near an old factory it s a small motel run as a family business. motel owner kemal patel knows that his thirteen rooms are not exactly luxury as he also wants to make money but in spite of the rent of two hundred dollars a week patel tries to maintain a certain standard he even washes the shower curtains regulate the saying. nice work or not. but i don t so much that you re not willing to eat. if i m not willing to stay in one of my own rooms what makes you think somebody else. many of patel s tenants have been here for years. to mocha hughes is a waitress who lives at the motel with her partner and two stepchildren when hughes became unemployed she discovered she didn t have enough money to pay rent from the first day of delayed payment they were a mind to phase even though i ve done everything. that i was supposed to do i
includes go rhythm that does your homework for you. and his stripped-estimates, he returned money after the inauyou see the estimates, then government accountability office, these are the people that make the gold toilets and $2,000 shower curtains. and coffee pots. melissa: right. in the meantime, trump is noting that if he, and his allies, too, if you don t have the wall that taxpayers are spending all kinds of money anyway if you don t do the whole thing. he talked about this, again, yesterday. with secretary kelley, just sworn in, of course, as the department of homeland security secretary. one of the things they were talking about, people forget, this is not just about the wall, this is about drones, this is about more border patrol agents, this is about sort of flooding the zone with a whole bunch of things beyond just building a wall to finally stem the flow of illegal immigration.
signature on it. that letter gave two custody of their children to grant hayes for $25,000. a fbi handwriting analyst said grant wrote the first paragraph and laura likely wrote the second. they went to a dumpster where investigators found a bat mats and shower curtains they believe were missing from the hayes hallway bathroom. they have found patches of carpet about bleach stains and spots on a comforter. that comforter tested positive likely being blood. it was a day of graphic show-and-tell in court yesterday. an environmental investigator from texas was also in curt thursday to testify that surveillance cameras set up to catch people dumping illegally in a creek which happens to be in a deserted area on a dead end road near amanda s sister s home, captured amanda leaving boxes of muriatic acid. amanda and grant hayes they say
big on winter sports. as a child, i certainly wasn t. but to see the majesty of it, there is something about the olympics that thrills all i feel so bad for the winter lick athletes. they don t do it for the money. almost none get sponsorship. they do it for the stipends. this is their moment and it s being overshadowed bay country that had seven months to prepare and they can t get the water going! listen, i am not going to defend the fact that the shower curtains are nonexistent and you have to put the toilet paper in the waste basket. i don t want to get graphic here. but you just did. it s like the super bowl, isn t it? there are certain events that we share as an american community, you know. but russia is blowing it! that s a spoil sport. the joy of victory. the agony of defeat.
the first on the ground and what they have seen is disturbing and comical. want to take a shower? yeah, good luck. the water looks like beer. want to use the bathroom? yeah, there you go. okay. i hope you don t need to use the toilet paper because they advise against flushing it. now, this olympics cost $51 billion. the most expensive olympics so far. and nothing three of the hotels for journalists are not ready to move into. you know what their biggest loss is, shower curtains. you could make a fortune. russia was not ready for this, were they? it s amazing they re not ready for it. i mean, they have been talking about it for a long time. this is like putin s worst nightmare. people are going to be executed. right? actually, i did hear that doorknobs were in huge demand. they were trading light bulbs for dorknobs.