JOHN RUBENS is no Mother Teresa.

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MEANWHILE: Rudy, Hunter, even Bill Gross and perhaps even Steve Wynn and certainly Mark Cuban seek kimonos to hide behind?

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Lazy people only sought by Bill Gates?

Dan Gable: No time for laziness.

What brand is Rudy Guiliani’s hair dye?

Where’s Hunter Biden’s kimono?

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December 7, 2020

CNBC advertises POTX [85% CBD sales, 15% “Consumer” Products] and cannabis ETF “MJ” mentioned by Jim Cramer during one of his shows featuring Grow Generation, a Home Depot for all things to farm plants.

Bob Dylan’s line: https://organicrecover.com/promo/dlx/index.php?affId=dlx&c1=215378&c2=1004&c3=149641795

In Remembrance of Dale the Art Teacher in Strasbourg, France, 1978-1983

Studies in Alsacien Landscapes

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Don’t buy our stock asshole.

P.S.: Saw Episode 6 of The Undoing [David E. Kelley et al.] Directed by a German woman “Bier” [Beer, English Translation] last night and that weird movie about T.S. Eliot as J. Alfred Prufrock riding away in a Rolls Royce London town like Jeffrey Epstein but immortal, like a Twilight Zone character, “Save me!” the Prufrock character, as if locked in time said as he road off as a captive animal. Starring Maggie Smith as the sage.

BEHIND THE SCENES:

Smash them!

Whom?

The Victim.

So, why don’t y’all say “Save Us?”

I don’t know, [–Fictitious Maggie Smith Character] but don’t hurt me anymore.

Minding her own business in a public park with a paperback.

GATEKEEPER HATCH: What’s in that book? Can I see IT?

BARTLEBY THE SCRIVENER: She’d probably ‘rather not’.

Reference: Herman Melville wrote “Bartleby The Scrivener” circa 1850

MEAL PLANS FOR ALL!

TwitterTits: Eat you’re heart out Ms. Hatch. It’s still legal to seek snatch.–Fictitious Willie Brown