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WATCH: Migrant Uber Eats delivery workers in France are using multiple phones to reject low-paying orders, forcing the app’s algorithm to raise delivery offers to €15 or more.
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Overheard my family frying me during a family gathering, so I walked in expecting them to stop, and they started frying me to my face.
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Les touristes japonais qui découvrent qu’on peut prendre le métro en rentrant dedans et pas en se jetant en dessous
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Katt Williams ran the whole city pockets tonight 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 we pulled up thinkin we finna see Katt perform niggas get there and it’s a muhfuckin book tour , I got to the gate a nigga hand me a book I’m already knowing this some bullshit .. folks was leaving HOT AF 😭
Forgot all about this shit . Boy they put is ass thru the wringer
He was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor for allegedly stealing a poster. He would never recover from what happened next.
This one always gets me when I watch it.
March 16, 2016. Otto Warmbier, a 21-year-old American college student, stood before a North Korean court.
His trial lasted just ONE HOUR.
He was accused of stealing a political propaganda poster from his hotel. In a government-arranged confession, he broke down in tears and begged for forgiveness.
The judge sentenced him to 15 years of hard labor.
This original news report captures the moment the sentence was announced, when there was still hope that diplomatic negotiations could bring him home.
After 17 months in North Korean custody, Otto was finally returned to the United States on June 13, 2017.
He had suffered catastrophic brain damage and was unresponsive.
Six days later, he died. He was just 22 years old.
He never got to tell the world what happened to him inside that prison.























