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Drunk Buffy Talk w/ Domi
🕑 Added 2021-07-02 20:01:00 +0000 UTClink: https://www.dropbox.com/s/zmd0v3e8n2leed7/Drunk%20Buffy%20Talk%20With%20Alley%20.mp4?dl=0
link to domi's channel: youtube.com/domie
Welllll, helloooo! Surprise upload today! Domi and I sat down via zoom this week and caught up on Buffy and Angel since the last time we spoke was 3 months ago đł
Domi has seen up to 4x09 and 1x10, hence my reaction to certain things she says ;) Buttt it was so fun getting to hang out with Domi again! She is so great, and if you haven't already, definitely check her out on youtube and patreon!
Hope you all enjoy this fun and very long video haha.. wink wink, its not the full talk đ keep an eye out next week for part 2!
And due to me feeling really sick yesterday and today (#justgirlythings amirite?), i am going to let this be my "upload" for tomorrow since i dont feel super up to filming, but next week will be upload Tues, part 2 of this Fri, and then another ep Sat :) Hope thats okay with everyone! See yall on Tues!
Comments
Lee Wilcock
That's really interesting. If they had a business, does that mean that they were paying tax? If they were then they would need a social security number (probably the one that got issued with their original visa come to think of it). My point is their details would be on several government databases, so it's not like they could've hidden. So why were they never deported? There seems to be a bit of a double standard in who gets to stay versus who must leave.
Nebraska
Overstaying a legitimate visa is the most common form of illegal residency. I used hang with 2 guys from England who'd overstayed by over 10 years and had their own business. So, Giles visa wasn't a problem for me and the council probably considered the states a fitting exile for him anyway.
Nebraska
With your like of Mike's Hard Lemonade you might want to give Twisted Tea a try. It tastes like sweetened tea. I'm 42 and I still get carded. Xander's job bar tending job was totally legit. I worked as a beer vendor at a baseball stadium when I was 18, which was the legal limit to serve alcohol. Getting paid by how much I sold made it frustrating to have people not buy from me because, "I don't think you're old enough to sell beer" or even, "I don't think you're old enough to sell beer. This feels like a setup". When I tended the outfield bar it was usually people with comped tabs so they didn't care who was handing it over. I never once carded someone though. Nobody talked to me about it and it never occurred to me.
