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To: bentway who wrote (935158)	5/15/2016 8:56:51 PM
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Whore's don't PAY, uncle, they CHARGE. I'll defer to your expertise. How much do you pay?

To: bentway who wrote (935158)	5/16/2016 2:10:04 PM
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Texas pastor who accused Whole Foods of gay slur on cake drops suit, apologizes FOX News FoxNews.com3 hrs ago Record-holding musician collapses on stage, dies at 87 Obama casts Trump philosophy as one of ignorance, isolation Replay Video Suspect accused of shooting Manchester officers ordered held without bail The man accused of shooting and injuring two Manchester police officers was ordered held without bail Monday at a court hearing. WMUR Manchester Donald Trump warns of 9/11-like attack Donald Trump again warned of another 9/11-like attack on the United States if refugees are continually allowed into the country. CNN Trump calls EU "very bureaucratic" and "difficult" Presidential candidate Donald Trump says Britain would be better off outside the European Union and that he would probably vote to leave the trading bloc. Rough Cut (no reporter narration). Reuters Play Pause "Texas pastor who accused Whole Foods of gay slur on cake drops suit, apologizes" will play after this ad - 00:00 Volume Volume Texas pastor who accused Whole Foods of gay slur on cake drops suit, apologizes The Texas pastor who sued Whole Foods in April for allegedly writing a gay slur on a cake he bought withdrew his lawsuit on Monday and apologized to the supermarket chain for perpetrating a hoax, KVUE reported. Openly gay pastor Jordan Brown said in April that he requested a cake from Whole Foods with the phrase “Love Wins” written on it, but when he received his cake there was a homophobic remark added. Brown made the accusation in an Internet video and launched a lawsuit shortly thereafter. But alert viewers quickly pointed out that the icing style used to write “Love Wins” and the gay slur appeared to differ, and Whole Foods released surveillance video showing the cake being purchased with only “Love Wins” in writing. © FoxNews.com Store claims man wrote it himself “I want to apologize to Whole Foods and its team members for questioning the company’s commitment to its values, and especially the baker associate who I understand was put in a terrible position because of my actions,” Brown said in a statement. “I apologize to the LGBT community for diverting attention from real issues. I also want to apologize to my partner, my family, my church family, and my attorney.” Whole Foods filed a countersuit against Brown and hasn’t said if it would drop that action now that Brown has dropped his lawsuit.