Graham Stephan

That was it.

Could you ever, did he want money?

Because I posted a similar story and everyone, everybody was just like, give the guy $100.

That's what he's getting at.

He just wants $100.

Well, every time there's a lawsuit now, you have to add in a different section.

They just worded it differently each time.

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I got to show you this.

Speaking of safety, Los Angeles City Council passed a motion unanimously restricting LAPD traffic stops from minor violations, including expired registration, non-functioning taillights, cracked windshields, broken mirrors, illegal tint, loud exhaust, missing plates, because they say it's discriminatory against people who can't afford those fixes.

And so the people who can't afford it get the most violations driving their car.

And so this is real.

This just passed.