittsburgh, you might be able to buy a 50-inch flat screen TV with your salary as mayor there, which is a cool $600. But, unlike John Fetterman, almost all of them are either business owners or otherwise gainfully employed while serving as mayors of their cities and towns.
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  38. Same here. I've done deliveries where the customer orders $80 worth of food getting delivered to a $500,000 house, and I get nothing. Yet I've done $20-30 deliveries in the hood where the customer leaves me a $10 tip.
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  39. I don't care if I'm in traffic, in my house, or where I am. I immediately crank the volume up and start rocking out at 1:21.
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  40. I would certainly make an argument for Lexington to be on this list. Its land area is actually larger than Tucson, and they have about 200,000 less residents. In 1974, Lexington annexed Fayette County, almost all of which is farmland or otherwise vacant land that will likely never be built on, since much of it is protected or considered to be of "statewide importance" by the Commonwealth of Kentucky.
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  41. I have alternate routes that I use when traveling from Erie to eastern Pennsylvania or anywhere else I may be forced to use the turnpike. To Lehigh Valley/Philly: I-79 to I-80, I-80 to I-81, I-81 to I-78, then whatever local roads I feel like taking. To Altoona area/central PA: 79 to 80 to I-99. To Harrisburg: 79 to 80 to 322/22. To Baltimore, MD/D.C.: I-79 to I-68 in Morgantown, WV. Then 68 to I-70 in Hancock, Maryland, and 70 the rest of the way. The extra time and gas I may have to spend taking these detours STILL don't add up and to the obscenely insane amount of money the Pennsylvania Turnpike charges travelers.
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  42. If you grew up in Pennsylvania anytime from the 1970s to the year 2000, you've heard this. Doesn't matter if you're from Philly, Erie, Pittsburgh, or Scranton. If you ever watched the news, you know this song.
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  43. A lot of these abandoned properties are owned by people out-of-town and out-of-state, or even in some instances outside the country. The city of Harrisburg would spend far more money to go after these people than they would get in restitution or fines from them.
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  44. Abner's experiences behind the wall taught him what he needed to do to protect himself, as well as what to look for, until he could get out of there. He lucked out for sure.
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  45. 8:26 "downtown Morgantown" is actually downtown Washington, Pennsylvania, 50 miles to the north along I-79.
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  46. There's no doubt in my mind. This just happened to be the one time she got caught.
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  47. Luckily for Zac, he seemed to have gotten in with a group of cool people, and the guy was willing to let it slide. Although I'm certain Zac, as a Marine, wouldn't have had any issues defending himself.
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  48. Oil City is a cool place. Yes, it has a lot of problems, but also has some really good things about it. I've always been fascinated by its geography. The town is divided by the Allegheny River, and effectively has two "downtown" areas. Of them, I've always found the North Side to be the superior of the two.
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  49. To HBK's credit, he's become a much better person over the years. He and Bret even mended fences, which was really heartwarming to see.
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  50. I have a question for the locals of Youngstown, particularly the east side. I was driving through the Sharon Line neighborhood once, and noticed that several streets are completely abandoned and reclaimed by nature, some of which have even been barricaded by the city. I heard somewhere that Youngstown was supposed to peak at almost a quarter-million residents at one time and those areas were built for future housing, therefore when the steel mills collapsed some of them were never even built. Is that true?
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  51. I wouldn't be a bit surprised if he called the cops on himself just to get the hell away from her for a few days. 😂
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  52. Before Burrow, the Bengals had trouble filling the stadium to half-capacity. Which, like the Reds, was mainly our fans sending a message to ownership.
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  53. Go drive in Youngstown and tell me if you still think that. I think Flint has better roads than most of that city does. 😂
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  54. Ryan is a good human being with a good heart. I may or may not have agreed with all of his methods all of the time, but he definitely meant well and he helped a lot of people in that jail.
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  55. St. Louis also has a winning baseball team and ownership who cares about keeping it that way. Unlike Cincinnati. We Reds fans don't stay home because the team is lousy. We stay home because Bob and Phil are clueless and have absolutely no idea what they're doing and don't care about us or the product they put in front of us on the field.
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  56. I love watching Rita's program. If I'm not mistaken, I remember reading somewhere that she was actually born here in the United States.
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  57. And a few years later, Detroit Red Wings fans returned the kindness to Canada that Toronto Maple Leafs fans gave to the United States. As an American, regardless of how much bickering people in both countries may do about sports, politics, or whatever, I still think that Canada is our closest and best friend in the entire world. And I'm not at all ashamed to say so.
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  58. I like watching these videos you make driving through the little hollers of West Virginia. Honestly, they're not all that different than the old little coal towns in the mountains of central Pennsylvania near where I'm from.
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  59. Fun fact: Treshawn, the inmate who jumped in at the end of the fight, got beaten up by Ryan's buddy Garza in season 2.
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  60. Of 195 countries, the United States, Myanmar, and Liberia are the only three who have not adopted the metric system. Canada, where this network and broadcast are based, uses the metric system. I figured that might help people who keep asking why they measure in centimeters and not inches.
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  61. I'm from northwestern PA, born and raised. I love my home state. It's a beautiful place, there's a lot to see and do, and I'm proud to be from here. The fact that we have to share it with Philadelphia is, unfortunately, beyond my control. 😂
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  62. I agree with you. Even though Justin did put himself in that situation, it was still heartwarming to see that exchange. I really hope he learned something from that experience and that things got better for him.
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  63. It is. Especially when you compare Erie to other Rust Belt cities our size. It's not like Youngstown or Flint, where most of the city is extremely dangerous day or night. Erie does have its "iffy" parts, and there are some shady characters downtown, but it's not nearly as bad as the aforementioned two cities.
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  64. I disagree. I just think people should have intelligence and common sense, do their homework and due diligence, and know what kind of dog they're bringing into their home before they bring it there.
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  65. You're welcome, Philly. Love, PA taxpayers
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  66. It's embarrassing for all Pennsylvanians. I guess it could be worse though. At least Harrisburg isn't Trenton. They're actually pretty close though.
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  67. Some of the suburbs are pretty bad too. Lincoln Heights, North College Hill, and parts of Colerain and Springfield townships can be just as dangerous as the Cincy neighborhoods. I've also heard that Norwood is starting to get pretty rough.
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  68. I'll see your Utica and raise you Youngstown, Ohio.
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  69. Have YOU yourself taken in a homeless or unhoused person lately to, as you so eloquently put it, "help or shut up"? I'm sure my question is rhetorical.
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  70. I'm a huge fan of West Virginia. I've been to practically every major city in that state and have always enjoyed myself and interacting with the people. Morgantown and Martinsburg are really the only places I didn't care for in that state. People are nice in Morgantown, but it's just full of college students. And Martinsburg has a lot of people moving there from the Baltimore/D.C. area and bringing their rude big-city attitudes with them.
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  71. Nope. But we're all paying for it now.
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  72. Farrell is basically a mini Youngstown. There's really no other way to describe the place. Its fortunes rose and fell with the steel industry. There are still a lot of very decent-looking streets in Farrell though.
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  73. For being such close and similar neighbors, there are a lot of differences between the U.S. and Canada. Measurements being one of them. I also noticed that you guys say "zed" instead of "zee". Come to think of it, I actually think that the U.S. is the only English-speaking country to pronounce Z "zee".
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  74. WJET-TV 24 in Erie and WPXI 11 in Pittsburgh used it as well.
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  75. Exactly. For all JoJo and the others knew or needed to know, Ryan could have been "in debt" himself to Justin for breakfast or lunch trays, or even settling a matter from the free world. It would have been very easy for Ryan to play it off like that. Nobody needed to know that he was doing it simply to help the guy out.
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  76. Bernard seems like a good dude who did some bad things and got locked up. Just overall a fairly chill person.
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  77. 90% of New Jersey is a giant suburb of either New York or Philadelphia. The other 10% is the Jersey Shore.
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  78. That's exactly what I was thinking. It's almost as if Daffron was trying to throw hints to Brian on how to protect himself in jail.
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  79. La Crosse reminds me a lot of Jamestown, New York. It's about the same size, and has all the same problems. Over the last 30 years or so, it's really gone downhill there.
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  80. I lost a lot of respect for Sheriff Noel. Captain Maples, and the jail staff in general after this episode. Being a former Army medic, Ryan was obviously someone qualified to give basic help to that man, to say nothing of the fact that he cared. And the jail busted his balls for it. Perhaps Ryan's initial diagnosis was wrong. But the guard should have at least had the man checked out at a hospital to totally rule that out. It's usually not a good thing if you have blood coming out of both ends.
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  81. ​@Conky-or8ic I would have to say I agree with you. I'm a white person who has worked in several majority-black communities, and have even lived in a few. Most of them were full of well-kept homes, well-manicured yards, nice decorations on the houses, nice cars in the driveways, and nice people living in those houses. I've also lived in an almost entirely-white mobile home community full of trashy trailers, junk cars, and just overall obnoxious people who take absolutely no pride whatsoever in where or how they live. I've seen nice neighborhoods that are majority-white, and not so nice neighborhoods that are majority-minority. I really think it's all in how you were raised and how you view the world around you.
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  82. I have to admit, I would much rather have beer poured on me in Kansas City, than be in Philadelphia and have Eagles fans do whatever to me if THEY would have won.
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  83. I wonder if Phil would say that today, knowing how good the Bengals have been, how good the soccer team is, and that even the minor league hockey team can make the playoffs.
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  84. "He don't love me no more..." Yes he does, Yvette. Yes he does. We men can be stubborn and hard-headed.
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  85. I haven't watched it. The only transporter I liked on the original show is no longer with us. R.I.P. Roy.
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  86. She had to have known that there was at least the smallest of chances that someone may or may not recognize her. She went into a jail directly across the Ohio River from her father's hometown, where probably 95-99% of the inmate population either lived or lives, has ties to, or has spent considerable time across the river in Louisville. Even though it's the largest city in Kentucky, I'm sure there's people who know people who know whatever family Muhammad Ali still has in KY, or even knew "The Greatest" himself. That said, the only one of Muhammad Ali's children I've ever heard of is Laila. But I've also only ever been to Louisville twice in my 40 years on this earth. Lol.
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  87. Ricky: "I ain't nobody to be played with." * Kody has entered the chat. *
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  88.  @AquarianNomadic  personally, I think our choices in Pennsylvania suck either way. But that's just my opinion and not necessarily anyone else's.
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  89.  @tcbobb1613  actually, no. Many people who voted for Oz voted for Shapiro (or other third-party candidates) instead of Mastriano.
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  90. ​​​​ @sampicano especially when you consider that Cincinnati sports fans only support their teams when they're winning. Before the Bengals drafted Joe Burrow, there were more Steeler fans in Cincinnati than there were fans of the home team. And don't even get me started on the abysmal attendance the Reds have had most of the last two decades or so. 😂 Nobody there cares about hockey. I very highly doubt they would sit through the growing pains of an expansion franchise. And more than likely, they would only sell out a building if teams like the Penguins or Red Wings came to town, in which case it would probably be almost entirely visiting fans in the stands.
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  91. Trenton and Charleston are the only other state capitals I can think of that are as crime-ridden and run-down as Harrisburg is.
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  92. ​ @hoodsnhollers  already have. 😊
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  93. ​ @757CitiesReppa you are aware that Columbus is currently the fastest-growing city in America, and that it's in Ohio, correct?
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  94. My fellow Pennsylvanians: please remember this when you go vote in 2026, when Shapiro is up for re-election. Whenever a pothole puts your car in the shop, remember that instead of fixing it, he gave the money to Philly instead.
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  95. I can understand Matt's concern, but his hatred of Tebow was largely unjustified. Tebow did nothing to him (at least from what we saw on TV), and I'm not even certain we ever saw them speak to one another. I think Matt was scared of Tebow and of the Bloods, and used Andrew as an excuse to tap out. Buchi had real problems with Tebow, but stayed until Angele ruined the program for everybody else.
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  96. ​@LiveOrRegret Official "The west side is the best side" was actually largely true for decades in Youngstown. But you're right, it's been getting progressively worse the last few years or so and a lot of the crime is even starting to spread into Austintown.
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  97. I'm from Erie and WJET used this song, too. As did WPXI in Pittsburgh and WNEP in Scranton. It's most commonly associated with Philly and WPVI, but this could very well be our state song.
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  98. I doubt it. They probably live with their parents somewhere like Oak Brook or Winnetka.
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  99. I'm also from Pennsylvania, Crawford County to be exact. Truthfully, a lot of the towns I've been to in West Virginia aren't a whole lot different from places like Oil City, Meadville, and Titusville up here.
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  100. No, I don't remember that. But I remember the time Wilson Goode did, though. Seeing as how Rizzo was out of office and Goode was the mayor of Philadelphia when that happened.
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  101. The crazy thing about Youngstown is that much of the east side was never even built before it was "abandoned". Mainly over by Jacobs Road and the Sharon Line. They laid all the streets and infrastructure planning for future growth, and then the steel industry went all to hell and Sheet & Tube left town. The city closed off many of those streets over there, but some of them are still open and it's crazy to drive down them and think that not only are they abandoned, but that nothing ever even existed there.
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  102. I'm sure if a fan vote to determine whether or not to change the name had been held in Cleveland and its secondary markets (Akron/Canton, Columbus, Toledo, Youngstown, Erie, PA), the baseball team would still be called the Indians today.
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  103. I'm a lifelong Bengals fan, and I wish it would have been Joe Burrow bringing the Lombardi Trophy back to the AFC. But congratulations to Pat Mahomes and the Chiefs for doing so. One day, those will be our fans celebrating. But for now, I'm happy for Kansas City for finishing the job and representing the AFC well.
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  104. I think all religion in the United States should be taxed, every penny should be disclosed, and that there should be accountability for bad behavior.
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  105.  @sashalove83  absolutely. Owen Hart was the reason that there almost wasn't an Attitude Era.
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  106. You're from England? I always thought you guys used the metric system over there.
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  107. Imagine Tony and Abner being together in the same pod with Daffron. 😂
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  108. For what it's worth, I don't think Franklin Terrace is all that bad of an area. I seldom hear anything on the news about crime or other incidents taking place over there. And the few times I've driven past it lately, it looks like the people who live there take care of their community. It's definitely not something that comes to mind when I think of the "projects". Parts of the West Side have been getting progressively worse, especially around 18th Street, and the area around West 26th Street between Liberty and Greengarden is slowly starting to go downhill. The "East 20s" still have their share of crime. And the Lower East Side and Buffalo Road are still a little rough around the edges. But by and large, Erie isn't really all that bad. Especially when you think of other cities our size such as Youngstown and Flint.
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  109. If I was given the choice between a cardboard box in Florida and a free penthouse apartment for life in the most glamorous area of New York City, I'd take the cardboard box.
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  110. It would never work. The Blue Jackets play less than 2 hours away from there, nobody in Cincinnati cares about hockey, and they only support their teams when they're winning. Look at the Bengals for example. Plus they're still in the honeymoon phase with FC Cincinnati. When they start losing, people will do the same thing they did with the Bengals and the Reds and stop going to games. Not to mention the fact that you have the collegiate teams from UC and Xavier competing for what's left of the Cincinnati sports pie. Cincinnati isn't big enough or passionate enough of a sports city to support a new team, least of all an expansion franchise that will more than likely be lousy for a decade while they build up.
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  111. Wolchek for President 2024.
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  112. A "real city" that he probably doesn't live within 20 miles of. These are more than likely suburbanites.
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  113. ​ @peterdangelo5882 so run for governor of Michigan, and make fixing the roads your top priority.
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  114. Youngstown isn't that bad. Then again, half the vehicles you see on the roads over there have PA plates. 😂
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  115. Every city and state needs a Rob Wolchek.
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  116. I've heard that there's talk of the city trying to take over Wilkinsburg and make it a Pittsburgh neighborhood as opposed to its own borough, as it is now.
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  117. The sad truth: of cities that size, only Flint and East St. Louis are worse places than Youngstown. The silver lining: of those three cities, Youngstown is by far in the best position to turn things around and try to make a comeback. The other two cities are too far gone. Youngstown is not. There are still many strengths to build on for the city to reinvent itself.
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  118. I'm a Pennsylvanian, born and raised. I live in this state, and I'm a registered voter in this state. And quite frankly, BOTH of our choices suck. Oz is only running because it's nothing more than a Hollywood publicity stunt to him, as he has absolutely no ties to Pennsylvania whatsoever. He's not a true Pennsylvanian, and he never will be a true Pennsylvanian in my eyes. He should have just ran in New Jersey where he's from. Before he ran for office here, he was probably only able to point out Pittsburgh or Philly on a map. And now he wants to represent the entirety of us here in the Keystone State? As for Fetterman, he became mayor of an already dying town and ran it into the ground even further, sponged off of his wealthy parents until middle age, AND got slapped with almost 70 liens for not paying his taxes. To say nothing about his desire to release dangerous criminals back into our communities. Not exactly somebody I would want in Harrisburg making decisions with my tax dollars, or for my safety. It's none of anyone's business what party affiliation I am, but let me assure you that I won't be voting for either candidate, no matter who has the "better" campaign ads. Maybe I'll write my own name in. 😂
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  119. I'm deadass going to write him in when I go vote in November. I'm not kidding. 😂
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  120. Don't forget about the Cyclones. They're in the hockey playoffs as well.
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  121. Don't speed in Girard, Ohio, either.
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  122. It wouldn't surprise me one bit if he has.
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  123. "Where you gonna go?"
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  124. Except winter is still officially about a month away. Be that as it may, Buffalo usually gets pounded like this in the fall every 5 to 10 years or so.
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  125. ​ @opal92nwf ANY dog can be dangerous. Even a Labrador or a Golden Retriever can be a "vicious" dog if it's raised in such an environment.
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  126. Tami had no business even joining this program. I guess the only silver lining of her doing it is that she resigned as a police officer shortly afterward. Because she's exactly the kind of cop you do NOT want on the streets. You can't be objective and fair in doing your job if you can't separate feelings from business. And if how she carried herself in jail is how she acted in her normal life, she clearly didn't have that ability.
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  127. He did, in 2018. His real name is Ryan Secord, and he ran for sheriff of Boyd County, Kentucky, according to the Daily Independent newspaper in Ashland, KY.
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  128. Cleveland isn't even the worst driving I've ever seen in Ohio. Try driving in Youngstown.
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  129. ​ @BrianGHarris I suppose you've never visited Huntington, West Virginia?
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  130. The guy is from Ohio, so chances are he probably doesn't even have car insurance. 😂
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  131. I'm an American and I actually love hockey. It's extremely fun going to games. However, the truth is, here in the U.S., public-access church and cooking shows get better television ratings than most NHL broadcasts do. Especially this time of year, with the Super Bowl in early February, the NBA playoff picture starting to take shape, March Madness coming up, and baseball season right around the corner from that. NFL Network is on basic cable in most places, while the NHL Network is relegated to a specialty tier that nobody buys. 😂
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  132. If all the world's leaders were one giant family, Zelensky would be that one cousin you never hear from unless he wants to borrow money.
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  133. It hasn't yet for me. Same with this video.
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  134. Governor DeSantis was extremely classy here, in my opinion. This is a man who is trying to rebuild his state and help the people who live in it after TWO major hurricanes blew through there in a span of roughly 2 weeks. He's working around the clock, coordinating rescue and cleanup activities with several different people and agencies. He doesn't have time to acknowledge or care about Kamala's hurt feelings because he's not going to take time out of doing his job to play phone tag with her. I felt his response was appropriate and to the point, and that he did a great job explaining to the letter the things that are going on in Florida to help people out down there.
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  135. I wonder how many of Kamala's celebrity friends such as Oprah and Taylor Swift are going to be willing to help her pay that debt off, since she didn't get elected...
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  136.  @AlphaOmega888  I think Stephanie's significant other was a white dude. But I'm not 100% sure on that.
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  137. Tebow had an issue with Devin, and they took care of it. Devin caught his fade, took it with heart, and never complained. More than likely earning the respect of Tebow and the Bloods in the process. Buchi had no business getting involved.
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  138. I agree. Especially considering that these guys more than likely don't live anywhere east of the 294 Tollway or south of Lake Cook Road.
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  139. What does Trump have to do with the Baltimore bridge collapse?
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  140. In a business known for shady characters, Tim Clark is a unicorn. I wish nothing but happiness and good fortune to that man for what he did for this woman.
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  141. My brother moved from Erie to Minnesota about 8 years ago. He actually told me the other day that he would rather deal with a lake-effect snow storm than the below-zero temperatures he gets. Although in all fairness to my lovable brother, 65° to him is "freezing". Lol. 😂
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  142. Garza to me seems like a genuinely good dude who did what he had to do when he was in jail to get by, while not forgetting his core values. It undoubtedly also helped that Ryan didn't rat him out for the fight, as well as reset his hand so that the guards and medical staff didn't catch on to anything. I'm sure that left an impression on Garza that whether or not Ryan was a "plant," he was a stand-up guy regardless.
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  143. Add Nate and Ryan to this list.
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  144. That's good to know. My wife and I drove through Summersville on our way to Myrtle Beach from Pennsylvania last year, when we were on our honeymoon. I wondered why we saw so many cops hiding on the side of the road. 😂
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  145. Ving, AJ, and Tyrese all did an excellent job in this movie! As did Snoop.
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  146. Huntington (not unlike West Virginia as a whole) was hit extremely hard with the one-two punch of the loss of industrial jobs and the opioid epidemic. And to this day the city is still punch-drunk and trying to regain its bearings. Still, I used to enjoy going there. Sometimes I would make weekend day trips and drive out there from Cincinnati (where I lived at the time) just for fun.
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  147. I agree with you. I'm all for the arrest and think it was a good one, but he should have just told her why she was wanted and taken her right then and there. The boyfriend was nowhere nearby at the time, and doing so could very likely have prevented this situation from escalating into what it became. If I'm his sergeant, I ask questions about this after watching the body cam footage.
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  148. Wisconsin
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  149. I've been to New Jersey several times, and to me it seems like little more than just a giant suburb of either New York or Philadelphia, depending on whether you're in North Jersey or South Jersey. The states of New York and Pennsylvania should just take it over, and use Interstate 195 as the new state line. Everything north of it can be in NY, and everything south of it in PA.
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  150. I grew up in that area and have seen both Drake's Well and Pithole many times.
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  151. ​@danielking.123 Or take Routes 22/322/I-99. Travel time to or from Pittsburgh and Lancaster is only about 45 minutes longer than the Turnpike, and NO TOLLS.
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  152. I don't blame this woman one bit for being upset an angry. She has a right to expectation of safety in her own home, and rightfully so. Nobody should be afraid to be where they live. However, I also sympathize with the police. They're doing what they're legally allowed to do within state law, and I'm sure they undoubtedly wish they could do more to help her. The blame for Illinois' problems lays with Governor J.B. Pritzker and other "progressive" politicians, as well as with people in Chicago who keep voting for them. Unfortunately for the rest of Illinois, how Chicago votes is what they're stuck with.
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  153. I'm from Pennsylvania, where we have tax-free clothing sales throughout the entire state. I'll just be completely honest with you: for every Ontario shopper we lose, two more from Ohio will come in their place.
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  154. Dayton is a pretty rude place. But I've always found Cincinnati to be ruder. The difference is, the kind of rudeness in Cincinnati is the "fake nice" people who live there put on for visitors. I moved there from Pennsylvania years ago, and it was a different story. If you weren't born there, people simply just don't talk to you. Hell, they don't even talk to one another if they grew up on opposite ends of town. 😂
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  155. This comment is in no way meant to insult anyone living there or ruffle feathers, but in my opinion Braddock is too far gone to revitalize. The state should just step in, buy out the remaining 1,000 or so residents, revoke and dissolve the borough charter, and let it return to nature peacefully.
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  156. All Ryan would have had to do was tell Justin to make his bed or clean up around his rack, or make it look like he's doing something for Ryan. Easy way to justify giving all of that stuff to Justin to give to JoJo. Although I did see an earlier interaction between Ryan and JoJo, when he was kicking the door trying to get the guards to help the guy throwing up on the floor during the sewage crisis. JoJo wussed out by saying "y'all ain't getting me shot", whereas Ryan clearly didn't care whether or not those guards would have burst in with pepper guns and shot him. All he cared about was making sure the inmate got the care he needed. Perhaps that gave the other inmates a perception of "this dude has balls, don't mess with him". And JoJo decided to pick and choose his battles accordingly.
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  157. Trump can't run in 2028. A president can only serve two terms, consecutive or otherwise. However, it'll more than likely be Vance running on the Republican ticket.
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  158. You ARE aware that the United States is one of only three countries in the entire world that DOESN'T use the metric system, correct? The other two are Myanmar and Liberia, just in case you're wondering. Which you probably don't care, but I told you anyway. Lol. 😃
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  159. ​ @wqv5423ln as an American, I agree with you. I was personally hoping for either DeSantis or Nikki Haley.
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  160. Reds fans don't not show up because the team sucks. We don't show up because of Bob and Phil.
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  161. If $10 for a seatbelt ticket makes this dude throw a full-on adult temper tantrum, I'd hate to see him get nailed here in Pennsylvania where it's $75. Even worse yet, in some states it's over $100, plus enhancers if you have kids in the car and what not. Not to mention the fact that if the cop really wanted to be a dick, he could be charged with ripping up his money. An offense that carries penalties of up to 6 months in the can and a $100 fine.
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  162. There's only one problem with that. Marge has been dead for 20 years.
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  163. Here in the United States you would probably wait three or four hours for someone to pick up your order, if it gets picked up at all. I've done Doordash for 3 years part-time, and can tell when a customer tips and when they don't, based on the base pay from the order. If it's an offer paying simply base pay, I don't accept it. I decline it and leave it for another driver to pick up. Although, Doordash has gotten wise to it and has started "bundling" the no-tip orders with higher-paying orders from the same restaurant and going to another customer in the same neighborhood in order to get drivers to accept them.
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  164. And Ryan as the jailhouse medic.
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  165. As a former two-time Ohio transplant, let me give you a more accurate list. 10. Lima 9. All of Ashtabula County 8. Dayton 7. Tie between Lorain and Warren 6. Toledo 5. Both Akron and Canton equally 4. Portsmouth 3. Youngstown (and any of its suburbs besides Austintown and Canfield) 2. Steubenville 1. East Cleveland Honorable mention: Chilicothe, Middletown, Hamilton, Zanesville, Ironton
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  166. The American side IS the hood, in its entirety. The park and the immediate areas around it are okay, but the further away from rhe Falls you get and the higher the numbers get on the streets, it gets progressively worse in a hurry. What's more, you also have Love Canal on the far east side of the city just off the LaSalle Expressway. It's not the most dangerous part of the city in terms of crime, but is dangerous for being hazardous to your health. You can Google the history of that neighborhood for more context. Nobody lives there anymore, aside from one or two houses mish-mashed on various streets.
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  167. If Gavin Newsom needs advice and pointers on how to do his job and effectively manage his state during a natural disaster, he can always pick up the phone and call Ron DeSantis.
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  168. Flying into Chicago from Mexico to get to Alabama? I wonder if this gentleman knew that he could have flown into Hartsfield-Jackson airport in Atlanta and only had a 2-hour commute to Birmingham? Regardless of cost, that seems like the more sensible option to me.
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  169. I just thought I would take the time to remind you that out of 195 countries on this planet, 192 of them use the metric system. Including Canada, from where this broadcast originates. So I guess your two choices are to either learn the metric system, or turn on one of the American networks. Lol.
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  170. If the Kentucky Department of Corrections website is true, it'll be about 10 years before Daffron gets a chance to reunite with Brian. He's currently serving time for multiple drug and gun convictions, among others.
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  171. There are 195 countries in the world. Of those countries, 192 of them use the metric system. Canada, where this broadcast is based, is one of them.
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  172. That taser would likely have little to no effect on that dog, and the way it moves around, it would probably just rip the prongs right out.
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  173. That's true. Our allegiances run in cycles. When I was growing up, it was Hulk Hogan. Then it was Bret Hart. After that it was Steve Austin. Then The Rock. I haven't watched WWE much since probably 2005 or so, but I do know John Cena was force-fed down the throats of fans for years.
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  174. Tami had ONE confrontation with Boston, that she herself instigated. After it was over, I doubt Boston even cared she was still in there.
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  175. ​​ @RocotacoPerposterown I've always had a soft spot for West Virginia in general. Honestly, it reminds me a lot of Pennsylvania (where I'm from). You've got the old steel towns along the Ohio River which remind me a lot of Pittsburgh and its suburbs and places like Johnstown, as well as the little hollers up in the mountains which to me aren't all that different than the little coal towns in the central part of PA.
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  176. This is exactly what happened to an elderly woman in Fishtown about 5 years ago or so. Some investor hired cheap, unlicensed, unqualified labor to work on the building next to hers, and they screwed over the firewall between her building and the building next to hers that they were working on. She barely had enough time to get her valuables out of the house before it was ordered demolished under emergency circumstances.
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  177. Youngstown is trying to reinvent itself from a steel city to a college town, given YSU's mammoth presence in the area. They still have a long way to go, though.
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  178. If I read correctly, Rita was actually born here in the United States.
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  179. ​​​​​ @eddieboggs8306 maybe so. I didn't vote for Trump in 2016 or 2020, and I'm still on the fence for 2024. Truth is, I've never been a huge fan of his. However, it's not like Clinton didn't do his share of damage while he was in office, either. What about NAFTA? Whatever jobs were left after most of the industry left in the 1970s and 1980s were basically gone after that, especially in the Rust Belt. Cities like Flint and Youngstown that were already punch-drunk due to deindustrialization during previous administrations basically got TKO'ed during the Clinton administration thanks to NAFTA. Just my two cents. I respect your opinion, and I wish you a good day.
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  180. The Bengals can move to Toronto for all I care.
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  181. Bartman is a saint in a fan base full of sinners.
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  182. Just put up another statue of Rocky.
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  183. The Warriors left town to move across the bay to San Francisco, and the Raiders have moved out of the city TWICE in their history. And now you have this situation with the A's. That should tell you all you need to know about Oakland being a viable pro sports city.
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  184. Some of the friendliest, proudest, and most down-to-earth people are people I've met up in the hills and hollers of West Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio, and Pennsylvania.
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  185. Brian: "This one guy is preventing me from moving forward." He's exactly right. And it's the guy who stares back at him when he looks in the mirror that prevented him from moving forward.
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  186. Cincinnati sports fans don't support the teams they have now unless they're winning. For example, the Bengals before they drafted Joe Burrow, and the Reds most of the last 2 decades. Do you really think people there would get behind an expansion team in a sport very few people there care about, which more than likely will have several losing seasons while they build up their roster?
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  187. Or watch an American broadcast rather than a Canadian one. Since, after all, the United States is one of only three countries worldwide who DOESN'T use the metric system.
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  188. You can't forget about Wisconsin. Winning that state was what ultimately put Trump over 270.
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  189. I think that's a little exaggerant. However, I will agree with you on his demeanor. If I placed a 911 call and needed serious help and he showed up, I would probably ask if they could send another officer.
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  190. ​@njoy Olsen Lawrence Park is okay, I guess. Just don't speed, make sure all your lights work, and make sure your inspection sticker's up-to-date if you're going to drive through there. Lol.
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  191. It's too bad Reds fans can't do what Green Bay Packers fans did and buy the team ourselves.
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  192. I'm a part-time Doordash driver myself. There is absolutely no justifying this driver's behavior, and he deserved to be kicked off the platform. I'd be very happy with $5 on a $20 order, considering that there have been times where customers have ordered twice that and left me nothing. But I don't swear at them. I just make a note of the customer's name, and decline their order on subsequent shifts.
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  193. Probably a classic case of someone from the 416 driving in the 905. 😂
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  194. I almost took a job in Seattle in 2004. I thank my lucky stars I didn't.
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  195. Judging by their attitude and demeanors, they probably don't even live within the Chicago city limits. They probably live in the western suburbs or Lake County somewhere.
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  196. My wife and I took a day trip to Detroit from Pennsylvania last summer. I actually pulled over on I-75 to make sure I didn't have a flat tire, because my car was bouncing so bad from the road. Once I got into Ohio it was almost like driving on a cloud. 😂
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  197. As a Pennsylvanian, Ohio drivers ARE the reason I bought a dash cam. 😂
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  198. I was born and raised in Pennsylvania and live here now, have lived in Ohio twice, and will be moving back for a third time.
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  199. Funny thing is, Devin probably earned Tebow's respect after catching that fade, and not complaining. He has heart, that's for sure.
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  200. 1:18 185 Liberty. If you're coming into town from I-90, it is literally the very first right turn you make as soon as you enter Conneaut. As soon as you make the right, it's on your right hand side, right off the highway. The newest Google street view for that address is 9 years ago, and the house was still standing. Not sure about now. But anyway, that's where it's located. As for who owns the property, you could probably look that up on the Ashtabula County website.
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  201. ​ @Jennifer-fg2bd  Flint isn't his hometown. He grew up 20 minutes away in Davison.
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  202. I agree. Youngstown doesn't scare me. I don't do things to make myself stand out or put myself in positions where I would be in danger, but I also don't lock my doors at every red light or have panic attacks driving down Market Street or McCartney. Lol.
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  203. If that's the case, why is God taking it out on an almost entirely left-leaning Democrat city 1,500 miles from Mar-A-Lago, where almost every elected official is a Democrat, in a county Biden won by a 56%-41% margin in 2020? If He was really pissed off at Trump, this storm would be taking place in Florida, where the former president resides. Or did you just want to post this to get cheap likes from people?
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  204. ​ @jerryrobinson6250 Ohio is just as bad, especially in the Cleveland, Columbus, and Youngstown areas.
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  205. I'm sorry, but I still fail to see how this ad was "racist". Because last time I checked, crackheads came in ALL races and ethnicities.
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  206. I've always noticed that Youngstown gets progressively worse the further away from downtown and YSU you go in any direction.
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  207. It happened to me one time in Buffalo. On exit 9 of the 190, one set of lanes takes you to Canada, and the other takes you into a residential neighborhood on Buffalo's west side. One day, I became momentarily distracted and ended up unintentionally crossing the Peace Bridge because I got into the wrong lane. And you CAN'T turn around, not even if you go into the duty-free. The Canadian border cops were complete pricks, but once they were done and I got turned around, CBP on our side of the border were really cool and even somewhat sympathetic.
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  208. Daffron and Brian. 😂
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  209. Spending $2,000+ on a bicycle was only the second-most foolish decision made here. The most foolish was choosing to live and/or work in New York State to begin with.
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  210. In all likelihood, you come out an even worse addict.
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  211. He was also indirectly responsible for the creation of the Houston Texans franchise in 2002. In '99 when the Browns came back from being on hiatus after the move, it left the NFL with an odd number of teams. Adding a 32nd team helped balance the divisions out.
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  212. ​​​​​​​ @Sassyfrazz19 Ohio has ONE toll highway, a portion of interstates 80 and 90 running from Youngstown, bypassing Cleveland, then on to Toledo. And the money that one highway makes pays for that one highway and ONLY that one highway. And basically the only people who use it are long-haul truck drivers and people driving through that part of Ohio to and from other states. The majority of interstate traffic traveling to and from Ohio is on untolled I-70, which connects to several other freeways in the state that are also toll-free, thereby making it extremely easy to bypass the Ohio Turnpike.
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  213. ​​ @rareview362 you are correct. State parks in Ohio are free, as well as Presque Isle State Park along Lake Erie in Pennsylvania, which is only about a 4-hour drive from Detroit.
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  214. People who keep complaining that the Bills don't play in a domed stadium, this is probably why. Cheapskate Pegula isn't going to want to pay to fix it every time it collapses when Buffalo gets a storm like this. I would think it's a hell of a lot cheaper to hire a bunch of trucks to plow and haul snow out of the stadium than it would be to fix a roof that collapses under the weight of heavy snow, such as what happened to the Metrodome in Minnesota some years back. If I'm not mistaken, I believe the same thing happened to Olympic Stadium in Montreal as well.
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  215. As an American I agree that the whole 51st state thing is foolish and unnecessary. But other than that, how was Canada "betrayed"?
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  216. Whether you vote red or vote blue, can we all at least agree to be thankful that these god-awful, annoying political commercials are finally over? I'm well aware that there isn't much unity in this country right now. However, that would be a start. 😂
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  217. I believe it's a $300 fine in New York.
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  218. The "worst" parts of Canada I've seen in videos look basically like the better parts of Cleveland I've driven through. 😂
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  219. If that's not bad enough, she goes in the jail directly across the Ohio River from her father's hometown of Louisville, Kentucky.
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  220. Blue Water Bridge is in the eastern part of Michigan, in the town of Port Huron. About an hour's drive north from Detroit on Interstate 94, and about an hour's drive east from Flint via Interstate 69. I-69 actually terminates at the bridge.
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  221. I don't know why I thought Pittsburgh, PA. I forgot that there's a part of Atlanta called Pittsburgh. Lol.
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  222. It was largely the case further down the ballot, also. A longtime Democrat incumbent senator from Ohio, Sherrod Brown, was voted out and lost to his Republican challenger after serving 18 years in the Senate. I used to live in Ohio and still have family there. Sherrod Brown did very little for Ohio and its people in those 18 years. That's why I wasn't all that surprised or heartbroken that he lost his election. Pennsylvania... sort of the same. Bob Casey has also been a senator since being elected to that seat in 2006. And as was the case in Ohio, he was voted out by Republican David McCormick. Although, I believe the race is so close that it could go to a recount, and Casey hasn't conceded because he's holding on to hope that the overseas military ballots and whatever absentee ballots are left to count will be enough to give him the win. Although the AP has already called it for McCormick. Bottom line is, you're absolutely right and I agree with you. People are tired of the status quo, and that's why Trump and a lot of his allies won their elections.
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  223. I think tourism is what kept Erie from turning into Youngstown or Flint. People who live here might not have much money to do stuff, but millions of people who live elsewhere that DO come here all the time.
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  224. And now Patrick Mahomes is the new John Cena of the NFL.
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  225. As an American, all I have to say is that I hope she's better at THOSE jobs than she was at being the vice president.
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  226. What's going on in College Corner isn't really unique. This might as well be any small town anywhere in Ohio.
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  227. Looks like Stephanie got her comeuppance. And Angele couldn't directly answer a simple question when Matt asked her about Gabby.
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  228. North Kingsville...the town I would always drive out of my way to avoid, due to the speed-trap quota cops that sit and hide on 20. Lol.
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  229. "I CAN'T BE IN HANDCUFFS!!!!" Well, maybe that's something you should have thought about before being a smartass and trying to fight the police.
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  230. As someone born and raised in Western Pennsylvania and who has been to the Motor City quite a few times in my life, I would have put Pittsburgh on the list before I ever considered Detroit. I've always found folks in Michigan to be fairly polite people.
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  231. You're entitled to your opinion.
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  232. I hope it's good. Otherwise I'll just stick with College Football Revamped. Truthfully, the NCAA franchise on PS3 were probably the last good games EA ever made.
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  233. Like him or not, Tony did exactly what needed to be done in there and got everything he needed to get.
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  234. Do another Ohio video. They have enough bad drivers for a second compilation. 😂
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  235. Depends on where you're at. Once you get into Homewood and other parts of the east side, Pittsburgh can be really rough. And then you cross over out of the city into Wilkinsburg, and it gets even worse. Cincinnati has a lot of neighborhoods in the city that are rough, but most of the suburbs aren't too bad. Covington, Kentucky can be a little dangerous in some areas, and there are a few places north of Cincinnati that are a little rough around the edges.
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  236. 20 years from now, you or I could be John. Your body may be a temple, but eventually that temple starts showing its age and it's susceptible to breaking down. That's why it's important to do as much good with it as possible while you can, as Sean clearly is demonstrating here. Quite frankly, this world needs more people like him.
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  237. Best way not to be a victim of predatory tow companies? Park where you're supposed to. Then you won't have to worry about it. Problem solved.
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  238. There are 50 states and Washington, D.C., all of which issue driver's licenses for their respective jurisdictions.
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  239. You ARE aware that Jerry Springer is deceased, right?
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  240. Pittsburgh definitely has some very rough parts. Much of the North Side, parts of the South Side, plus you've got Homewood, the Hill, and various other neighborhoods on the east side. And then you have some of the suburbs that are even worse than the city, such as Braddock, Wilkinsburg, and New Kensington. And of course, McKeesport. Many of Cincinnati's "bad" neighborhoods are confined to the city. You've got a few areas of Covington, Kentucky that are kind of rough, and some of the northern suburbs such as Lincoln Heights, but other than that outside the city the Cincinnati area is fairly safe.
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  241. The guy was driving an illegal car without a driver's license, with a huge bag of drugs, two knives, and a handgun on him. I'm not totally convinced he was even "recovered" in the first place.
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  242. Actually, for Buffalo this is pretty normal. They get a fall blizzard every 5 or 10 years or so.
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  243. Californians see what Newsom has done to their state, yet they keep voting him in.
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  244. As someone who's been to Buffalo about 90,000 times in my life, the only complaint I've ever had about your city is that you guys can't drive. Other than that, I've always found the people to be welcoming and even at times pleasant.
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  245. Almost all of the inmates in Clark County Jail will probably be in and out of it the rest of their lives, as well as the state prison system. Garza definitely seems like he's the exception to that rule. He comes off as a genuinely good dude who seemingly got caught up in some bad behavior. He went to jail for it, did his time, got out, and became a better person. He at all doesn't seem like the "monster" the sheriff and captain made him out to be.
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  246. I'm also an American. I actually think more people here watch these videos from Australia than we do our own media.
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  247. Sorry, Vikings fans. You got exactly what you deserved in Philadelphia. There's a rule about going into another man's house, eating his food, hitting on his wife, and using his toilet without flushing it. You might as well have done all of those things. Yes, Philly does idolize a fictional character enough to erect a statue of him. But it's still a statue in THEIR city...THEIR house.
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  248. I know what you mean. I drive my wife nuts every time I do that. 😂
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  249. Ohio is a mostly blue-collar, working-class state. If you're looking for an exotic playground with all the bells and whistles, you won't find it in Ohio. However, what you will find are mostly genuine people and a ton of things to see and do at an affordable price. Columbus would probably be the only exception, seeing how overbuilt and overpriced it's become compared to the rest of Ohio. For example, you can buy a very nice house in a very decent neighborhood of the Youngstown suburb of Austintown for what you would pay to live in marginal, high-crime area of Columbus such as the Hilltop, and you would still have a little bit of money left over to put in your pocket. I'm not kidding.
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  250. I'm from Pennsylvania and have driven that stretch of highway many times while visiting relatives and friends over in Northeast Ohio. I've never had a problem there.
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  251. Aside from living in Ohio for 5 years, I was born and raised in northwest Pennsylvania and have basically been here my entire life. It has its ups and downs. For example, Erie isn't the best place to live, but it's in much better shape than most other comparable Rust Belt cities our size such as Flint and Youngstown. Erie has largely escaped the rampant abandonment and crime that plagued those cities (and still do) in the wake of deindustrialization. There's something for everyone here in Pennsylvania. If you love big-city living, you can move to Pittsburgh or Philly. However, if you ever want to get out of the city for the weekend, you can drive 2 hours and literally be in the middle of nowhere. And for those who want to live in the middle of nowhere, you have the whole stretch of Route 6 between Erie County and Scranton, where the deer outnumber the people. Same goes for the majority of I-80 across the entire state. Aside from Penn State University, there is literally NOTHING on I-80 between Youngstown, Ohio and Paterson, New Jersey. 😂
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  252. My top 5: 5. Tie between Mark and Zac 4. Ryan 3. Nate 2. Abner 1. Tony
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  253. I live in Pennsylvania, and our roads are only slightly better than Michigan's and worse than Ohio's. The closer to Philly you are, that's where the roads are okay. Everywhere else, they're terrible. I can't tell you how many tires and ball joints I've replaced, or how much fun it was to replace my exhaust due to the stuff they use on the roads in the winter rotting it out. Of course, my theory is that due to our mandatory yearly vehicle inspections, it creates extra revenue for both the state as well as for dishonest mechanics who nitpick and find every little thing to fail you for at inspection time. And, as you may have guessed, Pennsylvania gets their inspection money whether you pass or fail. It's all a racket.
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  254. As someone who has been bitten by both a cane corso and a chihuahua, I think I'd rather get bitten by the cane corso again.
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  255. Undoubtedly, Coyotes fans are going to be pissed off about the move, but everyone and their brother knew it was coming. Number one, lousy ownership. Number two, lousy teams on the ice most years. And number three, no city in the Phoenix metro wanted them. As for Arizona potentially getting an expansion team someday, it would be a huge waste of time. It would be just like putting yet another team in Atlanta. This same scenario would play out again in a decade. If Bettman is hell-bent on expanding in the South and the West, there are many other cities and states more deserving and can better support a franchise. Kansas City, Houston, New Orleans, OKC. and even Louisville, KY are all better expansion candidates than Arizona.
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  256. 19:07 well, if I ever decide to pursue a career in law enforcement, I now know enough NOT to do so in Euclid, Ohio. If I have to work at Amazon at all places as a second job just to make ends meet, that tells me all I need to know about their salary without even having to Google it. 😂
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  257. I also live in a swing state, Pennsylvania to be exact. I'm from the Northwestern part of the state. Erie County is the largest population center in this area. Within the City of Erie and Millcreek Township, the two most populated areas of the county, I would give Harris a 60/40 advantage. Downtown Erie and the innermost-city neighborhoods are solidly for Harris, with the outlying areas surrounding 38th Street on both sides of town basically split between the two candidates, increasingly leaning slightly toward Trump. Edinboro, home to a state university, unsurprisingly tilts towards Harris. Everywhere else in Erie County, I would confidently give an 80/20 advantage toward Trump. In the other two counties of the Erie metropolitan area, Crawford and Warren, I would also give Trump an 80/20 advantage in both places. - In McKean and Potter counties, to the east, I would go as far as to give Trump a 90-10 advantage in those places. - In Mercer County, to the south and technically part of the Youngstown, Ohio metropolitan area, that one's hard for me to call. The towns closest to Youngstown such as Sharon and Farrell are solidly for Harris, but the further away from Youngstown you drive on I-80, I see more Trump signs. One also has to keep in mind that Mercer County is home to several small colleges, and college students tend to vote resoundingly Democrat. If I were forced to give an estimate, maybe 55/45 in favor of Trump. Which isn't all that far off from the 62% of the county Trump won in 2020. - Forest County, one of the smallest and most rural counties in Pennsylvania, probably 95/5 in favor of Trump. - Venango County, that's probably another 80/20 in favor of Trump. Like you, I'm basing these estimates on political signs I see in front yards and on buildings.
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  258. Maybe if Cleveland could ever fill their ballpark above half-capacity, nobody would notice that some of the seats are blue and some are green.
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  259. People in and around Cincinnati say "please". The rest of Ohio, not in the least.
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  260. This took place in Wisconsin. Who, along with neighboring Minnesota and Illinois could probably constitute the midwestern version of California if they all united into one state. I would probably go as far as to throw Michigan in there as well. And then on the East Coast, everything to the east of Ohio and north of Washington, D.C. (including the District itself) would become Cali East. Lol.
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  261. I wouldn't trust Jeff to guard a tree in the middle of nowhere in Minnesota.
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  262. Taking into consideration that SummerSlam 1997 took place in New Jersey, you're more than likely correct. The Garden State votes almost entirely blue.
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  263. I don't care what political party Rob is. I would vote for him no matter what. The guy has gotten more done than any politician of any party I've ever seen.
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  264. I can think of a place even worse than the Falls. Move to Jamestown. 😂
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  265. To the "spot 'em, got 'em" guy: if you read this and I ever happen to meet you, I'll buy you a beer. 🤝 🍻
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  266. Mistake #1: having this promotion in the first place. Mistake #2: Doing it in Cleveland.
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  267. He's from Joisey. Lol.
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  268. I have to admit that I'm surprised that Pennsylvania didn't make the list. Pittsburgh, Philly, and Erie have some of the WORST drivers I have ever seen in my life.
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  269. Welcome to Alabama. Abandon hope, all ye who enter.
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  270. Well, according to the Kentucky Department of Corrections website, that's exactly where Daffron has been since November 2023, and where he could be until May 2035.
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  271. I believe it's Borax they use. It's supposed to help the forge welds stick together and prevent delaminations.
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  272. I'll say this much. Bret made Vince a lot of money and helped him keep his business afloat when he was fighting off the steroid trials and when his product totally sucked in the mid-1990s, when he was losing viewers by the hundreds of thousands to WCW, and his house shows couldn't sell out high school gyms in places like Youngstown, Ohio unless Bret and a select few others were on the cards
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  273. As a Pennsylvanian, I love visiting Michigan and enjoy the scenery and the people there. But yes, your roads do unfortunately suck. 😂 I will say this though. Youngstown is definitely an exception to the "Ohio has better roads" rule. I think the roads in Flint are actually better than most of the ones in that city.
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  274. ​​@J Grysiak Erie is NOWHERE near as bad as Youngstown. Neither are any of the other cities you mentioned, except maybe for New Castle. Youngstown would be in a category with places like Flint, Michigan and East Saint Louis, Illinois. Erie is actually one of the few Rust Belt cities that is still fairly livable.
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  275. The division in this country today effectively started after 9/11 with Bush, and both Obama and Biden also had significant hands in it. But, let's blame it all on Trump and only Trump. That's the easy way out, I guess.
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  276. Exactly. I would have delivered orders like this lady's all day long.
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  277. On a sad side note, Muhammad Ali passed away only about a week after the final episode of Season 1 aired.
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  278. It's a road that cars drive on, and it's located in the state of Oklahoma. Therefore, it's jurisdictional.
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  279. Funny thing is, in many cities nowadays that's not far from the truth.
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  280. I admire and respect Karoline. Not only does she have to constantly deal with hostile American media, she also doesn't back down from them or take any crap from them.
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  281. That's kind of what I'm thinking. Jeff just gave off that vibe the instant he walked in there. Just about anyone else in that pod would have sent Ricky to the ICU if he had tried that with them. You saw what Kody did to him over the tater tots. Lol.
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  282. Erie doesn't really have any "hoods". Probably the closest any area of town comes to being "the hood" are the East 20s (mainly between East 21st and 26th around Parade Street, Ash Street, and such). But even that part of town is probably nicer and safer than the "better" areas of other cities. I've lived in Erie for the last 15 years. I've been to Flint, and I've been to Youngstown. And there is NO part of Erie that comes anywhere close to being as bad as some areas of those cities.
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  283. Most of the movies that come out nowadays suck anyway. Although there are a few good ones. We went and saw Oppenheimer (kind of boring, but good nonetheless), Arthur The King, and Bikeriders (both of which were really good). Other than that, I haven't been impressed with basically anything Hollywood's done in the last decade or so. And as a kid who grew up in the 1980s and 1990s, I wish they would quit trying to "remake" classics from my childhood. Because most of them fail miserably.
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  284. Most "Chiefs fans" weren't even Chiefs fans before Taylor Swift started dating Travis Kelce.
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  285. Attention law-abiding citizens: they sell these in stores now. You don't have to get locked up to buy them.
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  286. ​​​ @apostolicsuccessor Buffalo has never won a Stanley Cup, probably won't be a serious contender for one for at least the next decade or so, and haven't even made the playoffs since 2010-11. So how would that help Canada end their Cup drought? 😂
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  287. What gang is Tyrone in? Karens Anonymous?
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  288. I saw them for sale in a corner store in the hood in Youngstown, Ohio once. $20 each. They also had "Jesus is my boss" hats.
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  289. Yes, they did. He turned himself in 2 days after the incident, after Toronto police released a still image of him. The guy ended up getting a "conditional discharge" (whatever that means in Canada), and banned from attending MLB games. Apparently the poor bastard also suffered quite a bit of ridicule online, and even ended up quitting his job and going into counseling over the whole thing. I actually feel bad for the guy. We all get drunk when we go to games, and sometimes people can't handle their liquor and do stupid things they ordinarily wouldn't even entertain the thought of doing otherwise.
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  290. Sheriff Jamey Noel is going to the hoosegow for at least a decade, on convictions for a variety of bad behavior. So I'm sure he felt intimidated by Ryan from the start, knowing that he was undoubtedly smart enough to figure him out if he wanted to.
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  291. Youngstown, Ohio and nearly all of its suburbs would be a great place to do a story like this. The Mahoning Valley is flat broke ever since the steel mills left, so I guess this is how they make their money now.
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  292. It sure is. Ty Law and Darrelle Revis are also from Aliquippa.
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  293. It is sad. I used to live out by Northgate Mall about 15 years ago or so, and back then Colerain was kind of rough in spots, but still not a bad place to live.
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  294. ​ @utah2nyc250  exactly. They don't care anymore now that Parking Wars is over with.
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  295. Either the inmates really respect him based on the way he treats them, or he's one of their "dope boys" who helps smuggle wares in to/for them. Maybe both.
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  296. I'm sure Frank is a very good person. I can see that by the way he was not only thankful for what you did, but even helping you. Neighborhoods are more than just streets and the houses built on them, they're also about the people. And I would be honored to have a neighbor like Frank anytime.
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  297. I actually heard somewhere that in Columbus, Ohio where this was filmed, as many as one out of every ten people are addicted to drugs. If that's the case, then I'm sure these cops aren't even fazed by it anymore.
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  298. There are VERY FEW positives in and about New York State. Rep. Elise Stefanik is one of those few positives.
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  299. I'd put Middletown ahead of Hamilton. H-town isn't that bad.
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  300. Camden has been getting progressively better the last several years or so.
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  301. I've gained a lot of respect for Governor Shapiro. I live in Erie, and I have to admit that it's really nice to have a governor that actually remembers that we're a part of this state. Unlike his predecessor Tom Wolf, who only cared about Erie when he was punishing us during the pandemic, because Erie County went for Trump in 2016.
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  302. Abner served time behind the wall for real. That's why he adapted and did as well as he did in there. I think he took it a little overboard at times, and he was definitely taking a chance with his safety and even his life by becoming so deeply entrenched within the Chicanos, but at the same time he did what he had to do to get by and get ahead, as well as accomplish what he set out to do to help the sheriff.
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  303. That's a little dramatic. He wasn't being prosecuted for "survival". He was being prosecuted for illegally obtaining utilities, which can actually be a felony in Nevada depending on the amount and value of the electricity or whatever being stolen. You don't have to pick an argument to get me to agree with you that there is definitely a problem with how our government in this country handles the homeless crisis, because there most certainly is. Be that as it may, the guy was committing a crime by tapping into the power and cable boxes without paying for those services. To say nothing of the fact that he, or whomever boosted that power by tapping into the box, could have possibly been electrocuted doing so. And whether or not they actually prosecuted him for it, I'm sure the people living in that community and who legally pay for those services every month, aren't happy to see their monthly bills go up.
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  304. Was he doing anything within his parents company to earn the salary?
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  305. Are you guilty of ever doing any of the following? - tailgating someone. - not using your blinker when changing lanes. - driving either 10 over or 10 under the speed limit at all times, depending on where the speed cameras and cops are. - riding the far left lane on a freeway. - spending more time looking at your phone than your windshield. - driving a $50,000+ car, but with tires balder than Howie Mandel. If you answer "yes" to all of these, you probably have an Ohio driver's license in your wallet. 😂
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  306. "A lot of time will be spent discussing how and why Trump won..." Actually, no. It's really pretty simple how and why he won. When Ronald Reagan asked Americans in 1980 "are you really better off today than you were 4 years ago?", they answered his question by electing him in a landslide. And that's basically what happened 44 years later in this election.
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  307. It's not the city of Philadelphia's fault that people there don't know how to drive or park. Don't blame the city for your own bad behavior.
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  308. I came here after they got beat by a Wild Card team in the first round. Lol.
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  309. There are tons of "John Killies" in Ohio, especially the eastern part of the state near Cleveland and Youngstown. These guys will get junk cars from the auction, or from Pennsylvania or West Virginia that didn't pass inspection for $200 or $300 or so from the original owners who don't want to sink the money into them to fix it and just want to get rid of them, take them to the car wash and detail the inside, and MAYBE change the oil. After putting maybe a grand total of $50 into the car they got for a couple hundred bucks in PA or WV, they'll turn around and sell it to some poor sucker in Ohio for $3,000 or more. Ohio has no annual vehicle inspections, and the only thing they do on cars coming in from out of state is run a VIN check on them. That's literally it.
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  310. How to win the lottery in Michigan: move to Wayne, Oakland, or Macomb counties.
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  311. Plant or not, I think Garza respected Ryan largely because they seem like they're cut from the same cloth. Someone willing to go to bat for people who do right by them, such as how Ryan helped Garza after the fight with Treshawn, by resetting his broken hand and more than likely keeping him out of the hole in the aftermath of the fight.
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  312. Duluth cops make Youngstown, Ohio cops look competent. 😂
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  313. I still think Peter and Lois Griffin have the most annoying New England accents ever, even if they are fictional characters. Lol.
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  314. I felt bad for his wife, not for him. She wasn't the one driving around in an illegal car, with a huge bag of drugs, two knives, and a handgun on her.
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  315. I doubt it. It's more than likely due to unlicensed, unqualified contractors working on the neighboring property who don't know what they're doing. Same thing happened to a 90 year old woman in Fishtown a few years ago.
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  316. I didn't vote for him.
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  317. Pennsylvania does, but a bill is being introduced to eliminate inspections. And predictably, every shiesty auto mechanic in the state is against it because it takes away the majority of their revenue from ripping people off at inspection time.
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  318. Based on the video, it wouldn't be hard to prove that the guy was benefiting from the services, as the cop mentioned. But proving that he was the one who actually tapped into the box and boosted the power is a whole-nother story. Unless that property has video surveillance, which I'd be willing to bet it does not, it would be an uphill battle to prove it. Stealing is wrong, and whoever did it should be held accountable. But the county, state, and power company would probably spend more money pursuing this case than they actually lost from the theft of services. To hire and retain an even halfway-competent attorney for 1 hour probably costs just as much as however much electricity the guy was using in that building in any given month. So it's really a matter of picking and choosing their battles. But then again, it's taxpayer money they're fighting with. So they really don't care.
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  319. The following is a paid program, brought to you by the taxpayers of the state of Ohio. 😂
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  320. I'm from Pennsylvania, and Philly drivers aren't even as bad as Ohio drivers. Hell, even people in Pittsburgh drive better than people in Ohio. 😂
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  321. Rather than saying something negative about Oakland, I will say that I respect that you have so much love and pride for your hometown. And as far as Cali sports and politics go, perhaps if Gavin Newsom had grown up on your side of the Bay, things might be different. 😂
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  322. The story I was told, is that the German immigrants who settled there in the 1800s started calling it that because the Miami and Erie Canal that separated it from downtown Cincinnati reminded them of the river Rhine back in Germany. The canal is long gone and filled in, and is now Central Parkway. But the area kept its name.
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  323. This is the same city that "Officer Papi" Cpl. Anthony Damiano used to patrol.
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  324. "That's a zit." I've never seen a zit that looks like that. Methinks he shot up with a dirty needle.
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  325. To be completely fair, there aren't many people left in Youngstown to pay taxes. That city has lost about 3/4 of its peak population since the 1970s. If it weren't for YSU, Youngstown would have been a ghost town in the early 1980s.
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  326. Minnesota actually WAS "Minnesota Nice" when Jesse was governor.
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  327. That's quite a trip for food that sits out on a buffet table under a hot light for at least an hour. Lol.
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  328. Reds fan here. The Cardinals don't have to worry about finishing last place. After all, we're in your division and so is Pittsburgh. 😂
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  329. Texas is actually in the top 10 of the world's strongest economies, at #8. The Lone Star State even outperforms Russia.
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  330. She calls the officer a racist pig, then thinks she's entitled to a ride. Sorry lady, it doesn't work that way. She should be thankful he was nice enough to let her get her stuff out of there. Had it been me, the car AND everything she bought would have gone to impound.
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  331. I'm from Pennsylvania and have driven in both Pittsburgh and Philadelphia many times. Anywhere in Ohio makes either of those two places look good. 😂
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  332. Most of the inmates in that pod could probably take both Ricky and Martin Nash at the same time. And Jeff let both of them punk him.
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  333. Atlanta shuts down for snow flurries. I'd hate to see what they would do if this happened down there.
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  334. If there hadn't been illegal power and cable TV going into the building, they more than likely would have done just that.
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  335. Source?
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  336. I've driven through that neighborhood, also known as the Sharon Line, named for the train that used to run from Youngstown to Sharon, Pennsylvania. I remember reading somewhere that there was a "master plan" in Youngstown where the city would grow to about 250,000 residents, hence the "pre-building" of the East Side neighborhoods. However, as we all know, the steel industry in the United States went totally to shit, and much of the Sharon Line/NE Side would remain unbuilt. The city actually even permanently closed many of those streets a few years ago, and on my last trip there I noticed that a lot of them are now almost totally unrecognizable, with nature taking its course.
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  337. Washington, D.C. issues its own driver's licenses, as do the 50 states.
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  338. Thank you, Lisa Guerrero, for continuing to expose and put the pressure on these frauds and con-artists America calls "televangelists".
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  339. I would have been scared too if I were him. Driving an illegal car with altered tags, with almost as many drugs as a pharmacy, two knives, and a concealed handgun he's not allowed to possess in ANY fashion because he's a convicted felon, on his person.
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  340. I lived in central Pennsylvania at the time of the 2003 blackout. The city I lived in didn't go dark, but 20 miles in any direction, it was total darkness.
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  341. I thought he did a great job, considering how those two were completely off the charts on the douchebag scale.
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  342. All police officers take an oath when they're hired. This officer actually upholds it.
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  343. The only renovation that makes sense is to reduce seating capacity. Since Cleveland can't fill its ballpark above half-capacity anyhow.
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  344. The most they could legally do is charge the spitter with disorderly conduct, MAYBE criminal mischief. Depends on the laws wherever it happens.
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  345. Just proves what Ace Ventura, Pet Detective said: "so... animals CAN sense evil."
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  346. I'm from Pennsylvania. I can't recall the last time I bought clothing in New York (if ever), but here in PA we charge no sales tax on clothing items. A LOT of Ontario residents come to Erie and Grove City all the time to shop, and then stay the whole weekend to get out of paying duty. I believe if you're here 48 hours, you get an $800 exemption. I actually had a Canadian shopper tell me one time that he would have paid three times as much for the clothing he bought in Erie if he had bought it in Ontario.
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  347. 5:22 so Syracuse is a better place to live than D.C., Memphis, St. Louis, and Houston? 😂
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  348. I don't think CO Jamichael really did that much damage. Tony was Tony. Nobody was going to press him. David in the Pinal County episodes did WAY more damage. He outright ratted Abner out to "B-Shaw", and put all other participants in danger. Including Mark, who was starting to draw suspicion from the white inmates.
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  349. ​​​​​ @idrip2153 and Sidney Crosby owns Philly. 53 goals and 71 assists in 83 career games against the Flyers. Not to mention that he's won three Stanley Cups while the Flyers and their fans watched on television. The last time the Flyers won the Stanley Cup, Gerald Ford was president. Nevertheless, I'll always respect Flyers fans because of how well they've treated Mario Lemieux.
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  350. ​@insertname8042 you must be fun at parties. 😂
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  351. I think Abner may have went a little overboard at times, and was definitely taking a huge chance by becoming so deeply entrenched as the "enforcer" of the Chicanos, but he did what he had to do to survive in there and accomplish the goal he set out to accomplish. And in the end, he wasn't even his own undoing. David, the cop, screwed him over by basically doxxing him to B-Shaw and the other Black inmates.
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  352. I don't know if I would put Buffalo and Detroit on this list. I've been to both cities multiple times throughout my life, and I've always found people in both places to be fairly welcoming, and even at times pleasant. People in Buffalo can't drive for s*it, but that's really the only complaint I have about it. I really don't have any complaints about Detroit. I would have definitely put Pittsburgh and Cleveland in place of those two cities.
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  353. It doesn't matter what part of the state you're traveling to. The minute you see that sign that says "Welcome to Ohio", your chances of being involved in an accident increase tenfold. 😂
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  354. I'm a white dude who lived in a "black neighborhood" for two years. There was one other white family on our block, and black families lived in every other house and apartment. I was treated perfectly fine and got along great with my neighbors. We would celebrate each other's birthdays and holidays, have huge cookouts on the block, and just generally enjoy ourselves and each other's company. I only moved because the landlord didn't take good care of the building, plus I had an opportunity to live in a bigger apartment for the same price closer to my place of employment at the time. Your core values and how you treat people dictate what your experiences in life will be like.
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  355. If you watch the entire episode from start to finish, the guy "offering" Ricky a place to stay, Martin Nash, is a con-artist just taking advantage of him so he can get high off of Ricky's psych medication. Ricky and Jeff were easy marks for Nash to prey upon. And even in the event that it might be true that Nash had a place to house him, it was more than likely a trap house or a meth lab that would be far worse for someone in Ricky's mental state than being locked up in the first place.
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  356. It's supposed to help the forge welds stick together.
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  357. You're not kidding. Driving through Michigan on I-75 outside Monroe once, I actually thought I had a flat tire. The car was bouncing, and the wheels on the pavement were VERY loud. Of course, once we crossed into Ohio, everything felt normal again and my fears were diminished. 😂
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  358. I'm well aware of the fact that Tom Billington as a human being was his own undoing and most of the time, his own worst enemy. However, it didn't help that his own cousin and the Hart family more or less discarded him like trash after he was of no use to them and couldn't make them money anymore. There is no nicer way to say it, but also no way more truthful.
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  359. This didn't happen because of the earthquake. It happened because L&I doesn't do their job and crack down on unlicensed, unqualified contractors.
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  360. Well, according to the Kentucky Department of Corrections website, that's exactly where he's been since November 2023 and could be there until as late as May 2035.
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  361. I do like some of her movies. I really liked "Eddie", when she played the coach of the New York Knicks.
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  362. You raised them right. 😃
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  363. I definitely won't disagree with you there. The American money that went to Ukraine in the last year could have probably paid to feed and house every homeless person in this country for at least 6 months, with enough left over for "aftercare"-type programs to help them find employment, kick any addictions they might have, and keep a roof over their heads.
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  364. Michigan: "Can we join Canada?" Canada: "Sure. But Ohio has to come with you." Michigan: "Never mind." 😂
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  365. He forgot Steubenville, too. That place is terrible.
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  366. I lived in Cincinnati before Over-the-Rhine started becoming "gentrified". There's literally no difference between the neighborhood in 2009, and the neighborhood now. Except some parts of it look a little nicer today. It's still really dangerous all hours of the day.
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  367. Same went for Nate and Desmond.
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  368. President Trump was still knocking on doors collecting rent in buildings his father owned in Brooklyn and Queens when Erie started going downhill under mayor Lou Tullio's watch. 😂
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  369. Am I mistaken, or Is "crackhead" now a race or ethnicity?
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  370. You are aware that this is a Canadian broadcast, correct? And that Canada is one of 192 countries who uses the metric system.
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  371. I definitely agree with you. The media certainly handled the 46th president and his VP with far more care than they handled the 45th and 47th president.
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  372. ​ @giggitty08 you're not kidding. I lived in Lawrenceville 15 years ago and paid $450 a month for a one bedroom. The exact same apartment, on the exact same street, would probably go for well over $1,000 now.
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  373. Honestly, they should get out while they can. I wouldn't be mad at either one of them if they left and went to a team like Kansas City, Buffalo, or Detroit, where they would have a legitimate shot at earning a Super Bowl ring. Because they're never going to get one as long as they play for the Bungals and the Brown-Blackburn regime.
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  374. Gretchen Whitmer: repeatedly yells "Fix the damn roads!" Rob Wolchek: actually does it.
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  375. Unions also helped turn once-prosperous industrial cities like Youngstown and Flint into veritable ghost towns.
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  376. My relatives in Youngstown would agree with you. None of their lives "suck" in the least.
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  377. If you watch the video and critically think it over like I did, I can kind of tell that JoJo really didn't want to pursue the matter. But when Justin did what he did by borrowing and then trying to "check out" rather than resolve the matter, and did it in front of the entire pod at that, he had no choice. Had he not, JoJo himself would have become perceived by the other inmates as weak. As for Ryan, he could have easily offered up justification to JoJo and the other inmates for involving himself. He could have told JoJo that Justin had done or will be doing some kind of menial task for him, and then maybe just have Justin make his bed and/or sweep his bunk area for a week or so to put on the surface appearance that that was the case. Ryan pays Justin for his "services", and then Justin pays JoJo back what he owes him. And everyone's happy.
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  378. Because natural gas pipelines fall in the same category as roads and highways as infrastructure. At least that's what I've read.
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  379. Cincinnati doesn't need another pro team. They don't even support the Bengals and the Reds unless they're winning. And once the honeymoon phase with FC Cincinnati wears off and THEY start losing, fans will quit going to those games as well. I very highly doubt anyone there is going to support an expansion hockey team that will more than likely be lousy most of its first decade of existence while it builds up its roster.
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  380. ​ @brianreeves8812  right? 😂
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  381. Pennsylvania isn't voting him in. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh are, since they and their suburbs make up over 2/3 of registered voters in the entire state of Pennsylvania. And both areas vote deep blue.
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  382. It could be a while before that happens. According to the Kentucky Department of Corrections website, Daffron is currently serving up to 12 years for a variety of convictions, and the absolute earliest he can be released on parole is next year.
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  383. Why would you vote for him? I'm legitimately curious, not trying to start an argument.
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  384. No. Clark County, Indiana. Directly across the river from Louisville, Kentucky.
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  385. This was in 2007. People still used payphones and phone books back then.
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  386. Well, Ohio... just remember this when you go vote next November.
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  387. I totally agree with you. It is bad when you have someone who is both immoral and incompetent. That's about the best way I can describe the Clinton presidency myself.
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  388. I hate to be "that guy", but Buffalo and Erie County kind of did it to themselves with their voting habits. They vote people like Cuomo, Hochul, and Poloncarz in, watch themselves get screwed time and time again, and STILL go to the polls and re-elect them.
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  389. I'm going to guess you're from either Philadelphia, Portland, OR, or San Francisco.
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  390. Some of the highest in the country, along with cost-of-living and real estate prices. You can buy an entire neighborhood in Ohio for what you would pay for one of these houses.
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  391. Dennis's voice sounds like Hugo the health inspector from Bob's Burgers went out, bought a 30-pack of Keystone Ice, and went on a bender.
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  392. Bret and the Hart family pretty much turned their backs on Dynamite after he was of no use to them anymore. There is no nicer way to say it. Although in all fairness, Tom Billington was probably his own worst enemy most of the time.
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  393. In Pittsburgh, it's not so much the inner-city neighborhoods. Go out to some of the suburbs such as Wilkinsburg, Braddock, McKeesport, or New Ken/Arnold. Many areas of those places are even worse than the city.
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  394. ​@Apple Juice I've never been to the U.K., but based on what I've seen on television and in pictures, it actually appears that the majority of homes over there are row houses. Whether you're in the big cities like London and Manchester or in some small country town somewhere.
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  395. I wonder if Kentucky would try to wrestle the Bengals away if that's the case.
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  396. They've probably been on thousands of these calls together. Indiana has one of the worst drug problems in North America.
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  397. Buffalo to me is just like any other city. It has its good areas and its bad areas. I've driven through both many times.
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  398. Most of Austintown is pretty nice. I have family there as well. Most of the parts of the West Side of Youngstown that A-Town is next to aren't the worst, either.
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  399. Washington, D.C. is not counted with the other 50 states, but issues its own driver's licenses to residents. 50 + D.C. = 51. Lol.
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  400. Does anyone else think Jennifer and Jarrett would have made a good couple?
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  401. I would put Steubenville and East Cleveland ahead of Youngstown. The city has YSU going for it, which is helping to slowly but progressively kickstart its economy. The other two places have absolutely nothing going for them and are still declining rapidly.
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  402. That's because large parts of Philadelphia were built before the automobile was.
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  403. We had our chance with Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley. Ron is in his early 40s, and Nikki is only 52. And both have had successful terms as the governors of their respective states.
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  404. I'll say this much. If there's one thing that this election taught them, it's that average people couldn't care less what they think. I very highly doubt I'm going to listen to any advice from Oprah or Taylor Swift on how to vote when my family and countless others across America are mulling over whether to pay bills or buy groceries out of any given paycheck, when we used to be able to do both at the same time during the last Trump presidency.
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  405. There was absolutely nothing wrong with how Larry conducted himself. Maybe those douchebags should stay in Chicago if they don't like the way Philly enforces their laws and parking regulations.
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  406. Elise Stefanik 1, University presidents 0.
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  407. The well is actually closer to Titusville than Oil City, but you are correct. It happened in 1859. Oil City and Franklin became the dominant towns in that region because the Allegheny River ran through them. But most of the oil production actually happened to the north closer to Titusville.
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  408. The star of this video is Polo.
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  409. ​@J Grysiak please don't take this the wrong way, but I'm glad I'm not the only one who feels that way about Erie. Lol. I've lived in this town for 13 years, and everything you said in your comment might as well be gospel, because fewer things are truer.
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  410. There are absolutely NO areas of Peach Street, whether it be "lower" Peach downtown and up by what they call Federal Hill, or "Upper Peach" out by the mall, that come anywhere close to qualifying as "rough". The worst thing that will likely ever happen to you on Peach Street is that you sit in traffic, or get cut off by some moron from Ohio that doesn't know how to drive when he's trying to turn into the Millcreek Mall parking lot. 😂
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  411. He probably did earn their respect. He didn't run from the problem he had with Tebow, and he took his fade with heart and without complaining.
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  412. I've never heard anything overly negative about Vince Sr. either. However, Bret Hart claims in his book that Pedro Morales told him that Jr. basically learned his shiesty behavior as a promoter from Sr. However, in all fairness, let's keep in mind that this IS Bret Hart we're talking about here. Bret has more axes to grind with people than Paul Bunyan has ever touched. And asking his opinion on the McMahon family would be like one asking their ex-wife to write a character reference for them when they remarry. 😂
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  413. Yeah, he wanted $25 for "gas", alright... just not the kind you put in your engine.
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  414. Deputy Chief Bouvier clearly cares about his people.
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  415. I hope you were able to accomplish all of your goals that you set for yourself.
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  416. I absolutely agree. His lollygagging gave the boyfriend a chance to interject himself and escalate the situation into what it became. He should have just been square with her right then and there about what her charges were, and taken her into custody. Although I do take into account the fact that that appears to be a quite large homeless camp in a city park, and he probably wanted some backup there because he knew shit was going to roll downhill. Either way, if I'm his sergeant and I watch the body cam footage, I would probably have a few questions for him.
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  417. To those of you commenting on the cop's "51 states" comment: 50 + Washington, D.C. = 51.
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  418. I am not at all saying it was right for the guy to trespass into a building and steal utilities. But I do feel empathy and compassion for him. The homeless community in this country really does get the shaft. On any given night in the United States, there are almost 600,000 people sleeping on the streets, with about 1.5 million more in shelters or other kinds of transitional living. To put that into perspective, imagine a giant homeless camp the size of Houston or Chicago. Meanwhile, billions of American dollars that could help solve this problem or at least go a long way towards doing so are being gifted to Ukraine, and/or being wasted on nonsense projects that do absolutely nothing to help anyone in need. I understand that you can't just throw money at a problem to fix it. But the money our government wastes and gives away to other countries can definitely go a long way toward fixing many of the problems that this country experiences, including homelessness.
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  419. I'm a part-time driver. I really don't care so much about the tip. I usually stick to the dollar-per-mile rule. If I get an order that's going to pay me $3.50, but I only have to drive two or three blocks total from store to customer to deliver it, I'll accept it. But if an $8 order comes across the app and I have to drive clear across town, I decline it.
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  420. New Jersey can have Philadelphia and New York State can have Erie. The rest of the state is okay, I guess. Lol.
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  421. And Pittsburgh. And Columbus.
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  422. North Jackson. Right down the road from Austintown, where if you drive through you'll either be paying for an alignment or a speeding ticket by the time you leave town. 😂
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  423. In Oklahoma, he was facing 1-10 years on the felon in possession of the gun charge alone. That's also a federal crime as well, I believe.
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  424. Just because Garza may have done some bad things to get locked up doesn't make him a bad person. As far as I'm concerned, he paid his debt to society, and he seems like a really solid dude with good core values. I'm glad he turned things around for himself.
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  425. MLB should just contract the A's and play with only 4 teams in the AL West until Vegas gets a stadium built, and then award them an expansion franchise.
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  426. It looks to me like the dude was defending himself and his friends. He disarmed the other guy, and never pointed the weapon at him or anyone else.
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  427. Whenever I get pulled over, I just do what the Packers have done the last 4 times they've been in the NFC Championship game: put up no fight whatsoever and do absolutely nothing. 😂
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  428. I'm surprised they went back again. It's not exactly like Clark County is a huge megalopolis where practically nobody has ever heard of 60 Days In. 😂
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  429. Louisiana voters certainly took him seriously. He won 62% of the popular vote, and every single parish in the state except for New Orleans, including 8 parishes that voted against him the first time he ran for office in 2016.
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  430. At least Nutting pretends to care about "yinz" in Pittsburgh. Phil Castellini made it abundantly clear that he doesn't care about our fans in Cincinnati.
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  431. As an American who accidentally got on the Peace Bridge and went to Canada, trust me. Canadian border cops are MUCH worse than ours.
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  432. Canada, where this broadcast originates from, is one of 192 countries in the world who uses the metric system.
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  433. Forget being a national treasure. Joey B is a WORLD treasure.
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  434. I'm from Erie County, and the vast majority of people who move here come from other places within Pennsylvania, most notably the Pittsburgh area and the surrounding NWPA counties (Crawford and Warren). Not very many people move here from out-of-state, unless they come from the very small border towns in New York right across the state line.
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