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While he initially second-guessed the offer, he took it after realising he “had no reason to say no”.

This is when people try to be nice to a person with disabilities, but end up being patronising or condescending, he explained.

“They end up doing everything for the disabled person, or they might talk to the disabled person like we don’t understand anything. »

UK Call of Duty launch sales down 40% year-on-year GSD data shows that Call of Duty: Vanguard struggled at digital and physical retail.

Call of Duty: Vanguard's launch sales in the UK are down 40% over last year's game, the latest GSD data shows.

Physical retail sales dropped 26% over last year's game whereas digital sales fell 44%. »

Wellington: The Maori tribe that owns rights to the "Ka Mate" haka told anti-vaccine protesters on Monday (Nov 15) to stop performing the famous ritual at demonstrations.

The Ngati Toa - a tribe or iwi in Maori - is recognised under New Zealand law as the cultural guardian of the Ka Mate haka, which has featured prominently at recent protests against coronavirus-related restrictions.

"Ngati Toa condemns the use of the Ka Mate haka to push and promote anti-COVID-19-vaccination messages," the tribe, based just outside Wellington, said in a statement. »

He was ready to go," Treston recalled.Treston held Ezra high on his shoulders as the countdown began to Scott's performance at NRG Park on Nov. 5.

The pair stayed toward the back of the crowd because Treston said he thought it would be calmer.

But as soon as Travis Scott took the stage, he said that's when people started pushing.Treston lost consciousness and Ezra fell to the ground. »