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@SWIFTSHOP4 Yes, but the waitresses can't even afford clothes, or sunscreen. It's heartbreakung.

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My heart goes out to the poor people of Ibiza. The poverty is so extreme here that they have to use hollowed out rocks as plates. I fully understand now why they are forced to charge $35 for a hamburger. https://t.co/IYVFnbqCkE

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Reply to @SaintsOnMars

@SaintsOnMars :)

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@kallgorr They do. I'm going to write my congressman when I return to try and get them some foreign aid.

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Reply to @CryptoKChicago

@CryptoKChicago There's no MGTi fraud! What the fuck are you talking about?? Just because the President of the company was charged with a civil offence that has nothing to do with MGTi does not mean you have the right to invent nonsense!!!

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@MattoDobbo Yes, poverty does the same think for me

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Reply to @cryptomexi

@cryptomexi I am not fond of fun, nightlife, parties or anything that makes me smile.

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Reply to @io_anette

@io_anette Yes

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Reply to @johnnyroc73

@johnnyroc73 Understood. But keep in mind: the intense poverty forces them to try and scratch whatever pitiful living that they can. The waitresses, for example must wear the most pitiful scraps if cloth that don't even completely cover their private parts. It brings ne to tears.

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