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DZA😈🌪 AKA DizzYThreeSiX retweeted
Washington Huskies quarterback Demond Williams Jr. got $4 million in NIL money after trying to leave UW and then coming back after a lawsuit came about.
Waste of $4M. It's been some of the worst UW football we've seen since 08-09. (Not counting that weird Jimmy Lake post-covid year).
We got our ass kicced, plain and simple. S/O to the @ChicagoBears #gohawks forever tho
DZA😈🌪 AKA DizzYThreeSiX retweeted
Man, in 2026, if you’re listening to these two goobers in this video. I fear, you probably lack discernment.
I knew that Demond Williams shit would work when he tried to leave UW in the offseason… it really Messed up All the chemistry + excitement we built from last season.
It’s hard as a husky fan watching the results of @CoachJeddFisch ‘s lack of leadership. Now, DW is useless….
But getting paid a nice ransom to sit on the sideline , completely fkn healthy SMH. Wake me up when this season in over gang #godawgs where?
My nigga @emannymusic , best costume by far 😂🤣😂🤣 nigga brought the markers in the pocket lol
Couldn’t have said it better myself
Whats the point of getting good at a game if your teammates determine wether you gain elo or not? #MarvelRivals
DZA😈🌪 AKA DizzYThreeSiX retweeted
You have got to be kidding me.
They really called the police on this kid and his family.
@espn @SportsCenter @MLS @USMNT @ussoccer yall gotta see this.
A moment like this could crush a kid’s mentality and love for the game. Help him keep it
DZA😈🌪 AKA DizzYThreeSiX retweeted
Walmart is still shorting their 5 pound bags of potatoes, and it’s very clearly intentional
Not one, not two, but EVERY BAG you pick up and put on the scale is a pound or so short
One or two is a mistake, every bag is intentional. At this point I am absolutely convinced this is a business strategy because by shorting products this adds up to hundreds of millions of dollars in extra profits
When they do get fined, the fine is no where near the amount they stole
Walmart has a pattern of doing this
There was a $45 million class-action settlement in 2024 against Walmart that settled over claims it inflated weights on sold by weight goods like meat, poultry, pork and seafood
Walmart was also caught doing this and fined in California and New Jersey. The fines were very small, under $1.6 million and $5.5 million
When the punishment for a crime is a fine, then it’s just the cost of doing business. It’s a business model
ALWAYS weigh your foods
