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'If we die, we die together': Ryanair passenger’s wife recalls fight to save him

Days after the rare aviation incident, Svetlana Grkovic says she held her husband’s legs for long minutes after a window shattered at 20,000 feet, and is searching for the stranger who helped her save him

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'If we die, we die together': Ryanair passenger’s wife recalls fight to save him

Days after the rare aviation incident, Svetlana Grkovic says she held her husband’s legs for long minutes after a window shattered at 20,000 feet, and is searching for the stranger who helped her save him
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Jesus!! (the video in the article)

And they all survived I believe (except for the bomber who was mysteriously murdered later)

Monaco bombing video emerges after suspect is murdered near Kyiv

Footage shows a woman leaving a bag before the explosion wounded Vadym Yermolaiev, his partner and son; the suspected bomber was later found murdered near Kyiv

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Monaco bombing video emerges after suspect is murdered near Kyiv

Footage shows a woman leaving a bag before the explosion wounded Vadym Yermolaiev, his partner and son; the suspected bomber was later found murdered near Kyiv
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a-mart said:
@FunnyHoneyBunny getting a coffee

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1729202608219281
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this.. is accurate xD
Not with billionares (i think... never met one)
but with "normal" wealthy people, they are insane in some regards.
I worked at a super market and there was one customer that came with an expensive car.
There were some chocolate give aways at the check out and he took as much as he could.
Like wtf?

People with 2 homes crawling behind the couch just to turn off the multiple socket and not just the TV, so they don't lose the 0,000001 Cent on the next electricity bill ...

I think many of those kind of people became rich, because they had this mindset and can't get rid of it, even though it is no longer needed.
There are also some funny stories about one of the ALDI brothers.
He was a billionare got taken hostage for ransom.
When they caught him, he had to show them his ID, because they could not believe it was him, since he looked so poor. Old coat, cheap shoes.
But he never bought anything new, if he did not need to.
After 17 days he got free, after the criminals got the ransom of 7 Milllion Mark.
And no shit, that guy tried to make a tax deduction for those 7 Million as "Operating expense" xD
Judge said no, because getting kidnapped is a private matter.
... this might be the most German kidnapping i have ever seen, now that i reread all this shit xD
 
FunnyHoneyBunny said:
And no shit, that guy tried to make a tax deduction for those 7 Million as "Operating expense" xD
Judge said no, because getting kidnapped is a private matter.
... this might be the most German kidnapping i have ever seen, now that i reread all this shit xD
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That's a loss. You can't write that off?
 
FunnyHoneyBunny said:
accordin to the judge it was a private loss.
Can you write that off as well?
My wife does our taxes, i have no idea how that shit works.
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sounds acceptable enough. in reality, him paying the ransom is a loss to the govt. If he woulda just died then they'd get a much larger inheritance tax
 
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