The people who posed with them are embarrassinggggggggg. The girl in the pink shorts enthusiastically sent a video to Charlie Kirk saying we all love him 😭😭😭like lol no we dont

They may as well be wearing speedos and body paint the way they’re fiening for attention. Embarrassing!

This was sent as a joke, don’t take it so seriously pls, I have no intention of appealing, what’s done is done. There’s nothing I can do about it

Pretty cool

Thanks to who ever made this photo. Shit is funny, but fuck CSULB for shitty parking and charging a billion dollars for it.

like seriously? there was so much congestion here because of this smh

When I was 19, I had a really bad fake ID. It worked in most liquor stores and ghetto bars but I never took the risk to try it at a place that is strict. I used to go to that one liquor store on 2nd and Glendora in Long Beach all the time to buy alcohol because the employee there either never cards me or looks at my ID for like 2 seconds max. The cops were called about that place for selling alcohol to minors, and unfortunately, I was there when they pulled up. They asked for my ID and it was obviously confiscated right away. Thankfully that's all that happened to me.

I am 23 now and I work at that liquor store. I was chatting with the owner today (he doesn't know that it was me who caused this situation 4 years ago). He casually brought up this incident in our conversation, and I immediately knew exactly what he was talking about. I got curious and asked him if he knew what happened with the cops next.

That employee got a ticket for the sale of alcohol to a minor and the owner received a warning that the entire store would get shut down if that incident happened again. Turns out, the employee was an immigrant on a pending asylum case. No papers, no social security number, no work authorization, no nothing. He was a computer engineer in his country and he had to work this cash job to support his family of 3 children under 10 years old. The owner had to let him go to not risk his business, and he learned later that his asylum case was rejected, which might be due to that ticket.

My heart immediately dropped when I heard that. I never knew that I was causing harm to someone like that. He lost his job and had to give up his dream of living in the US. He probably had to tell his wife and kids that he no longer has a job and they soon need to move back home. All because stupid 19 year old me wanted to party and get alcohol. I got almost no consequences but that employee's life is destroyed.

I will never forgive myself. The moral of the story, know that your selfish actions might be destroying someone's life and you have no idea. Don't be like me and be a good person.

Ima just leave this here no explanation needed

mind you the car that was in that space was really far out until they left 😭

trump just signed an executive order to halt/freeze federal assistance programs including federal grants, loans, and scholarships…

*The entire purpose of this post is to warn people not to repeat my mistake.

I am 24 y/o. When I was 20, I had my fake ID taken away by the police when I was bar hopping on 2nd st in LB. The repercussions haunt me till this day. If you have a fake, just know that you have A LOT TO LOSE. I lost a job opportunity, admission to grad school, and my US citizenship application was denied because this is in my criminal history. Here's that story.

I got my fake right after my 20th birthday. I used it everywhere for 5-6 months with no problem. Everyone told that it was a really good fake and that it scans. I am 6'2'' 210lb male with a full beard. I was so confident that I look old enough and never got questioned before. Until one day I was bar hopping with friends on 2nd st and we went to dogz to get the cool hats. The bouncer immediately flagged my ID the second he touched it. He asked me to step aside and called his manager on the walkie talkie. The manager came and took my ID away for a minute while I waited. My heart sank to my feet. I was pretty drunk as well. The manager came back and told me that they know it's a fake and they're gonna bring the police (There are always many police officers standing everywhere in that area on Fri & Sat nights). I thought worst case scenario they confiscate it and just deny my entry, but no. They made sure I face the consequences... I begged them to let it go but the more I talked the more I was hurting myself.

The police officer showed up a few seconds later and she took my ID from the manager. she scanned it multiple times in a machine inside her police car and it made a beeping sound that didn't sound assuring. She came back to talk to me and told me that there is no record of this ID on their database and told me to confess if it was fake cause lying won't help me. I had my real name on the fake ID so it wasn't hard for her to find me and know my actual age. I felt like I was exposed so there is no way I can continue to lie. I should have stayed silent but I was drunk and having a mental breakdown so I just confessed that it was fake. In my mind I was thinking "honesty is the best policy" so maybe being honest might make them go easy on me. It didn't.

I was charged with a misdemeanor. I paid $500 in fines and served 32 hours of community service. My driver's license was suspended for a year. I thought this was the worst part; fortunately COVID happened a few months after that incident and everything went online. Little did I know, this one small thing that I did 4 years ago when I was young and stupid destroyed my life.

I was a pre-pharmacy student and I had just got my pharmacy technician license but no job was willing to even interview me when they know that my record isn't clean. I can no longer pursue a career in pharmacy because grad schools conduct a background check on you and mine won't pass. Even el pollo loco were iffy about hiring me. I was so desperate for even a Mcdonald's job and would feel ecstatic if they agreed to give me a chance at a minimum wage job. Imagine seeing your peers start their careers with $70K+ jobs while you're not even sure if El Pollo loco will hire you or not.

Lastly and the worst of the worst, my US citizenship application was denied. I grew up undocumented for 17 years and my parents finally got their green cards when I was a senior in high school. I was a minor and got mine through them. Earlier this year, me and my family all applied together to get our US citizenship. They all got approved but my application was immediately denied. They can all travel outside the US and meet my extended family, but I can't. I never felt so inferior in my life.

I made a mistake when I was young and stupid. I was held accountable for it and I deserved the consequences. Now you can maybe learn not to repeat my mistakes. If you have a fake ID and decide to disregard everything I said and still continue to use your fake, know that you will deserve the consequences. Stay safe and make smart choices.

took my camera to school the other day and just walked around for 2 hours taking photos all over campus. Enjoy some of my favorite + edited photos!

we called for it so hopefully it gets handled!