We're happy to see The Pitch get a taste of the bitter feuding at a beloved local ice cream place that's enduring a horrific public
Allegations of misconduct swirl around Betty Rae’s Ice Cream ownership
They even offered a pun in the headline. Genius.
The "report" seems like it's mostly cribbed from the notes of a divorce attorney but, again, it's mostly personal drama and he said/ she said garbage that turns judges into alcoholics.
Check decent discussion and push back on The Pitch's Facebook.
Nobody seems to be getting away from this sticky drama . . . Still, The Pitch does offer a decent point. At this point the brand for the ice cream place is totally destroyed among readers of local news . . . Which may be like something like 100 people.
You decide . . .
Have you actually seen that movie? It's pretty awful.
ReplyDeleteThis is why marriage counseling is so important. People need to be talked out of it.
ReplyDeleteUh okay. Dude she is gone. As a divorced guy..just move on. You will see the light very soon after you accept it. In the recovery phase seek help at Johnnie's in KCK. 55 S 7th Street.
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ReplyDeleteBerry sorbet that you feel that way about marriage.
Sure, it's not all Peaches and Cream,
sometimes it can be a Rocky Road.
Butternut take a chance on it.
I don't normally compliment the comments BUT when I do, it's because somebody COMPLETELY NAILED a local story.
DeleteThank you @9:12. You have restored my faith in free speech, humanity and Kansas City.
^^^
DeleteA bit spazzy TKC but I get it.
Damn good on you @9:12.
God-damned MAGAts ruin everything.
ReplyDeletewhat a blessing the community got involved. happily in 15 years the kids and all their friends can easily read all about it on the internet. Then they can write about it in their college application essays.
ReplyDeletethey can entitle an essay 'dangers of kraken and hubris'.
ReplyDeleteThe manifesto sounds like the work of an ugly girl that’s secretly pissed she didn’t get hit on. As for David, I’ll lick his cone anytime for free. He’s cute.
ReplyDelete...in the era of unhinged technological adolescence.
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