Most expensive toy I ever bought for the playroom. 🫣🍳 A $1,500 kitchen set. Yes, I know. Target. Walmart. Amazon. I could grab one for $150. But here is the math. 🧮✨ Cheap kitchens lasted about 2 months. That is roughly 6 kitchens a year. 6 x $150 = $900 per year. In my first two years of business, I spent about $1,800 on kitchen sets 😵‍💫 This kitchen? $1,500 one time. Bought it three years ago. Still looks brand new. And it absolutely will still be here when I’m a grandma because buying ni

Prison has rules nobody writes down — and breaking them can follow you forever. Doing anything sexual in a shared cell isn’t seen as “private” or “human.” It’s seen as crossing a line. And once that line is crossed, the reaction isn’t about what you did — it’s about what it says about you. If someone notices, the cell reacts fast. In a lighter environment, it turns into ridicule, nicknames, quiet exclusion. In a harder one, the consequences are much worse — status drops instantly, and respect is