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This wasn’t a red card and not even worthy of a VAR check but Balogun gets a red fair enough fifa 👌
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If you’re a guy and you’re struggling right now just remember nobody cares and it does get worse 🤍
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Me, a Travis Ettiene manager, watching D’ernest Johnson get back to back red zone snaps…
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I want a public apology from the NFL and Taylor Swift for that missed hold on Jermaine Johnson
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Watch how long Jermaine Johnson (11) gets held on this play with no call 😂 #KCvsNYJ
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Luke Musgrave gets one target all game. He gets hurt and the packers backup tight end immediately gets 2 targets on 3 plays.
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Dave Carroll was a singer-songwriter and a member of the band Sons of Maxwell. In 2008, he flew with United Airlines from Halifax to Omaha, with a layover in Chicago. He checked in his Taylor guitar, which he valued at $3,500, as part of his luggage.
Upon arriving in Omaha, he discovered that his guitar was broken, apparently due to mishandling by the baggage handlers. He contacted United Airlines to file a claim, but faced indifference and bureaucracy. They informed him that he had missed the 24-hour window to report the damage and was not eligible for compensation.
In his attempts to escalate his complaint to various managers and executives, he received no satisfactory response or resolution. Frustrated, he decided to take matters into his own hands and wrote a song called “United Breaks Guitars”, recording it with his band and posting it on YouTube.
The song quickly went viral and had a significant impact on United Airlines' reputation and customer satisfaction. Within four weeks of the video's release, United Airlines' stock price fell 10%, costing stockholders about $180 million in value.
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The UAL stock did not fall 10% creating a $180 million loss for shareholders.
UAL opened at $3.31 on July 6, 2009, and dipped to an intra-day low $3.07 (-7.25%) on July 10, but that very day closed at $3.26 and traded as high as $6.00 (+81.27%) four weeks later on August 6
finance.yahoo.com/quote/UAL/hist…
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Nobody I know that is wealthy and successful works a 9-5.. our parents generation screwed us all by convincing us college and a “good” job would lead to a prosperous life


















