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Today's post was by Brandy "Bee" Cavalli. Brandy is an international marketer, freelance writer based in Atlanta, GA.

D.C. Man Breaks Into Five Guys And Makes Himself A Meal 

  

  

Lol! The real life “hamburglar” has emerged! By the way this guy is working the grill he seems experienced. 

According to KTLA.com:

Suevellience at the Irving Street Five Guys shows the man making himself a meal.

A D.C. police spokesperson said:

“A suspect followed a delivery man into the restaurant and waited until the delivery man left. He then rummaged through the establishment, cooked food, and stole bottled water before leaving the restaurant.” 

  
The video showed him looking through the kitchen and cabinets before cooking himself two cheese burgers. All the while, he’s talking on the phone and sipping a drink.

Read the entire story and see video | Real-Life ‘Hamburglar’ Breaks Into Five Guys, Cooks Himself a Meal

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Here’s a tear jerker. 

Netflix Raising Monthly Subscription Fees May 1 – 2016

Well…It’s gonna cost you a couple more dollars to “Netflix & chill”….

According to AJC Atlanta:

Starting in May, Netflix’s standard streaming plan will cost $9.99 a month for everyone. As of now, people who subscribed earlier than May 2014 have only been billed their old price of $7.99.

Forty-one percent of customers surveyed said they wouldn’t accept a hike, but only about 3 percent of users are expected to actually leave because of it. 

Customers in favor of traditional TV outlets may be in for a rude awakening. Some of the largest cable and satellite companies nationwide are also raising prices. 

Customers of DirecTV, AT&T U-verse, Time Warner Cable, Comcast and Dish Network will all see their bills go up by at least $2. So no matter what, it’s going to cost more. 

Here’s the thing, can anyone tell me why the rates are going up for the same service?  I personally am a HULU girl but I’m sure at some point they’ll follow in the Netflix footprints being as though they are direct competitors. 

As a consumer that’s a bummer. 

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