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Video captured a man who threw a cheesesteak into the face of a manager at Pat's King of Steaks on Wednesday, Sept. 30, in South Philadelphia.

According to staff, the customer mangled the sandwich for camera footage before returning to the counter to complain about its quality. General manager Tom Francano said he was uninjured during the confrontation.

Owner Frank Olivieri is offering a $5,000 cash reward for information leading to the suspect's capture and to the filing of assault charges.

u/Creative_Sail_4923 — 14 days ago
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The 171st Bloomsburg Fair is less than 24 hours away, and there has been a slight change to the musical line-up for this year’s festival.

According to an update posted to the Bloomsburg Fair’s official Facebook page, Sammy Kershaw will no longer be performing at the fair due to doctor’s orders for what is a “serious but treatable condition.”

Sammy Kershaw has been encouraged by doctors to rest over the next week while he receives treatment for his condition, according to the post. It is unclear what Kershaw’s condition is.

90s country legend Collin Raye will take the stage in Kershaw’s place, along with Aaron Tippin and John Foster for their performance on the Weis Markets Grandstand Stage. The fair also said that all pre-existing tickets are still valid for the new line-up, according to the update.

u/Fair_Dot_5724 — 21 days ago
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Kennedy Center says it's on the brink of bankruptcy, might close as early as Tuesday

So, let me make sure I am following this:

  • The Kennedy Center might shut down as early as tomorrow because it's on the brink of bankruptcy
  • Trump is the President of the board, and so he has a fiduciary duty to keep it running
  • Trump has said he is the only person who can fundraise at such massive scale as is allegedly needed, BUT
  • He will only do it if his name is on the building?

Am I the only one who is seeing this?

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u/Fair_Dot_5724 — 1 month ago

Tesla abandoned Solar Roof in August 2026, leaving certified installers with stranded investments. No warning. No compensation. Just a redirect URL where the Solar Roof page used to be.

u/Fair_Dot_5724 — 1 month ago
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Elon Musk just took over 130,000 acres of public land in Louisiana. Locals say the 30 rockets a day the site will launch will devastate the pristine coast, while the richest man in the world reaps the profits.

u/Aggressive_Towel_155 — 1 month ago
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Elon Musk once said: "Those who want power are the ones who least deserve it"

u/Fair_Dot_5724 — 1 month ago
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$88k for a selfie at GOP Convention

Besides the fact that they’re reportedly charging $88k for a selfie with Trump, I’ve heard that this convention is shaping up to be a nightmare. Those that have been invited mostly aren’t attending, and others who should have been invited (CPAC members, TPUSA members) say it’s crickets.

Sounds like an expensive and ill-attended waste of time.

u/Fair_Dot_5724 — 1 month ago
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Texas Politicians Slowly Realize Elon Musk Hijacked Billions In Taxpayer Broadband Grants

u/Fair_Dot_5724 — 1 month ago