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Ex-wife wins $1.75 million settlement from “the other woman” using obscure law
Our take: A jilted wife has been awarded $1.75 million from her ex-husband’s lover after her marriage was interrupted by the affair. It’s not the first award of its type, with awards of up to $30 million on the record for spouses who have won such suits. Note to self – no fucking around in North Carolina for sure!
COURTESY: MSN
A woman was upset over her treatment at a high-end jewelry store because of how she was dressed
Our take: A TikTok creator shared her unease at how she was treated at Cartier when she went shopping for her boyfriend’s birthday present. The TikToker said she went in and was first ignored, then treated as an afterthought until they realized she was there to actually buy things.
Uh—it’s called commission. If you worked on commission, would you spend a bunch of time and effort on someone who did not look like they could buy the product or service you were selling? I sure wouldn’t. I’ve got bills to pay. I’m hunting where the biggest game is to increase my odds.
If you want to hang around high-end places, you better be ready to deal with the judgement that comes with it. I wear shorts and a t-shirt most of the time.
If I go into high-end places, many of which I can afford to shop at despite my appearance, I could care less what they think of me. I see it as helpful in negotiating a better price. I buy my jewelry at pawn shops because I get the best value and know what I am doing. If you want to pay through the nose to get your ass kissed, more power to you. I’ll hang onto my extra money, thank you very much.
COURTESY: MSN
Minnesota Senate candidate tries to delete “defund the police” posts to improve his image
Our take: The internet is forever, people. Think before you post, especially if you plan on being in the public sector. If you wrote it, someone will find it.
COURTESY: FOX NEWS
Tip of the day for learning not to care what other people think about you
Remember that what other people think of you is none of your business
Whether someone hates me or loves me, it’s none of my business. This attitude accomplishes two crucial things when it comes to not worrying about what other people think of how I live life:
It keeps me from investing energy into trying to impress people or stand out to them. When I’m not trying to change someone’s mind about me, I can behave in a manner that is authentic and will ultimately make me happier.
It keeps me focused on the process of my actions and not distracted chasing the outcome. Being concerned about other people’s thoughts makes it difficult for you to do what you think is best for your own life.
People ruin their physical, emotional, and mental health by trying to win the approval of people who aren’t thinking about them at all.
Most people don’t care about you.
This might be a tough pill to swallow, but it’s also liberating because it allows you to live your life without worrying about something that you can’t control–other people’s opinions.
QUOTE OF THE DAY
“If you really want to do something, you’ll find a way. If you don’t, you’ll find an excuse.” – Jim Rohn
Ex-wife wins $1.75 million settlement from “the other woman” using obscure law https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/jury-finds-influencer-guilty-of-destroying-couple-s-marriage-must-pay-1-75-million/ar-AA1Qjmxq?ocid=hpmsn&cvid=8599c54949ec469ebd70243504a0921f&ei=57