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I’m not even being dramatic when I say there’s very obviously some sort of insidious plot behind NONE of us being able to filter out that B***face content.
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Stop sharing your info and resume with “recruiters” without verifying who they are. Foreign nations and fraudsters are using ppl’s info to get jobs.
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Karma isn’t guaranteed. Some people will hurt you, walk away smiling, and live a beautiful life while you’re left cleaning up the damage.
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The absolute audacity of jobs asking for a "cover letter" in 2026. What do you want me to say? "Ever since I was a little boy, I dreamed of synergizing B2B sales pipelines for a mid-size logistics firm"? I want HEALTH INSURANCE.
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I've learned that constantly being available and accessible can make people forget that your time and resources belongs to you too. Not that I want to become difficult to reach. I just want to become intentional about who can access and reach me.
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Villanelle@lolaofluciaSep 13
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Keffe D says he’s innocent, but had no problem claiming he was involved so he could profit off a book and podcast interviews.
Something something “stupid games” something something “stupid prizes”
The Hollywood Reporter@THRSep 5United States
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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Duane "Keffe D" Davis speaks to THR in his first interview since being convicted of first-degree murder in the 1996 killing of Tupac Shakur.
On what he'd say to Sean Combs: "Help me out in here. Look out for my family. Look out for my kids and my family. Puff never said he wanted a hit out on [Shakur and Knight] for a million dollars. My lawyer made that shit up. Him and Chuck Philips. They wrote a script for me and all that."
On what he'd say to Tupac's family, who were present at the trial: "I ain’t got nothing to say to them. I didn’t like the way they was looking at me – like they was ready to beat me up. And I didn’t like the way the prosecutors kept bringing them in the back room where the jury was. That felt biased to me."
On what he'd say to Suge Knight: "He should tell the truth. He knows I wasn’t there in that car that night." hollywoodreporter.com/music/…
































