Ginny Callahan retweeted
Josh Allen is a really good player and somebody you have to account for.
He’s not something you see every week.
Ginny Callahan retweeted
This might be the funniest commercial I've seen in a very long time. Its for the jewelry section of JC Penny's and it is priceless. They really sunk some money into it. I guess they do good sales there. I know that im buying my very special lady's ring at a better known jewelry store than JC's 🤣🤣🤣💍
Ginny Callahan retweeted
Josh Allen says his pregame rituals require an exact pad order and a certain picture to his wife, and skipping them makes him anxious
Dr. J: “Do you have any superstitions?”
Allen: “Well, the way that I put my pads in has to be precise. It’s got to be right knee pad, right thigh pad, left knee pad, left thigh pad. Right sock, left sock. Socks have to be on the right feet. I have to listen to a certain playlist before the game... I’ve got to send my wife a certain picture before the game.”
Dr. J: “Do you find this kind of gets you into a flow and a routine?”
Allen: “It does. Yeah.”
Ginny Callahan retweeted
BIG. DUBS. 🙌
@Uticanational | #BillsMafia
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🚨WOW!!!
An 18-year-old saw an 80-year-old man with a walker crossing a busy Arizona road in shoes that were FALLING APART...
...so he pulled over, took the shoes OFF HIS OWN FEET, and gave them to him!!!
He found out the man had just lost his wife, bought him dinner, sat with him for hours, invited him to church, raised him $10,000 and now they talk on the phone EVERY SINGLE DAY!!!!
“I just felt like God told me to go over there.”
His name is Jordan Hope.
He’s a recent high school graduate from Maricopa, Arizona who runs his own computer-building business.
He was on his way to the bank to deposit some money when he drove past a Walgreens on John Wayne Parkway.
Then he saw the man’s feet.
“His shoes were like maybe a fourth on his foot.”
So Jordan pulled over, got out, and took off his own size 13 Nike slides and he handed them over and stood there in the road in his socks.
“I just felt like God told me to go over there.”
He had NO IDEA a woman named Yareli Madrid was filming the whole thing from the parking lot.
He drove off, but something told him to turn back.
He found the man inside the Walgreens, helped him pick up his prescription, and bought him his favorite candy.
Peanut M&Ms.
Jordan took time to speak to the man and that’s when Jordan learned the man’s wife had passed away just TWO WEEKS earlier.
“That honestly broke my heart.”
The older man's name is Roy, he’s 80 years old.
Jordan offered to take him to lunch at Culver’s, but a medical condition makes Roy’s legs swell so badly he couldn’t get into Jordan’s car.
So Jordan called him a rideshare and met him at the restaurant, they picked up the food, followed him ALL THE WAY HOME.
...and then he stayed, just to talk.
“So he didn’t feel that loneliness, you know?”
Someone posted the video trying to find out who this young man was, with a message for his parents:
“If this is your son, you did something right.”
Now Jordan calls Roy EVERY SINGLE DAY to check on him and a GoFundMe for Mr. Roy has already raised over $10,000+ for groceries and expenses.
The two of them are even talking about going to church together. ❤️
Jordan says this wasn’t his plan, he says God “interrupted my plans for that day to carry on his plans.”
He’s EIGHTEEN YEARS OLD.
GOD BLESS Jordan Hope, and GOD BLESS Mr. Roy.
THIS IS THE AMERICA I KNOW!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Ginny Callahan retweeted
As if I didn’t love @micah_hyde already!!
Micah Hyde HATED seeing Tom Brady and Gronk on his TV calling the #Bills game.
… and he still HATES the Patriots.
“Their fans are terrible. Can’t stand them”
#BillsMafia @BuffaloPlus
Ginny Callahan retweeted
Found a way to get the win.
#LACvBUF | #BillsMafia