Have To Admit That Selina Medellin Took Advantage Of my Lil Cuteness; My Sweetness.. Everything!

September 17, 2020

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Have to admit that Selina Medellin took advantage of my lil cuteness; my sweetness.. everything! However they actually taught me some valuable lessons in international business / culture differences.

I hosted a beautiful abstract artist studio for months in this cute ass hostel in Medellin. Threw some BANGERS in the club and live art shows with my fellow art friends.

Fast forward today — whew; throwing some salt at Selina; as I will never work for this corporate bullshit again. Not only did Felipe kick us out – He waited until the following Monday; three days after my flight back to the State.

He waited until my painters left so they didn’t have to pay for the new fresh paint on the walls to move in the jeans company LMAO – jeans tho? That’s not creative thinking for tourists. My bad.. Not her fault (she was caught in the cross fire).

I truly believe in Karma; karma is a b*tch – make sure that b*tch is beautiful.. But also, make sure she isnt packing!

Thankfully Felipe doesnt work for Selina anymore; was fired. Go figure. I’m not here to throw shade; but I could certainly time travel back to give him a nice > f*ck you BRO! @selina

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Have to admit that Selina Medellin took advantage of my lil cuteness; my sweetness.. everything! However they actually taught me some valuable lessons in international business / culture differences. I hosted a beautiful abstract artist studio for months in this cute ass hostel in Medellin. Threw some BANGERS in the club and live art shows with my fellow art friends. Fast forward today — whew; throwing some salt at Selina; as I will never work for this corporate bullshit again. Not only did Felipe kick us out – He waited until the following Monday; three days after my flight back to the State. He waited until my painters left so they didn’t have to pay for the new fresh paint on the walls to move in the jeans company LMAO – jeans tho? That’s not creative thinking for tourists. My bad.. Not her fault (she was caught in the cross fire). I truly believe in Karma; karma is a b*tch – make sure that b*tch is beautiful.. But also, make sure she isnt packing! Thankfully Felipe doesnt work for Selina anymore; was fired. Go figure. I’m not here to throw shade; but I could certainly time travel back to give him a nice > f*ck you BRO! @selina
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