The CEO of UnitedHealthcare was reportedly shot and killed in Midtown New York. Damn
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I doubt this was the case or he wouldn’t be walking around like that. The wife is looking suspect.
Man I mention this to young folks regularly and atp, folks who are older than me as well (early 40’s) and it’s so crucial to happy living. Owing someone money is about the worst thing I could possibly imagine outside of monthly bills ofc. It’s such a drain on mental emotional and physical health. There’s simply no substitute for debt free living IMO.
Yea see yaw did it up right. Getting out while you still have your health and the funds to do so is the ultimate combo. I do get that this luxury and privilege isn’t available to a lot of people but if you can swing it, definitely do it and glad you guys did.
This life is short af man. A mere 80 years (if we’re lucky) and that’s it. Gone. It’s a privilege sharing this time on earth with folks who are here now.
Yep, dude hit the leg so he could walk up and make sure he finished the hit.
I’m dealing with some shit right now
My car got totaled (not my fault) and their insurance company keeps giving me the runaround
Shit makes you wanna murk someone
Interesting…
And not surprised.
And not surprised.
good job buddy for not panicking..stay on target 
A paid murderer no less.
Or mercenary paying off a debt
It would be shortsighted to think this guy would travel from wherever he is from
to assassinate the head of #4 on Forbe's list because of a denied claim.
It's real anti-Hero ( White Hero) when I see all the reasons people are giving him
on why it could happen.
Or mercenary paying off a debt
It would be shortsighted to think this guy would travel from wherever he is from
to assassinate the head of #4 on Forbe's list because of a denied claim.
It's real anti-Hero ( White Hero) when I see all the reasons people are giving him
on why it could happen.
Big bizz, medical money
Oh this nig gonna die.. snitching on big bizz assassin.. when trying to be a good Samaritan goes wrong
Well said. Life is short like you said, and it's best to spend quality time with the people you love most while you can. You never know in this cold world.
My dad was always frugal growing up and well into my 20s, so it's good to see him spending money later in his life. He's treated himself to stuff, and been very generous to his family and friends along the way. While sacrificing earlier in life to ensure he was in an ok place later on.
Mom's always been more of a spender (they divorced just past the mid-90s) and has travelled internationally quite a bit, and never worried about prices on stuff. That said - her and her common law BF bought a home together around 2018. Mid-70s now and she's still carrying a mortgage. Hell, what do you do, huh? lol.
Agreed re: no substitute for debt-free living.
That or having a budget and living well within it. Living within one's means, but still having the occasional joy or luxury within reason.
I'll say this ... it's frustrating when seeing stuff like the furniture stores with their "Pay later" plans and hyping up payment plans of 3 - 4 years for a sofa and shit. Always thought to myself - "If it will take you 4 years to pay off a $1000 sofa ... you should not be buying that shit. The fuck are we doin' here?!"
Sometimes muthafuckas need ta mind their goddam business.
Not the type of situation you wanna play hero ball with. 
Cats dont understand how gangsta these corporations are.
In 2017, a billionaire (with a B) who worked in Big Pharma was murdered in Toronto.
Someone killed him and his wife and that shit has been an unsolved mystery ever since.
In 2017, a billionaire (with a B) who worked in Big Pharma was murdered in Toronto.
Someone killed him and his wife and that shit has been an unsolved mystery ever since.
myopic thinking on their part. These corporations are multinational, billion and trillion dollar enterprises. A lot of them are essential to black and grey market activity as well.
But most of them have top flight security. If they didn’t, this would happen a lot more frequently.
5 years after a billionaire and his wife were found murdered, their family is offering $35 million to catch their killer
Barry and Honey Sherman were found hanging by belts from a railing that surrounds their indoor pool on December 15, 2017.
www.cbsnews.com
Barry Sherman - Wikipedia
This dumb mf about to be next!Sometimes muthafuckas need ta mind their goddam business.
Holy shit!!
Damn.... Insurance ripping people off or not paying hits people a certain way.
I deal w/ a lot of this shit everyday at my job.
I still think it was a kid of someone that was sick and couldn't get coverage to save their life.
Shit will drive you mad!!
Do less at work don't apply to black people. Don't listen to this clown.