I wrote a book about ALS and a Chevrolet. Find it, music, photos, and more at the link below.
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2 Jun 2021
Grateful and excited to get to tell my ALS story on @KellyClarksonTV tomorrow!
June 2nd is a special day for ALS awareness w the first annual Lou Gehrig’s Day in MLB. I am proud to help shine a light on the ALS battle.
Hope you tune in! #KellyClarksonShow #LouGehrigDay
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May 25
De'Aaron Fox was called for a foul on SGA here. 😅
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May 15
Who do I bill for the absolute waste of time that is logging into the @espn app (and then having to do it over and over and over again)?
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Apr 22
This is straight up gaslighting by @XfinitySupport @Xfinity. 350 maybe and not often. I've never even seen a gig one single time at my house. We should be prorated every bill.
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Apr 11
The gentleman in the @Costco scooter with a speaker absolutely blasting metal as he goes up and down each aisle is the best I’ve ever seen at a Costco and is single-handedly responsible for my $250 bill and hell yes I fist bumped him.
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Feb 23
Why so boring @hoka? Can we do custom Clifton‘s or just get out of dad colors? My fuchsia Clifton 9s need replacing.
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Feb 18
My @NESpower bill (Jan 17 - Feb17) is only $28 less than last month and I didn’t have power for two weeks. LOL but not really. @SeanForFive @freddieoconnell
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Feb 20
Called @NESpower to discuss my bill. They suggest they can send a tech out to check the meter. But if it's the same, then they charge me $55. Sounds about right.
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Feb 20
"Please note: power outages or outages caused by weather or maintenance are ineligible for a credit." Well why not? I didn't have service. Why am I paying for it? @Xfinity @XfinitySupport @SeanForFive @freddieoconnell
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Feb 6
Day 13 @NESpower. I’m going to explain the last four days to you because I know you don’t actually know what your crews are doing. I know this because they tell me they don’t know what the other crews are doing. We finally had a crew come out to address the lack of power on a small cluster of houses in Maxwell Heights 37206. The team of two, who said they were from West Tennessee, determined that a transformer fuse was bad, took the fuse, said they were going to get a new fuse, and never came back. The next day, a larger crew, this time from Georgia, determined that the transformer was bad so they got a new transformer and replaced the transformer on the pole. The power went on for roughly 45 minutes, then I’m presuming another fuse blew, as the power went back out, but the crew was gone and never came back. Yesterday we finally saw a gentleman from your company, who was extremely nice, but also completely unaware of what the last two crews had done. He had an additional crew out, this time I believe from NES. I should note that there was and still is an additional transformer sitting on the ground next to the pole. He had no idea why. He assumed that they were going to replace it. I showed him photographs that they had already replaced the transformer and I was also not sure why it was sitting there. They replaced fuses multiple times, turned off all of the power at each individual home, but the transformer blew three more times. They left and never came back. A fourth NES employee came out yesterday afternoon, also extremely nice, but had no real knowledge of what the last three crews had done on this pole. He actually said he learned more for me than he did from your system. That brings us to today the 13th day of no power. I am presuming a fourth crew will come out today. Fingers crossed they have some insight into what the rest of your contractors and employees have done over the last week. The idea that you have crews working on the electrical grid that have absolutely no visibility into what any other crew is doing, is frankly, from a simple business communication standard, unbelievable, has to be a waste of money, and feels unsafe. The crews have all been friendly, calm, and generous with what they know, which is commendable given the task at hand. @WSMV @NC5 @santaclaus @freddieoconnell @SeanForFive Id also like to note that @USAA home owners insurance does not cover displacement ALEs due to this weather event and subsequent electrical grid outage without home damage. Probly safe to assume that others don’t either. That is, if you’ve been staying in a hotel for two weeks because you can’t live in your house, and have homeowners insurance, it’s a no value to you other than a few hundred bucks for your groceries that spoiled.
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