I went to a local cafe and there was a man standing in the little foyer area, not trying to judge appearances because poor people can have nice things but the dude was rocking air pods and a really nice looking wool coat.
As I passed by he reached out and stopped me from opening the other door into the cafe and said, “excuse me miss. I’m really hungry. I haven’t eaten in a few days. Could you give me a couple dollars to get myself some food.”
As a 2019 lady I really don’t ever have cash on me. So gestured to the cafe behind the door he was blocking and said, “I can get you a coffee and a muffin. Sure dude. I don’t carry cash.”
He frowns and looks around forlornly and says, “But I don’t like the food here. I’m not into it. It’s like health based.”
At this point I’m super uncomfortable and he’s still completely blocking my way so I just said, “Then why are begging in their foyer?”
He instantly got mad and stepped aside and muttered not quietly, “White bitch.”
So in a not so proud Karen moment of my own I walked up to the counter and told the barista about my exchange with my new friend. She rolled her eyes and informed me they have to kick him out at least twice a week and that usually when people say they don’t have cash he’ll whip out his phone and tell them that he had Venmo. 😬
Overall.... WHY WOULD YOU BEG SOMEWHERE YOU DONT LIKE THE FOOD or that had food at all if you don’t want the food?? wouldn’t it make more sense to beg in chipotle then on the off chance someone would offer to get you chips? This exchange still baffles me.
Hi, has anybody previously lived in a Foyer des jeunes travailleurs ? I just saw a post on FB and I have no clue about how it works.
DUMBASS BITCHES. FOY-AYY. IF YOU PRONOUNCE IT ANY OTHER WAY, YOU CAN SUCK MY SHIT AND EAT MY DICK. WHORE. TOP TIER DUMBASSERY. PRONOUNCE IT RIGHT AND MAYBE ONE DAY YOU WILL BE PRONOUNCED AS A HUSBAND OR WIFE. MORONS, YOU PROBABLY DROPPED OUT. FUCK YOU.
Is there a way to fix this kind of roof clipping?
https://imgur.com/G1nhfDt
Our foyer/entry layout is rather unique, and we're having a hard time figuring out which color combination to choose.
Here are two pictures, which were taken from our real estate agent when we bought our house (so all the furniture has changed, so we gotta pretend they don't exist).
Foyer/Entry, viewed from upstairs
Dining room and kitchen viewed from the Foyer/Entry
Dark colors have piqued our interest, as we thought we could make a combination of a dark + slightly lighter color on both the kitchen/dining room and the hallway walls. But choosing a dark color is a bold decision, especially for such a big open area.
So yeah, we would like to have some help and design ideas!
