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[They CallMe MRWILKES]

I think that the excitement is wonderful!

I'm going to take a walk and see what I can see;  maybe a little celebrity viewing.

[hopi]

No matter what... people that want to be triggered about anything that occurs with this event will.  It will be paid for in full and her track record is to even give way more than asked for. She always leaves an expensive thank you for hosting.

It will be a boom to the economy. Wished she loved Chicago this much.

At least it is not tax dollars going up in smoke.

[Lakelife62]

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@hopi wrote:

No matter what... people that want to be triggered about anything that occurs with this event will.  It will be paid for in full and her track record is to even give way more than asked for. She always leaves an expensive thank you for hosting.

It will be a boom to the economy. Wished she loved Chicago this much.

At least it is not tax dollars going up in smoke.

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Post of the day.

[Estellee]

I hope we can see some photos of the venue. I am interested in her vision for her wedding at Madison Square Garden.

[I am still oxox]

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@Estellee wrote:

I hope we can see some photos of the venue. I am interested in her vision for her wedding at Madison Square Garden.

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@Estellee I have been to the Garden many times for concerts and can not figure out the logistics.

[Blondie59]

I read the starting five knicks were invited, not sure if the RSVPd or not. 

I heard something interesting on the radio today. Sly from Sly and the Family Stone got married at MSG, back in the70s.  They did it right before a concert, so none of the hoopla this couple is going through. I am interested too to see how this it is decorated. I'm guessing they aren't doing balloons and crepe paper.🥸

[Tori3569]

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@skatting44 wrote:

  Who in their right mind would comply with that

ridiculous  request  of 78 degrees by someone who more than likely will  have their thermostat  below 68 degrees or be at an expensive  beach resort with his rich wife.

 there are people who died every year from heat exposure in innner cities .

 Also look at all those Europeans who  don't have any ac and are dying ....

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Again with the misinformation.  Their combined tax return last year was $145k.  Public record readily available.

He is also here at a cooling station meeting with citizens.  

They moved to Gracie mansion from a one bedroom in queens.  If she were rich, do you think they'd have lived there for 9 years?  

I can't get over people who don't live here caring about what goes on here.  

And for the record, we are always asked to turn the thermostat up into the 70s and conserve electricity in the summer.  

It hasn't been 103 degrees here in decades, so his suggestion is a good one but it's just that, a suggestion.  If you haven't lived through a NYC blackout, you're not speaking from a knowledgeable perspective.  

[Lakelife62]

Read today that Taylor and Travis just donated one million dollars to the RI Community Food Bank.

Taylor has a home in RI. 

This is huge for that organization.

[Tinkrbl44]

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@snipsnapsnur wrote:

Hmmmmm.  Will MSG's AC be set at 78 degrees this weekend?  I think not.  That's just for the peasants.

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@snipsnapsnur 

I had to read through this whole thread to figure out who MSG is.   Monosodium glutamate was my first guess.    

[I am still oxox]

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@Tori3569 wrote:

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@skatting44 wrote:

  Who in their right mind would comply with that

ridiculous  request  of 78 degrees by someone who more than likely will  have their thermostat  below 68 degrees or be at an expensive  beach resort with his rich wife.

 there are people who died every year from heat exposure in innner cities .

 Also look at all those Europeans who  don't have any ac and are dying ....

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Again with the misinformation.  Their combined tax return last year was $145k.  Public record readily available.

He is also here at a cooling station meeting with citizens.  

They moved to Gracie mansion from a one bedroom in queens.  If she were rich, do you think they'd have lived there for 9 years?  

I can't get over people who don't live here caring about what goes on here.  

And for the record, we are always asked to turn the thermostat up into the 70s and conserve electricity in the summer.  

It hasn't been 103 degrees here in decades, so his suggestion is a good one but it's just that, a suggestion.  If you haven't lived through a NYC blackout, you're not speaking from a knowledgeable perspective.  

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@Tori3569 Iam not following sho is this he you are refeing to. I live through severl NYC blackouts, goint back to 1966 I think