Hmm.

I just didn't see the problem with it, but apparently it made him and his family members really uncomfortable.

And I- I wasn't trying to, but now Justin's saying that I humiliated him.

And his family is saying that, uh, I'm a cheapskate, he's dating a cheapskate.

It, it was a terrible first impression, and he told me he didn't want to see me anymore, and he broke up with me on the spot.

So Olive, what exactly did you do at this dinner?

Okay.

So Justin decided that we would take his parents to this really nice steakhouse for his dad's birthday.

Purple City Prince put it on the map and they say my-

Hi, and welcome to the first crossover episode of It Could Happen Here and Outlaw, an anti-oppression podcast where we demystify how the law is used to neutralize dissent in the US.

I'm your host, Olive.

I live in Minneapolis, and if you've read a single headline over the last two months, you probably know that we are battling the largest immigration enforcement operation in US history.

Since early December, Minnesota has been occupied by three thousand agents from Immigration and Customs Enforcement, ICE, and Customs and Border Protection, CBP, who have already abducted, imprisoned, and deported at least four thousand people.

In the face of this devastating federal occupation, people are showing up every single day to defend their migrant neighbors in unimaginably beautiful ways.

And on the other side of this effective resistance is expansive legal repression, all of the many ways the state uses the law and its enforcement mechanisms to crush dissent.More than four hundred people have been arrested for protesting ICE or following ICE vehicles, with thirty-five of them now facing federal charges under 18 USC One Eleven, assaulting, resisting, or impeding a federal officer.

Unapologetically myself.

Purple city prince, put it on the map and it's a must.

Hi, and welcome to the first crossover episode of It Could Happen Here and Outlaw, an anti-oppression podcast where we demystify how the law is used to neutralize dissent in the US.

I'm your host, Olive.

I live in Minneapolis, and if you've read a single headline over the last two months, you probably know that we are battling the largest immigration enforcement operation in US history.

Since early December, Minnesota has been occupied by 3,000 agents from Immigration and Customs Enforcement, ICE, and Customs and Border Protection, CBP, who have already abducted, imprisoned, and deported at least 4,000 people.

In the face of this devastating federal occupation, people are showing up every single day to defend their migrant neighbors in unimaginably beautiful ways.

And on the other side of this effective resistance is expansive legal repression, all of the many ways the state uses the law and its enforcement mechanisms to crush dissent.

Unapologetically myself.

Purple city Prince put it on the map and they said my-

Hi, and welcome to the first crossover episode of It Could Happen Here and Outlaw, an anti-oppression podcast where we demystify how the law is used to neutralize dissent in the US.

I'm your host, Olive.

I live in Minneapolis, and if you've read a single headline over the last two months, you probably know that we are battling the largest immigration enforcement operation in US history.

Since early December, Minnesota has been occupied by 3,000 agents from Immigration and Customs Enforcement, ICE, and Customs and Border Protection, CBP, who have already abducted, imprisoned, and deported at least 4,000 people.

In the face of this devastating federal occupation, people are showing up every single day to defend their migrant neighbors in unimaginably beautiful ways.

And on the other side of this effective resistance is expansive legal repression, all of the many ways the state uses the law and its enforcement mechanisms to crush dissent.

Unapologetically myself.