LADY CRIES OUT AFTER BOYFRIEND ALLEGEDLY REFUSED TO SEND HER BUSINESS MONEY BECAUSE SHE SAID ARSENAL WOULDN’T WIN THE LEAGUE. (PHOTO).

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 Lady cries out after boyfriend allegedly refused to send her business money because she said Arsenal wouldn’t win the league A lady has sparked reactions online after sharing how her boyfriend allegedly refused to send her money for business restocking after Arsenal F.C. won the Premier League. According to her, the issue started after she jokingly told him she did not like Arsenal and believed they would not win the league because she preferred Chelsea and disliked the club’s colours. She claimed her boyfriend then jokingly said if Arsenal eventually won, he would no longer send her business money. Thinking it was banter, she ignored it until she later reached out for funds to restock goods, only for him to remind her of the bet and refuse to send the money. The lady said she eventually returned home with little after spending hours waiting, jokingly warning women to avoid “football emotional men.”

MAN CHARGED AFTER ALLEGEDLY DRIVING TESLA CYBERTRUCK INTO TEXAS LAKE TO TEST 'WADE MODE' FEATURE. (PHOTO).


 Man charged after allegedly driving Tesla Cybertruck into Texas lake to test 'Wade Mode' feature

A man is facing multiple charges after police said he intentionally drove a Tesla Cybertruck into Grapevine Lake in Texas to test the vehicle’s “Wade Mode” feature.

Authorities said officers responded to the area near Katie’s Woods Boat Ramp after receiving reports of a vehicle in the water. When they arrived, they found the Cybertruck partially submerged close to the shoreline.

Investigators said the driver admitted he entered the lake on purpose in order to try out the vehicle’s water-driving capability. However, police said the truck quickly became disabled and began taking on water.

Fire crews assisted in removing the vehicle from the lake using a wrecker. No injuries were reported.

The driver, identified as Jimmy Jack McDaniel, is facing several charges, including operating a vehicle in a closed section of a park, failure to have valid boat registration, and water safety violations.

McDaniel later said he had previously driven the vehicle in water without issues, including in the Atlantic Ocean.

Police warned against similar attempts, noting that even if a vehicle is capable of limited water operation, using it in natural bodies of water can create serious legal and safety risks under state law.


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