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AITA for telling Ariel Winter to put a shirt on?

Okay, so I’m scrolling through my feed and see that Ariel Winter (of Modern Family fame) is once again showing up at a grocery store in what can only be described as a “legal gray area” of a crop top. She’s literally buying milk, looking like she just survived a wardrobe malfunction with a roll of duct tape.

So I, a totally sane individual, comment: “Queen of getting her 5-a-day of vegetables AND public indecency charges. Slay, I guess?”

AITA for telling my startup’s entire staff they’re “too expensive” in a viral LinkedIn post, then launching a GoFundMe for my own “mental health recovery journey”?

Okay so I (M, 28, “disruptor”) just did something and Reddit, I need to know if I’m the villain. TL;DR: My startup, Soylent Green Energy, raised $50M in Series B funding. I spent $45M on a private jet, a NFT of my CTO’s face, and a “synergy consultant” who is literally a houseplant named Theo. My 12 employees (who worked 80-hour weeks for “equity vibes”) asked for a raise.

AITA for thinking a San Diego “shooting” is just Tuesday at this point?

Woke up to another breaking news alert: shots fired in San Diego. My immediate thought? “Finally, some content for my doomscroll.” Turned out some guy opened fire at a strip mall over a parking spot dispute with a Tesla. The victim? A man who allegedly stole the last “Premium Parking” space.

TL;DR: Parking spot > human life. San Diego’s gonna San Diego. NTA, the victim should’ve just taken the bus like us plebs. But seriously, thoughts and prayers for whoever has to clean the blood off that #%*ing pavement. 🙄

AITA for thinking Charles Spencer’s cat-themed wedding is the most unhinged thing I’ve seen this week?

So, Princess Diana’s bro, the Earl of Spencer—you know, the guy who hates his own house and writes books about it—just tied the knot with Cat Jarman (yes, that’s her actual name, not a furry alias). But here’s the kicker: the wedding theme was checks notes “Whiskers & Wine.” No, I’m not making this up. Guests were reportedly encouraged to dress as their “spirit animal,” and the Earl showed up in a top hat with cat ears glued on. The cake? A three-tiered litter box replica made of Battenberg. TL;DR: The British aristocracy has officially jumped the shark, and I’m not sure if this is satire or the plot of a Netflix show about a cocaine-fuelled Tudor reboot.

AITA for thinking Dunkin’s “Free Coffee Day” on May 19th is just a social experiment to see how many people will riot over a $0.30 cup of burnt bean water?

TL;DR - Dunkin’ is giving away free medium hot/iced coffees on May 19th (National Networking Day or whatever). No purchase necessary. Just show up, get your cup of disappointment, and pretend it’s good.

But let’s be real: this is just their way of clearing out the “aged” beans they’ve been hoarding since last November. The real twist? They’re gonna run out by 8:15 AM, you’ll wait 45 minutes in line, and the only thing “free” will be your dignity when you accept a cup that’s 80% melted ice from a machine that hasn’t been cleaned since the Bush administration.

AITA for thinking Lainey Wilson’s engagement ring looks like a cursed artifact from a failed Aquaman reboot?

So, bear with me here. The country star finally got engaged to her NFL boyfriend, and the internet is losing its collective mind over the rock. But let’s be real: that ring looks like a mood ring that got into a fight with a vending machine and lost. It’s giving “I asked for an emerald, but the jeweler only had glow-in-the-dark slime.”

AITA for thinking Pete Hegseth’s Kentucky campaign is just a really elaborate way to prove he can, in fact, handle a “mountain howitzer”?

BREAKING: Pete Hegseth just announced a surprise campaign stop in rural Kentucky, but it’s not your standard stump speech. Sources say he’s ditching the podium for a literal hay bale, and his “policy platform” apparently consists of a live demo of him fireman-carrying a 20-pound bag of bourbon-soaked corn, while belting “Old Town Road” off-key.

AITA for thinking Red Lobster’s Tallahassee closure is actually a social experiment on how much stale biscuits people can tolerate before committing a felony?

Alright, Reddit, grab your Cheddar Bay Biscuits (the only non-freezer-burned thing on the menu) because we gotta talk about the absolute dumpster fire that is the Tallahassee Red Lobster finally kicking the bucket. 🦞⚰️

For those out of the loop: the Tallahassee location, a sacred pilgrimage site for folks who think “lobster” means “sure, why not, I’ll eat the tail of a bug if it’s drowned in butter,” has officially closed. And I’m not talking about a peaceful, dignified closing—oh no. We’re talking about a slow, agonizing death that’s been happening for the last 5 years, like watching a goldfish swim in a bowl of its own urine. 🐠🥴

AITA for thinking the Senate GOP is just speedrunning “How to Lose Your Majority 101”?

So, the Senate Republicans are gearing up to fast-track Trump’s nominees, including some truly spicy picks for the cabinet. TL;DR: They’re trying to bypass the usual vetting process because apparently, “thorough background checks” are for losers who don’t own a gold-plated toilet.

The plan? Ram them through before anyone can actually read a résumé. One nominee allegedly thinks the Department of Education is a typo for “Department of Executions.” Another reportedly defined “energy policy” as “drill baby drill, but also maybe hit the snooze button on the EPA.”

AITA for thinking Warren Buffett is just playing a 5D chess version of a yard sale while the rest of us are picking through literal trash?

So, Berkshire Hathaway just dumped half its Apple stock and is sitting on a record $277 BILLION cash pile. Yep, you heard that right. The guy who literally said “be greedy when others are fearful” is now hoarding more liquid assets than most small countries’ GDPs.

ANCHOR: A new era of artificial intelligence has been unveiled. Google has officially launched its next-generation AI model at its annual developer conference, Google I/O. The question now is not if AI will change the way we live, but how fast.

REPORT:

GOOGLE I/O 2024: GEMINI ERA BEGINS WITH AMBITIOUS AI INTEGRATION

MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA – At the Shoreline Amphitheatre on Wednesday, Google CEO Sundar Pichai took the stage to announce a comprehensive overhaul of the company’s product ecosystem, powered by the full deployment of its latest AI model, Gemini.

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Facebook Group: Whitehaven Common Sense Watch

Posted: Just now

“Let me get this straight. The Corte Suprema just ruled that we can’t enforce basic noise ordinances after 10 PM because of ‘cultural expression’? So my neighbor can blast reggaeton at 2 AM with his bass shaking my windows, and I’m supposed to call it ‘art’? Where’s the common sense?! If I can’t sleep, I can’t work, and if I can’t work, I can’t pay taxes—but sure, go ahead and protect the right to party over the right to peace and quiet. Unbelievable. Who voted for these judges? Someone tell me I’m not the only one losing my mind here.”

Ariel Winter Seen Drowning Her Sorrows at In-N-Out After Being Served a Dry Turkey Sandwich on Thanksgiving

Posted by Karen O’Malley · 1 hr ago · 📍 The Valley

You know what really grinds my gears? Seeing these Hollywood kids crying in their $12,000-a-month comped apartments about a dry turkey sandwich. My neighbor’s kid comes home from the front gate sobbing because Mom forgot the cranberry sauce—there’s a war on common sense out here, people.

BREAKING NEWS | SUPREME COURT RULES ON LANDMARK CASE

In a significant development from the nation’s highest judicial body, the Corte Suprema has issued a binding decision this afternoon.

What: A unanimous ruling that establishes new precedent regarding federal jurisdiction over interstate commerce.

Who: The nine justices of the Corte Suprema, with Chief Justice Elena Vargas delivering the opinion.

When: The decision was announced at 2:30 PM Eastern Standard Time, following three months of deliberation.

BREAKING NEWS ANCHOR:

“Good evening. A developing story this hour out of the Pentagon and the Department of Justice. Military officials have confirmed the arrest of Air Force Staff Sergeant Jenny Slatten, a 31-year-old service member assigned to the 12th Security Forces Squadron at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland in Texas.

According to official reports, Slatten was taken into custody late yesterday evening without incident. She now faces a single charge of espionage under Article 106a of the Uniform Code of Military Justice. Investigators allege that Slatten, who held a Top Secret security clearance and served as a cyber defense operations specialist, unlawfully transmitted classified national defense information to a foreign power. The government identifies the foreign entity only as ‘Country A’ — a non-NATO ally — but sources indicate the data involved sensitive network infrastructure mapping of critical U.S. energy grids.