What's that place you've always wanted to try?

Well, you're there.

Sharing plates with...

Just one bite. Or on second thought. Maybe not sharing. It's that good. When you're with Ammax, it's not if it's going to happen. But when? American Express. Don't live life without it. Real tours abide by a code of ethics. This is Article 9 in action. Beth, a first time home buyer, knew nothing about the home buying process, except that she wanted to buy a home. But her realtor had the expertise to make sure Beth understood every document, even giving her copies to review with her lawyer so Beth could close on her first home with confidence. Complicated things explained in simple terms. The difference between an agent and a

realtor is real. Realtor's are members of the National Association of Realtor's. That's who we are.

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Hey, it's Christine from Storyworthy.

Today on the show, comedian and comedy writer, Step Zamorano,

talks about being a public school teacher for 20 years and drugs.

The kid comes back and he goes, Ms. Omarano.

I'm like, what's that?

He goes, they got the drug dogs on campus.

All of a sudden, the assistant principal walks in to my classroom.

And he goes, the principal wants to see you.

I'm like, okay.

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