Tomi Lahren Destroys Trevor Noah Over #BlackLivesMatter

NLXSK1

NLXSK1

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srh88 said:
How bout people in the city renting without a washer/dryer hook up. People paying NYC/San Fran kinda rent. You have no idea what you're talking about. Dude, you're a joke.
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I mentioned not having enough space... That includes renters. You have a big issue with reading comprehension. Maybe that is why you are pissed off all the time.
 
NLXSK1

NLXSK1

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srh88 said:
Trust me here.. you being an idiot doesn't piss me off. This is the internet. You being a joke means you're good for a laugh.. at you
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Your statement had nothing to do with my reply. Is that the best usage of your time here?
 
twostrokenut

twostrokenut

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Big_Lou said:
You are talking to a guy that lives in the woods in a trailer and subsists on government handouts, penny scams, and snatching a few bucks here there via his "knife sharpening business". This worthless state case is as clueless as they come. Kind of like 'Larry the Cable Guy' giving a lecture about the plight of inner city dwellers. :roll:

I bet, though, that if he sharpens ENOUGH knives he just might be able to squirrel away enough bread to take pooey popsicle out for a $5 Subway footlong!
(Average rates are $2-$10 per blade. lol)
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Yeah dude, give someone $2 to put an edge on your Benchmade, ESEE or Mictotech....see what happens.
 
londonfog

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twostrokenut said:
Ah, now to the point. I'm not judging anyone using a laundromat except myself when I used one. I did take notice the overwhelming majority of folks there were not there because they could afford their own machines or really afford the time to pack up and drive to use them. I did however notice you at the ready, to take advantage of these peoples situation by providing a service that's affordable to them atm, yet is actually more expensive long term then having their own machines.

Are you shallow for taking advantage of the poor in this respect? I say, no; you are providing an affordable service in which you both profit...albeit while ignoring what actually makes them "poor" and unable to save the capital for their own machines, which I do find a bit ironic given your political views.
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There you go judging people who only want to wash dirty clothes. Not only poor people use a laundromat.
The median home price in the area where I have one of my laundromats is $360,475.
How much in you area ?
 
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