Who is friends with Sarah?

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Sarah

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My sister's cousin so WATCH YO' MOUF!

Searched for the author's name, Sarah Grobety, on Facebook and the first profile result had this picture in the profile. Pretty sure it is her because she has pictures of herself in Tiger Stadium and birthplace is listed as Dunwoody, GA, which is just north of Atlanta.

I’d paint her face.

Looks like dude from Encino Man.


ETA

Old news. Her nudes were posted yesterday.

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If you are hellbent on experiencing Mardi Gras, consider going to another city that also celebrates it. Mobile, Alabama is the birthplace of Mardi Gras and throws some awesome parades, as well.

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kys diaf gfy sttdb

Iwhi fa sho

The poor guy should ask her to crop him out of all her pics so he doesn't have to take shite too for her being an imbecile.

First, I think Sarah needs to take a few classes in economics. She cries because prices go up during Mardi Gras. Anytime there is an event that brings in a lot of people... No matter where it is, the prices go up. There is a thing called supply and demand.

And a college student crying about underage drinking? Yeah because Mardi Gras is the only place underage drinking goes on.. I bet she hates football season because of tailgate parties as well..

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The economic impact on New Orleans was valued at $145.7 million in 2009. This cost includes paying overtime for police, sanitation and other city officials to keep the festivities running as smoothly, safely and cleanly as possible. While the city did make the money back fourfold by the end of the season, it is important to look at the non-monetary costs of the celebrations, as well.

During the 2017 celebration, over 200 tons of garbage were picked up from the streets of New Orleans. That is 3 pounds of litter per person in the city. Much of that garbage is recyclable but must be thrown away anyway because it is contaminated. To keep the city clean, there are more than 600 city employees working day and night to clean up after every parade. Their goal is to make it look like nothing happened by the next day, just so people can do it all over again.

Some of the trash never gets picked up. Beads hang on the trees, utility poles and fences year-round. Beads also get in the sewers, clogging them and making the already problem-ridden drainage in the city worse.

Transportation around the city for all the inebriated people is made extremely expensive and difficult because of parade road closures and bad traffic. The city is deadlocked every evening, which is the exact time people want to go places. Ride-sharing apps like Uber and Lyft hike up their surge fees to ensure they are making a pretty penny off drunk people just trying to have fun.

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She mentions the trash and it clogging up the sewer as as a non-monetary cost, but then goes on to talk about more monetary cost... like transportation.

Based on her argument, cities shouldn't host super bowls, Olympics, etc.