Posted on 09/02/2016 5:11:31 PM PDT by blam
August 31, 2016
PHOENIX (KSAZ) - A newlywed couple raised in Arizona created a successful YouTube business. Then they decided it was time to leave the valley and explore life, so they moved to Chicago.
But one day after arriving in the "Windy City," their big move turned into a big nightmare.
"It's one of the most amazing cities in America," said Brianna White.
"Hey, why not, we're doing okay. We can go there and be okay financially, so why not go and see what happens," said Jaelin White.
But what happened next terrified the Whites. All unpacked, the couple took the train to get a bite to eat.
"A guy comes up to us and starts trying to ask questions."
"I'm trying to be nice, realizing something's strange."
The stranger followed the couple off the train and down the street.
"I don't know what he wants, he could have a gun, he could have a knife."
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They darted into a Subway restaurant, hoping he'd leave them alone."
"He's like looking through the window at us and stuff."
"When he wouldn't leave, the couple called Uber and 9-1-1 for help. In the meantime, Jaelin tried to talk to the stranger."
"I was like, hey man, do you need anything? You want a sandwich? He's like, 'No, I'm hanging around' in a creepy tone."
What happened next, no one expected.
"My whole world was flipped upside down."
"I go to walk out and he just clocks me."
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Pardon my ignorance, but what is meant by snowflakes? I have an idea of the meaning,but would like to know.
They were married and went to prom as married couple...He was 19 she 18.
“These people are surely not stupid, but...”
I believe they are typical naive young liberal-thinking Democrats who decided to go “explore” that wonderful but oppressed black culture. This story reeks of white guilt and this couple’s perceived need to ATONE for the sins of their ancestors. I believe they actually expected to be welcomed in the black community with open arms as white saviors who have seen the light and come to jeebus.
Ain’t that way, McGee!
Whatever it is DO NOT look up the definition in the Urban Dictionary.
“I’m far more concerned about walking around most of DC.”
As well you should be.
How are they getting rich? That is one thing I wondered...
Jeeeeebus. It’s good they moved back to AZ. Something bad would happen to her in Chicongo for sure.
Delicate, Politically correct and unable to stand the Heat!
Wussys.
I wonder what city in AZ? There are some really nice little towns out there once you get out of metro Phoenix.
They dare not say it nor think it, thanks to the generations of diversity police that raised and educated them.
Someone else will say it better, I’m sure. Generally speaking, in 2016 a “snowflake”
Is a young millennial with some college under their belt who thinks they are very enlightened, cosmopolitan, and _superior_ about issues of race, ethnicity, morality, religion, sex, and politics. They regard themselves and others like them as very special, “forward-thinking”, and “post-racial”—despite their lack of real-world experience. They tend to melt when confronted with opinions at odds with those they were taught to hold. Or when caught in situations their education never covered. They seek out “safe places” when they “feel” “threatened.”
The more militant and courageous of their kind don’t necessarily “melt” before opposition—but do have absurdly thin skins. That sort is known as a “Social Justice Warrior” or SJW.
Yeah. That’s a great summation!
She’s a sharp entrepreneur
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfweteqnwK2ayGQF5LvOfUQ
I looked it up and my definition works,
Wussy!
I work with several,
Young ex-military,,.???
OK, what is she selling?
Pages views of what she and at least 1/3 of millennials without real jobs are doing everyday...Instagram, Snapchat, blogs, etc?
Does that make her a sharp entrepreneur? rich? Maybe I should suggest that my millennials to quit their real jobs and deem themselves a YouTube entertainment channel LOL
She seems to be doing well. My guess is that she is paid to make these endorsements, and that her subscribers find the products and services she advertises to be desirable.
She seems to be doing well. My guess is that she is paid to make these endorsements, and that her subscribers find the products and services she advertises to be desirable.
It is interesting as there are many YouTube VIdeos with the same “flavor/attitude” as this couple, and my millennial daughter does much of the same things when she gets up as Brianna—before my daughter goes to her professional job tho she does not publicly post her life for all to see ;)
My 5 and 7-year old boys, this is all they watch on the computer, game commentaries. Kids love this stuff.
Admittedly, I was using data from about 7 years ago and figured that the bad neighborhoods were still bad and the safe ones were still safe.
Sad to learn this data no longer holds true.
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