The Breakfast Club - Donkey Of The Day: Nursing Home Apologizes After Receiving Backlash From Having Stripper Perform For Senior CitizensNursing Home Apologizes After Receiving Backlash From Having Stripper Perform For Senior Citizens

Episode Date: September 14, 2022

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Possibly. The Breakfast Club. Well, donkey of the day for Wednesday, September 14th. Let me make sure. Wednesday, September 14th goes to all you digital D-heads. Okay, all you social media scavengers who literally just comb the Internet looking to ruin someone's good time. What are you talking about, Uncle Sharla? Well, I'm talking about the word backlash. Whenever I see the word backlash,

that lets me know that somebody online is mad about something. All right? I hate broadband backlash. First of all, let me salute the T. I'm probably not. No, I'm pronouncing this wrong. The Taiwan Veterans Home, OK, which is a state run facility for retired army personnel in Taiwan. Give them a round of applause, Eddie, please. OK. Why is your uncle Charlie and brother Leonard saluting this veterans home in Taiwan? Because there is something called the Mid-Autumn Festival, which is an important holiday in Chinese culture.

It's where people gather to celebrate the rice and wheat harvest of the season. Well, the Taiwan Veterans Home decided to turn things up for this year's festivities, and they hired a stripper to come do what strippers do best, that's strip and dance. Now, if you see the clip online, it shows the stripper with the lacy linger lingerie on giving one of the elders in there a lap dance and throwing her breasts into his face now look the man doesn't mind at all not even a little bit he is squeezing this woman's ass and she pops that poom-poom for a granddad all right the other residents at the nursing home are clapping along and they are all

loving this show can we hear some of the audio Eddie? See? They dropped one of the clues bombs for the tail warm veterans home. All right. The elders and they're just having a good time with the Scripples. See, just because you're old and in a nursing home doesn't mean you're dead. All right? These people still have pulses and they still have life. They don't want to spend the rest of their days eating jello and playing bingo. And salute to that Scripple. Okay, drop on a clues bomb for that Scripple.

All right? She could have acted bougie and said, No, I'm not clapping cheeks for these citizens that are seniors but she knew she had a service to do for these individuals enjoying their last days on this third rock from the sun now the reason i'm giving all these internet idiots donkey today is because the story in the news the headline is backlash after nursing home hire strippers because the senior care facility was hit with backlash. What backlash?

From who? Why do we keep giving these digital D-heads this much power? If the elders in the senior citizen home didn't mind, if they live in their best life enjoying the show, how you going to be mad for them? How you going to tell them what they should be mad about? Those aren't no kids. They wasn't being taken advantage of.

They grown, grown, grown, grown, grown, grown, grown, grown. Okay, as long as they not complaining, why are you? And the senior care facility, come on, Teoan Veterans Home. They had the audacity, the unmitigated gall to apologize. Why? Y'all did nothing wrong. They put out a statement that said the intention of the event was to entertain residents and make them happy y'all did that we are

very sorry for the offense that was caused who was offended play them old people again Eddie I ain't hear nothing being offended I saw the video they was happy That's the old people. They didn't even have to tip. They didn't even have to tip. Free lap dances for everybody. Okay? And y'all apologizing to who?

There is no name attached to the backlash. No organization attached to the backlash. Nobody in the old folks home complained. None of the people in the old folks home family complained. Yet we got this old folks home apologizing to blind backlash. This has to stop. Because honestly, this is the best thing I've seen and heard all week. Watching these golden ages living their life like it's golden was incredible.

How about instead of sitting around trying to steal someone's joy, raining on someone's Jurassic parade, how about you go find a way to entertain some old folks today? Okay, remember on training day when Alonzo was trying to read his paper and Hoyt wouldn't shut up? So Alonzo put his paper down and said, you tell me a story. Listen. Know any stories?

All right, I'll tell you a story. This is a newspaper, right? It's 90% bulls**'s 90 but it's entertaining that's why i read it because it entertains me you won't let me read it so you entertain me with your bull see all you people that have backlash towards this y'all bs is not entertaining but now that's what y'all gotta do. Go to Taiwan and tell these old folks a story. Since you interrupting their entertainment in the form of lap dances. OK, you have to go there now and tell them a story. Grandpa, grandma in between geriatric care got a lap dance and y'all mad.

You know why? Because you, too, need a lap dance. All right. You're jealous. You're envious because they old and still live in their best life. And I hate that the Taiwan veterans homeorn veteran's home went back and forth with you niggas. Alright? Please let Remy Ma give all you fools who had problems with these old people getting the lap dances when the elders didn't even have a problem the biggest hee-haw. Hee-haw! Hee-haw! You stupid mother are you dumb? How can you be mad at that? How could you see a video of all those old people enjoying their life, getting a lap

dance and you decide to be mad? Who you mad for? They not mad. What's the problem? Granddad can't get a lap dance? Grandma can't get a lap dance? Different kind of world we live in, bruh bruh. What song is that?

How did they get jiggy today? I have no idea what that is. That's the bigger problem. That's bands that make a dance in Taiwan. That's what that is. Yeah, what's that? That's a big problem. That's a big problem.

That's a big problem. That's a big problem. That's a big problem. That's a big problem. That's a big problem. That's a big problem. Where are we living, brother? What song is that? How did they get jiggy today? I have no idea what that is. That's the bigger problem. That's bands that make a dance in Taiwan. That's what that is. That's what I was told. I didn't hear no beat.

I heard plenty of beat. You didn't hear it? Nope. All right. Well, thank you for that donkey today. Up next, Ask Yee. 800-585-1051. You need relationship advice.

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