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5. I think fast food is sent already cut or pattied.

Tue May 4, 2021, 02:24 PM

May 2021

Workers have nothing to do with it.

Giving us old ladies a bad name.

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Take one entitled, white Trumper, guillaumeb May 2021 #2

She seems like a nice Trumpette. CurtEastPoint May 2021 #3

I think fast food is sent already cut or pattied. LakeArenal May 2021 #5

Who is surprised by this? LetMyPeopleVote May 2021 #6

I love the way some of these assholes grumpyduck May 2021 #7

just a side note OriginalGeek May 2021 #13

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the only thing good I can say right now OriginalGeek May 2021 #19

Demon eyes and demented mind. Nt JanMichael May 2021 #9

I think she's the best witness for the prosecution ... marble falls May 2021 #10

"Stand up to this or you could get three ketchup packs instead of two" struggle4progress May 2021 #11

Really smart to pick a fight with someone who handles your food East-A-Squared May 2021 #12

Well, it was after happy hour mcar May 2021 #16

No one shot her? gldstwmn May 2021 #17

A white Texan. roamer65 May 2021 #18

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