11/26/2024
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Very Cool😎
Let me start out with the FACT that Jon Bon Jovi was a VERY INFLUENTIAL & successful/talented musician...even for ME. I would NEVER be envious & try to deny him this🎶🎸
☝️for THAT he has my respect🙏
Jon also seems to be quite the humanitarian when in the public eye & THAT in itself is great😎🙏
Now for the "meat" of the issue:
While the public display here is honorable, the politics he touted were NOT always.
Question:
Were the homeless REQUIRED to "show proof of vaccination" BEFORE GOING TO that establishment during"c0v!d"?🤔
Hmmm?🤔
I'd wager it either WAS (to a draconian extent) OR it WASN'T (just to show some public display) & went AGAINST the rights of MOST Americans with the narrative
enforced at the moment 🤔☝️
Lots of HONEST restaurant businesses either were PUBLICLY PERSECUTED (some STILL are) OR went UNDER entirely because "fame & fortune" wasn't in the public eye for said establishments.
Bob Jovi is famous for his charisma on&off the stage...let's hope it's real🙏
☝️ meaning no disrespect, ofcourse😉
He is the singer Jon Bon Jovi. His personal fortune is $410 million, and he washes trays and dishes in his chain of restaurants, Soul Kitchen, in Newark, New Jersey. Created by him for the homeless, where they eat for free forever.
During the pandemic
In March 2020, Bon Jovi's wife, Dorothea, posted a photo of him washing dishes at the restaurant on social media. The photo went viral, and Bon Jovi wrote a song about it called "Do What You Can" that was included on the band's album Bon Jovi 2020.
Regularly Bon Jovi would wash dishes five days a week at the restaurant. He said he was proud to be able to give back and that he probably had the cleanest hands in New Jersey because they were always in the sink.
JBJ Soul Kitchen serves both paying and in-need customers, and diners typically pay for their meals with a cash donation or volunteer hours. The restaurant is run by the Jon Bon Jovi Soul Foundation and serves healthy American regional cuisine.