And then you come here, and there's a rude awakening.
|
|
That was a rude awakening for consumers back in 1995.
|
|
"She's in for a rude awakening," Enzo told TMZ Sports.
|
|
But this vast wilderness may soon experience a rude awakening.
|
|
When woke met woke, it was sometimes a rude awakening.
|
|
A rude awakening for some of the country's biggest retailers.
|
|
Her year in recovery was the "rude awakening" that Baldwin needed.
|
|
Clark is in for a rude awakening during mock jury testing.
|
|
It's a rude awakening once they discover how real life works.
|
|
Act II is the rude awakening: the world bets against him.
|
|
It was a pretty rude awakening to Congress, warts and all.
|
|
Still, the reality behind the fantasy could be a rude awakening.
|
|
I recently predicted that she was headed for a rude awakening.
|
|
Some hoary old standbys may be in for a rude awakening.
|
|
According to Ash, it may be in for a rude awakening.
|
|
Obviously we came to a rude awakening with the Garland fight.
|
|
"Rude awakening" is a major understatement for the title of this video.
|
|
It was a rude awakening, and I wanted to dive into that.
|
|
The election of Donald Trump to the presidency was a rude awakening.
|
|
"Boy, was I in for a rude awakening," he said to laughter.
|
|
On many of these issues, Trump is due for a rude awakening.
|
|
Our vote is the poor homeless guy who got a rude awakening.
|
|
He predicted a "huge, rude awakening" for the firms that don't evolve.
|
|
So they might be in for a rude awakening as mortgage rates jump.
|
|
Mercari had a rude awakening in this respect when entering the U.S. market.
|
|
What promised to be a fun weekend quickly turned into a rude awakening.
|
|
Joshua Jackson is facing a very rude awakening after a decade off the market.
|
|
Photo: GettyResidents of Dallas, Texas received a rude awakening around midnight on Friday night.
|
|
Critics' score: 11% Broadly score: 6.5% Season of the Witch was a rude awakening.
|
|
Like Trump was enough of a rude awakening that people started crossing these lines?
|
|
"It was a rude awakening," said Ms. Baird, who lives in Fort Atkinson, Wis.
|
|
It was a rude awakening, since most combat encounters, until this point, are manageable.
|
|
Co-founder Bob Calkin predicts many marijuana businesses are in for a rude awakening.
|
|
Those voters are now having a rude awakening, and need to be kept awake.
|
|
It's just people saying really harsh things that want me to have a rude awakening.
|
|
But any Chicago fans who thought the rout was on soon got a rude awakening.
|
|
But Virginia and the rest of the nation were about to get a rude awakening.
|
|
If you thought regular-sized insects were scary, you're in for an unbeelievably rude awakening.
|
|
I had a very rude awakening; the illusions of American democracy were destroyed almost immediately.
|
|
Mr Lloyd's production is a rude awakening and a brutal, disconcerting look at class conflict.
|
|
It would be a rude awakening for ExxonMobil, and maybe for the Science Committee too.
|
|
Europe's post-Brexit hopes perhaps of a successful separation will also face a rude awakening.
|
|
But at 33, I was past the average age of this "real world" rude awakening.
|
|
It shows how little I knew about Japanese baseball, and it was a rude awakening.
|
|
Sanders, on the other hand, probably believes what he's saying; the rude awakening still lies ahead.
|
|
Kayla, the girl next door, had a rude awakening when she found out she was expecting.
|
|
But if Muslims believe their sacred cities are off-limits, they're in for a rude awakening.
|
|
This morning upon returning to LAX airport, the Kardashian family was treated to a rude awakening.
|
|
It will be a rude awakening for many who have known only their exalted majority status.
|
|
The rude awakening has been a long time coming, and even now has not fully occurred.
|
|
Executives who thought – or still think – they are safe from disruption will face a rude awakening.
|
|
The sunim demonstrated the rude awakening anyone would get if they dozed off mid-mindfulness meditation.
|
|
It may be a rude awakening after what Trump called a "home run" of a trip.
|
|
From domestic to foreign policy, it's clear that being president has been a rude awakening for Trump.
|
|
It is a rude awakening in the states that have been riding that boom all these years.
|
|
Sushi chefs who don't go Lai's route will be in for a rude awakening, according to Chakrabarty.
|
|
"The rest of the players coming back are in for a rude awakening," he said Tuesday night.
|
|
The former vice president has announced another presidential run, but he may be in for a rude awakening.
|
|
For Scots who have already endured six years of Westminster-imposed cuts, this would be a rude awakening.
|
|
"As fintech and client-friendly companies come into the banking space there's been a rude awakening," Carroll said.
|
|
The industry got a rude awakening from Target, when the retail giant suffered a massive breach in 2013.
|
|
The trouble with this is that it's just as much of a rude awakening the second time around.
|
|
Anyone hoping to leave the turbulence of 22019 in the past will be in for a rude awakening.
|
|
This has long been clear, and should come as a rude awakening only to those who were asleep.
|
|
But if you don't understand what it is you're signing, you could be in for a rude awakening.
|
|
People hoping Mr. Trump would upset, rather than restore, global financial capitalism are in for a rude awakening.
|
|
Boy were they in for a rude awakening of what was to come just a few years later.
|
|
"BofA has had a rude awakening," analysts led by John Murphy said in a note to investors Wednesday.
|
|
And if Trump expects China to back down, he could be in for a rude awakening, Hanke added.
|
|
Blissful folks thinking they'd enjoy a casually murder clown-free Monday morning were in for a rude awakening today.
|
|
Lena Dunham got a rude awakening Wednesday night when she heard two American Airlines employees talking about transgender children.
|
|
The special counsel Robert Mueller once started a new job by giving many of his employees a rude awakening.
|
|
That will be a rude awakening for the voters who have, for years now, been promised the exact opposite.
|
|
It was a rude awakening for a 73-year-old multimillionaire, accustomed as he was to living in luxury.
|
|
They were also a rude awakening to the unhealthy pressures placed on children in India's creaking, old education system.
|
|
Investors are in for a rude awakening about a coming stock market correction — most just don't know it yet.
|
|
Gavin Rossdale had a rude awakening that quickly turned from creepy to downright scary in a matter of hours.
|
|
Melinda Major, a paralegal from Nashville, Tennessee, had quite the rude awakening on a recent trip to Memphis, Tennessee.
|
|
When you reach the end of the track, Kolkman has a rude awakening set up for you: a mirror.
|
|
Older couples going through the process may be in for a rude awakening when it comes to their nest eggs.
|
|
New grads may be in for a rude awakening when it comes to the power of their paycheck for saving.
|
|
President Donald Trump's ex-campaign manager had a rude awakening after FBI agents conducted a predawn raid at his home.
|
|
You'll eagerly eat up every moment as he receives a rude awakening away from a life of privilege and pampering.
|
|
For Facebook, Google and Twitter, the discovery of Russian influence by way of their sites has been a rude awakening.
|
|
Thanks to the expected rise of closing-quickening tech, some hoary old standbys may be in for a rude awakening.
|
|
Tom Brokaw got a very rude awakening on the first day of the 2020s ... but it ultimately saved his life.
|
|
The corporate bond market, particularly the junk-bond market, is happily dreaming in La-la-land till the rude awakening.
|
|
Gift recipients sometimes become dependent on the cash influx, so if the givers change strategy, it could be a rude awakening.
|
|
"I think he's in for a rude awakening if he thinks he can run this like the Trump Organization," Axelrod said.
|
|
Trump administration officials looking to escape to the private sector are getting a rude awakening: No one wants to hire them.
|
|
If a wild pack of raccoons breaks into your home and wrecks the place, however, you're in for a rude awakening.
|
|
The incident was a rude awakening for Valu, which was launched this summer and has so far attracted about 60,000 members.
|
|
If you thought that Amy Schumer's "Last Fuckable Day" sketch was the stuff of fantasy, you're in for a rude awakening.
|
|
Ill-equipped investors may be set for a rude awakening if the rising-rate environment continues, Fundstrat's Tom Lee is warning.
|
|
Brexiteers who expect access to the EU's single market minus the obligation to accept EU migrants thus face a rude awakening.
|
|
Thanks to the looming trade war, U.S. soybean prices have plummeted, and the farmers of Iowa are facing a rude awakening.
|
|
"People are experiencing a rude awakening when they arrive back on British shores, many disappointed, and some desperately ill," Withey said.
|
|
Bank bondholders who thought they were getting a near 6 percent yield for quasi-government risk have received a rude awakening.
|
|
If Trump thought he was off the hook after Mueller closed up shop in May, well, Wednesday was a rude awakening.
|
|
While Duncan was counting down the days until she could get back in the gym, her first workout was a rude awakening!
|
|
In 1992, after rumors of infidelity rocked his presidential campaign, the then-governor of Arkansas had a rude awakening in New York.
|
|
CNBC's Jim Cramer flags that there is a "rude awakening" from Uber and other looming stock lockup expirations coming to Wall Street.
|
|
"Contraction in the second quarter is a rude awakening," said Tej Parikh, chief economist at the Institute of Directors, a business lobby.
|
|
President Trump has received a rude awakening: Corporate America has put its allegiance to American values ahead of their allegiance to him.
|
|
"They're in for a rude awakening in the next few days when they take their trading records into their accountants," Rotter said.
|
|
The less-than-stellar offering could prove to be just the first rude awakening Uber faces as it transitions to the public market.
|
|
I think there is a huge rude awakening that's going to exist in the venture landscape, and it goes along the following lines.
|
|
And since bond prices fall when yields rise, those people who are crowded into these assets could be in for a rude awakening.
|
|
All of the characters in this movie are in for a rude awakening when they leave the walls of their vomit-stained compound.
|
|
RELATED: Donald Trump's rude awakening on health care Obamacare's protections for those with pre-existing conditions are among the law's most popular measures.
|
|
DeLonghi's Magifica S was the first machine I tried, and I got a rude awakening the first time I ever turned it on.
|
|
"When an excited group of 3- and 4-year-olds arrived and saw her there, she got a rude awakening," French tells PEOPLE.
|
|
Alex Cope, 22, who moved to New York from Vermont, said finding his first apartment in the city had been a rude awakening.
|
|
But if national and state polls are accurate, Political Twitter is in for a rude awakening when Iowa and New Hampshire finally vote.
|
|
But in her 20s she had a "rude awakening" to the issues of race while working for a sex-education project, she wrote.
|
|
These naysayers apparently want us to think that the bond market vigilantes are dozing off and setting themselves up for a very rude awakening.
|
|
My own sense of what Thatcherism stood for in British political debate underwent something of a rude awakening as I came of political age.
|
|
Ms. Croft worries that a major conflict or a cyberattack that shuts off a large portion of Gulf exports could prove a rude awakening.
|
|
"If you think the next 10 years will look like the last 10 years you are in a for a rude awakening," he said.
|
|
Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson got that rude awakening when he took his first yoga class, and finally learned the truth behind the deceptively difficult practice.
|
|
And it's really interesting to see what elapses when you're not in a safe, academic, discussion-based environment — it was kind of a rude awakening!
|
|
In appearing to side with Russia, Trump is in for a "rude awakening, because Vladimir Putin does not wish the United States well," Mitchell warned.
|
|
It was a turbulent week on the world's stockmarkets, a rude awakening after a long period of calm during which share-price indices have soared.
|
|
CHIKWAWA, Malawi (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Residents of Mwalija village received a rude awakening when their homes were rattled and flooded by Cyclone Idai in March.
|
|
"It's a rude awakening for a lot of borrowers," said Kaitlin Walsh-Epstein, a vice president of marketing at Laurel Road, a student-loan refinancer.
|
|
Lara Trump told Fox News's "America's Newsroom" that she thinks the former vice president is "in for a rude awakening" after his Super Tuesday success.
|
|
Those who don&apost may be in for a rude awakening if they&aposve switched over from a travel credit card to a store card.
|
|
If they will not, potential investors in Cloudflare may be in for a rude awakening when they learn of the kinds of activities Cloudflare facilitates.
|
|
The last two years under Trump have been "a rude awakening, specifically for my generation," she said, noting the low turnout among millennials in 26.
|
|
"Congress is in for a rude awakening today if they thought seven weeks of vacation would wipe the slate clean," said Brady President Dan Gross.
|
|
Oakland residents hoping to listen to the city's last remaining major pro sports team on the radio this year are in for a rude awakening.
|
|
Pump got a rude awakening though when he saw the fire had reached his property, and bolted in his ride ... shirt off for some reason.
|
|
These overachievers are in for a rude awakening when they don't get a job offer because nobody got to know and trust them as people.
|
|
Indiana Pacers forward Paul George was in for a rude awakening when he tried to hand his cup off at an Olympic basketball game on Monday.
|
|
But if Republicans were hoping that foretold an easier cycle than Trump's low approval rating and historical trends would otherwise suggest, Tuesday was a rude awakening.
|
|
But now that I was only pursuing women, scratch required sourcing a specific fancy ingredient elsewhere, one served chilled alongside a heaping scoop of rude awakening.
|
|
Instead, its initial failure rattled the new President in his first days in office, giving him a rude awakening on everything that is frustrating about Washington.
|
|
"You are carrying precious cargo but if you think for one second that those babies guarantee your safety you're in for a rude awakening," Cheryl warns.
|
|
That means that if you have a rude awakening that you are not qualified for forgiveness under the program, it may not pay to start over.
|
|
"If you go in thinking this is going to be as light as investing in a 401(k), then you&aposre in for a rude awakening."
|
|
Meh. Fiscal issues may be boring to talk about, but if millennials don't wake up from their apathetic slumber soon, they're in for a rude awakening.
|
|
On Capitol Hill, a rude awakening for less-senior Republicans who have never served in the minority may have also contributed to the number of departures.
|
|
The stock market's favorite tech juggernauts are headed for a rude awakening — here's what traders should buy instead All good things must come to an end.
|
|
When Obama takes his last step out of the White House in January, we're in for a rude awakening: The coolest president will have left the building.
|
|
"I believe Beijing has dramatically overestimated its success in 'managing Trump' and may be in for a rude awakening," Bishop said in his Sinocism China newsletter Tuesday.
|
|
But from the financial crisis to the election of Donald Trump, the past decade has delivered the rude awakening needed to spark a reinterpretation of this period.
|
|
As for Rose ... JJ's got nothing but respect for the woman who ended her title reign, but says she's in for a rude awakening against Joanna 2.0.
|
|
Enjoy the gains now as investors may be in for a rude awakening when fourth-quarter and 2017 year-end results roll out three months from now.
|
|
But if Donald Trump thinks that low unemployment alone will ensure Republican control of Congress, he'll be in for a rude awakening the morning of November 7.
|
|
"Being so close to mortality in such a surprising way was a rude awakening," he said, one that was reinforced in a positive way by the app.
|
|
We talked about that, as well as how ProSport recruits new clients, and the rude awakening young players often have when the taxman comes knocking in April.
|
|
Chris's rude awakening from this pleasant, lethal fantasy is the entire plot of "Get Out," and Kaluuya's quiet, reactive, cat-footed performance is the key to it.
|
|
HAVANA (Reuters) - Businesses catering to U.S. tourists visiting Cuba have had a rude awakening in the last few months after enjoying a 1503-1/2-year boom.
|
|
So, while this unsettling news was a rude awakening for a Tuesday morning, at least the offenders were caught and you could soon get some milk money back.
|
|
Investors who think they've found safety in high-dividend stocks may be in for a rude awakening if the Fed hikes rates this year, according to one trader.
|
|
" * "If the President thinks he can fire Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein and replace him with someone who will shut down the investigation, he's in for a rude awakening.
|
|
His potential one-third of the Democratic electorate — more in certain states — are in for a rude awakening at how inconsequential they figure in picking their party's nominee.
|
|
In that sense, Janus has been a rude awakening for the lumbering union giants that some say have lost touch with the educators they are supposed to lead.
|
|
Everyone who initially thought, "oh, just a giant bug" was in for a rude awakening when they discovered they can communicate telepathically and shoot down spaceships in orbit.
|
|
But for millennial city dwellers accustomed to getting wherever they need to go easily and without a car, Boise&aposs lacking public transit might be a rude awakening.
|
|
In fact, Amanda's fiancee Nina Ansaroff -- the #5 ranked UFC women's strawweight fighter -- thinks Shields is in for a rude awakening about the difference between MMA and boxing.
|
|
"The irony is the president is going to have a rude awakening when numerous candidates during the midterms respectfully decline his offer to campaign with them," he said.
|
|
As a reporter who asks congressmen and women questions every day, if elected, I can say Capitol Hill is going to be a rude awakening for Greg Gianforte.
|
|
"It's been quite a rude awakening in terms of what Turkey headlines could do to spreads of European banks," said Sebastian Angerer, a financials analyst at Western Asset Management.
|
|
Mexico's telecoms reform was a rude awakening for Slim, who acquired the former state-owned Telmex phone monopoly in the 1990s and has dominated the nation's industry ever since.
|
|
But there are a few reasons to think the market right now isn't especially vulnerable this time to a rude awakening or lasting retrenchment coinciding with the Fed meeting.
|
|
Lil Wayne got a rude awakening from cops inside his home, and went from calm to furious very quickly when he realized what was happening -- an apparent swatting call.
|
|
Once the illegal immigrant families are reunited and the mainstream media moves on to cover the next shiny object, Democrats are going to be in for a rude awakening.
|
|
Not long after, in 2016, Norvilia would experience a second rude awakening, this time at the hands of so-called "tolerant" administrators at Queens College in New York City.
|
|
I was in for a rude awakening when I tried to open an account with my local utility company only to be told that I had no credit profile.
|
|
So, I think another piece of this campaign process has been a real learning experience, a real rude awakening about how much the deck is stacked against any challengers.
|
|
When opponents attempted to show what a real Karate/Taekwondo/Mee Yea Do man could do, Frye would dump them to the mat and give them a Rude Awakening.
|
|
Model Danii Banks says she got a rude awakening when an alleged armed robber busted into her pad demanding money, while she stood startled ... and totally in the buff.
|
|
While the public overwhelmingly favors new gun controls, it may be in for a rude awakening as courts test the likelihood that the most common proposals will reduce shootings.
|
|
As of Wednesday night, CNN's own whip count recorded 19 Republican House members against or leaning against the bill as it was written, a rude awakening that Ryan can't ignore.
|
|
Crawford said she had a rude awakening to the beauty world when her first job was "do-it-yourself" makeup and she had to model with Iman and Dianne deWitt.
|
|
Those who thought Bryant was going to take it easy before heading home for the last game of his career got a rude awakening when he took the floor Monday.
|
|
This is the rude awakening that no number of defensive 'fact checks' from Facebook — nor indeed defensive tweet storms from current CSO Alex Stamos — will be able to smooth away.
|
|
Central bankers have given markets a rude awakening from their summer slumber but investors were not ready for an end to falling rates, according to a research note from Barclays.
|
|
Hillary Clinton supporters thinking of moving to Canada after the election of Donald Trump were in for a rude awakening on Tuesday night, when the Canadian immigration site went down.
|
|
So she's in for a rude awakening when she accompanies him on a trip home for his best friend's wedding, meeting his extended, eccentric relatives as part of the bargain.
|
|
So if you think you're going to get here and snap your fingers and flip a light switch that you can get something done, you've got a rude awakening coming.
|
|
These dynamics can be a rude awakening for young women who have excelled all their lives, often at institutions that have invested resources, time, and attention into recruiting promising women.
|
|
And so I think that's gonna be maybe a rude awakening for some members of the press that they thought this wing of American life still trusted them, but doesn't.
|
|
But sites that rely on these methods to track users' online browsing habits could be in for a rude awakening, thanks to a decision by the European Court of Justice.
|
|
"Seeing a video of yourself behaving poorly — that you have no idea was taken — is such a rude awakening that, it's like, you don't know what to do," she said.
|
|
Bondholders got a rude awakening last month when Swiber Holdings filed for creditor protection, making it Singapore's biggest casualty of the oil slump and raising the spectre of further failures.
|
|
But if he thinks he can use his business practices abroad as a model for negotiations with foreign governments, he will be in for a rude awakening, especially with Cuba.
|
|
"For the candidates who don't have experience dealing with the New York City media market, they've arrived to a rude awakening," said Evan Stavisky, a New York-based Democratic political strategist.
|
|
But they've also spent years warning Republicans of a rude awakening if they don't find ways to address his voters' concerns about stagnant wages and competition from immigrants and foreign rivals.
|
|
The president, who recently said finding a solution to the Arab-Israeli conflict, is "frankly, not as difficult as people have thought over the years," is in for a rude awakening.
|
|
In other news, to a growing chorus of strategists and investors across Wall Street, the stock market looks like it's headed for a rude awakening, according to Business Insider's Joe Ciolli.
|
|
If you're looking for a rude awakening to this fact, you'll certainly get it in this video allegedly taken Monday morning as EDC Las Vegas began wrapping up its 2016 edition.
|
|
Only in 2011, after hundreds of episodes, did she address the subject on the air, after she had received a rude awakening when she did an internet search on her name.
|
|
Jennifer Lawrence got a rude awakening to cap off her weekend -- cops say a female intruder sauntered right into her crib ... and the way she did it was too damn easy.
|
|
If Mr. Trump expected Barack Obama, who will be the first president since Woodrow Wilson to continue living in Washington, to retire to silence, he got a rude awakening on Wednesday.
|
|
And if working-class people think they're gonna have a friend in the White House with Hillary, boy, are they in for a rude awakening if, God forbid, she gets there.
|
|
But anyone hoping for smoother roads, faster rides and more efficient airports might be in for a rude awakening, in the form of long waits and extra expenses at the toll booth.
|
|
There's a button to pair the device, an adjustable time setting and options to toggle between how much of a rude awakening you want — a haptic buzz, sound or the titular zap.
|
|
Yes, it was a painfully rude awakening when we went out to vote for Hillary in our white pantsuits in November 2016 and woke up the next day to President-elect Trump.
|
|
Gennady Golovkin thinks it's pathetic that Canelo Alvarez couldn't knock out a weak ass Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. ... and says he's in for a rude awakening when they face off in September.
|
|
Trump is no master, but if Clinton waits for him to lose instead of convincing everyone that he must lose, she might be in for a very rude awakening on November 8.
|
|
With a Ferrari engine and close technical collaboration, it was always likely they would be more than just making up the numbers but there were also some cynics predicting a rude awakening.
|
|
But Chinese entities may face a "rude awakening" when they try to claim force majeure against counterparties internationally, said Brian Perrott, a London-based partner at international law firm Holman Fenwick Willan.
|
|
Late last year, I had a rude awakening when I walked into Duane Read on Lexington Avenue in New York and ordered a renewal of my prescription for one of my asthma drugs.
|
|
I think Washington is in for a bit of a rude awakening if they expect a repeat of 2015 from Cousins next year, but, on pure talent, they've done nothing wrong this offseason.
|
|
People there are experiencing a rude awakening after irresponsible politicians first lured the country into Brexit then, once the decision was made, bolted and instead of taking responsibility went off to play cricket.
|
|
President Donald Trump campaigned on business-friendly promises to cut red tape, but federal agencies led by his appointees have "declared war" on big tech and it's a "rude awakening," the host said.
|
|
If moderate and center-right Republicans plan on taking credit for the bogus GOP amendment on preexisting conditions, and for putting Medicaid under further GOP attack, they are in for a rude awakening.
|
|
Arya, too, gets a rude awakening and is forced to adjust her understanding of her father, her sister and the Lannisters after she sees a Braavosi play reconstructing the events of King's Landing.
|
|
"PRC (People's Republic of China) entities that have been issued the certificates face a rude awakening if they think they will allow them to get out of contracts with international parties," it added.
|
|
His critics say he's turned his approach to that issue into a cookie-cutter model he believes can break a stalemate on anything else, and that he is in for a rude awakening.
|
|
"If the president thinks he can fire Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein and replace him with someone who will shut down the investigation, he's in for a rude awakening," she said in a statement.
|
|
Donald Trump promises to give foreign firms a rude awakening when he reaches the White House: this month he beat up Toyota for making cars in Mexico and selling them north of the border.
|
|
Even if you're long past that feeling of first-day-of-school jitters, you have to feel for the students and teachers who are about to have a very rude awakening come September 1.
|
|
This rude awakening doesn't kill Shadow's re-imaginings of Laura completely; she still shows up in his dreams from time to time, haloed by his willful remembrance of her as some otherworldly shining light.
|
|
Since that tweet, the iShares Nasdaq Biotech ETF, the IBB, has fallen 27 percent, partially on fears that the pharmaceutical and biotech sector could be in for a rude awakening under a Clinton administration.
|
|
Avalere's findings suggest that many senior citizens in Medicare Part D plans will be in for a rude awakening this year after learning that their drugs, even generic prescriptions, will now have coinsurance requirements.
|
|
Ex-NFL quarterback Todd Marinovich says his naked drug arrest was a rude awakening about how out of control his substance abuse issues had gotten ... and now he's fighting to live for his kids.
|
|
With the media lavishing much deserved attention on the U.S. economy's renewed vitality, the Congressional Budget Office's latest long-term budget projections will — despite repeated warnings — come as a rude awakening for most Americans.
|
|
Both the Dow Jones industrial average and fell into correction territory earlier this year amid a spike in market volatility, a rude awakening after a year of historic calm and successive all-time highs.
|
|
While we knew the investment options weren't great, we were in for a rude awakening as to how much we were paying for the employer-sponsored account between the expense ratios and additional fees.
|
|
Right now, it looks like Sanders' flagging campaign might face another rude awakening that could put him even further behind Biden in the delegate race — and all but end his chances at the nomination.
|
|
Bill Wyman's song "In Another Land" is a pointed sendup of twee psychedelia, as its sweet harpsichord-backed verse gets a rude awakening in the chorus, and "On With the Show" bristles with sarcasm.
|
|
If anyone was under the impression that we were still in a Jane Austen novel in terms of national discourse and manners, it wasn't Cohen's fault that they were in for a rude awakening.
|
|
Click here to view original GIFVideo: Mahito Kaai/Asahi SumbunResidents of the southern Japanese city of Fukuoka had a rather rude awakening this morning when a gigantic sinkhole formed near the JK Hakata train station.
|
|
President Donald Trump campaigned on business-friendly promises to cut red tape, but federal agencies led by his appointees have "declared war" on big tech and it's a "rude awakening," the "Mad Money" host said.
|
|
So, when the moon wanes to its third and final quarter, we're in for a rude awakening: It's telling you that the time to revel is over for now — time to get down to business.
|
|
Maybe it's better to fast-forward again to the moment when Bernie declares that he'd love to spin Colbert's giant Wheel of News — then gets a rude awakening when he discovers what powers that wheel.
|
|
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Italy risks a rude awakening in the race for top European Union jobs as it faces growing isolation after eurosceptic nationalists in its ruling coalition won big in last week's European Parliament elections.
|
|
Ironically, those Republican members of Congress who had hoped their silence would buy them electoral stability are in for a rude awakening as Bannon launches a broad and expansive assault to defeat them in 2018.
|
|
If you were one of the millions of viewers who tuned in to the Bachelor finale to see whether or not Peter Weber found his happily ever after, you were in for a rude awakening.
|
|
Employees at a local car dealership in Zhanjiang, Guangdong were in for a rude awakening when a customer drove up to their office in a truck filled with wads of cash — 100,000RMB ($15,185) to be exact.
|
|
Maybe you take a cloth to your phone every now and then to wipe away the smudges and call it a day, but if you think that actually cleans it, you're in for a rude awakening.
|
|
That number is going to have to grow as the number of online devices do, or companies are going to find themselves in for a rude awakening in the form of lawsuits, fines and bad publicity.
|
|
It is a rude awakening for the Kurds, who enjoyed an economic boom until 2014 when the Baghdad government slashed funding to their region in a still unresolved dispute over how to share revenue and power.
|
|
That means that if you are holding a gym somewhere in New Zealand right now with just a lame-ass 500 CP Pinsir, Currie is probably on his way to give you a very rude awakening.
|
|
Schwartzman may not be David Spade, but Jesper feels like a distant cousin of Emperor Kuzco, the bratty, entitled ruler who received a rude awakening when he was transformed into a llama in Disney's cult classic.
|
|
"That's going to be a rude awakening for a lot of people," said Sharon Weston Broome, who, as mayor-president, oversees the municipal government in Baton Rouge as well as that of East Baton Rouge Parish.
|
|
Many conservatives are warning that if the president thinks his job is difficult now, he is in store for a rude awakening if Democrats take control of either chamber and suddenly have chairmanships and subpoena powers.
|
|
Leading Wall Street strategist Jason Trennert shared his market and policy outlook and revealed why large-cap tech stocks may be in for a rude awakening in an exclusive interview for CNBC PRO with Mike Santoli.
|
|
"Contrary to the national football team, the German economy did not have a rude awakening at the start of the summer," ING analyst Carsten Brzeski said, referring to the side's early exit from the World Cup.
|
|
Anyone who thought Lincoln would make the most of his freedom is in for a rude awakening, as our reintroduction to the former death row inmate finds him running from some shady characters whom he owes $100,000.
|
|
I know I've been living my best life this summer, and I'm trying to enjoy it to the fullest while I still can, because I know I'm in for a rude awakening when school starts back up.
|
|
A fair few Android users appear to be having a similarly rude awakening about how Google's mobile platform (and apps) slurp location data pervasively — at least unless the user is very, very careful to lock everything down.
|
|
This Taylor Swift app (Taylor Swift: The Swift Life) is for super fans only — so much so that if you, like me, thought you were a super fan, then you might be in for a rude awakening.
|
|
A "fake news desk", a collaboration with the Daily Mash, an online website, is well written and gives the show an absurdist streak (one "report", for example, was about northerners' rude awakening to the unfriendliness of London).
|
|
After basking in 70-degree temperatures in February, residents of the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast are in for one heck of a rude awakening early this week, as a powerful storm takes shape off the East Coast.
|
|
"In other words, the longs out there better believe that OPEC/non-OPEC alliance will continue the cuts through the second half as well if they want to avoid a rude awakening," JBC said in a note.
|
|
Ben Cardin (D-MD), the popularity of "abolish ICE" as a meme seems like a rude awakening — a realization that some of their party's base remains much further left on immigration than they are willing to go.
|
|
And earlier that day, NRSC communications director Katie Martin needled Senate Democrats in a statement by warning that they will be in for a "rude awakening" if they refuse to let Trump fill the Supreme Court seat.
|
|
If Trump officials think they will be able to defy the requests (or subpoenas) that are headed their way, or insult their way out of answering Hill interrogators, they are about to have a very rude awakening.
|
|
CNBC's warned on Tuesday that Wall Street could have a "very rude awakening" because the expiration of stock sales restrictions following IPOs will soon lead to a deluge of equities on a market with little investor appetite.
|
|
After Apple debuted Screen Time, a new iOS feature aimed to combat tech addition, at the Worldwide Developer Conference on Monday, Cook tried it and admits it led to a rude awakening about his own phone use.
|
|
Walking the length of Manhattan (it took more than eight hours), Sebastian Modak noticed details he had missed for years and faced a rude awakening when he came upon the city's largest development in decades, Hudson Yards.
|
|
If they push saving for a house to the back-burner in favor of spending money on travel, many might be in for a rude awakening when it comes time to start working toward a down payment.
|
|
Ridiculously Large Sinkhole Gobbles Up Five-Lane Road in Southern Japanese CityResidents of the southern Japanese city of Fukuoka had a rather rude awakening this morning when a…Read more ReadYour browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
|
|
Jorge Masvidal will be in for a rude awakening if he ever manages to coax Canelo Alvarez, one of the greatest active boxers on the planet, into a prizefighting ring in what would be one more crossover circus.
|
|
For investors, who had baked in a trade deal and generally expected the global economy shake off the negative impact of tariffs in 2020, it's a rude awakening — and a reminder that the US president is extremely unpredictable.
|
|
It was a rude awakening for the new fathers, who had expected a different reality before their final night at the hospital, ahead of when they finally brought the boys home almost three weeks after their arrival on Nov.
|
|
Forever 21 In fashion, if you're hoping to copy a piece of merchandise that's not only highly sought-after, but sold-out pretty much everywhere and have it fly totally under the radar, you're in for a rude awakening.
|
|
Ron White got a rude awakening after a man allegedly kicked the crap out of his tour bus in the wee hours of the morning ... prompting the comedian to rush out in his long johns wielding a golf club.
|
|
" She offered a fuller apology later saying, "Seeing a video of yourself behaving poorly, that you have no idea was taken, is such a rude awakening, that you don't know what to do -- I was so disgusted with myself.
|
|
CNBC's Jim Cramer warned on Tuesday that Wall Street could have a "very rude awakening" because the expiration of stock sales restrictions following IPOs will soon lead to a deluge of equities on a market with little investor appetite.
|
|
But for Camalia Baunto, whose entire clan voted last year for Mr. Duterte with his promise to bring peace and stability in the often violent region of Mindanao, the president's war to flatten Marawi has been a rude awakening.
|
|
This would be the biggest winter storm of the season so far (named "Jonas" by The Weather Channel), providing a rude awakening to a region that saw a record warm December and hardly any snow at all so far this winter.
|
|
Jeremy Warren, chief technology officer at smart home provider Vivint, told CNBC that technologists are at work "using AI methods to make [smart home] defenses smarter," as security breaches serve as a rude awakening for manufacturers and consumers to improve security.
|
|
Realizing that you can't actually blame your parents for everything is a rude awakening that comes hand-in-hand with adulthood, but it turns out that inflated bags around the eyes are one thing they may legitimately have saddled you with.
|
|
In what could be a preview of next year, the lower house this month dealt the government a rude awakening when it passed an alternate version of the government's income tax proposal and forced Macri's team back to the negotiating table.
|
|
Anyone with dreams of watching 38-year-old Chad Ochocinco try his hand at the OTHER football is in for a rude awakening ... 'cause the ex-NFLer says there is NO WAY he'd ever try his hand on the pitch.
|
|
If you're a Democrat who has ever been frightened at extreme legislation being voted out of the House of Representatives only to be comforted by the belief it would never pass the Senate, you may be in for a rude awakening.
|
|
Still, the vigilantes are in for a rude awakening if they are dreaming of a Goldilocks economy, quiescent inflation and an obliging Federal Reserve absorbing trillions of dollars of a rising public and private loan demand at unchanged credit terms.
|
|
Pacing and forcefully gesticulating, he delivered an only slightly updated version of the 30-minute speech he has been delivering since 993, when the political world suffered its first rude awakening to the septuagenarian socialist and his youth-driven insurgent campaign.
|
|
It may share their racism and contempt for democracy; but European populism is at least partly real, while Trumpist populism is turning out to be entirely fake, a scam sold to working-class voters who are in for a rude awakening.
|
|
I'd like to start this off by pointing out that anyone who thinks they look normal while making out would have a similarly rude awakening to Timothée Chalamet and Lily-Rose Depp were they also surrounded by paparazzi mid-kiss.
|
|
And while T'Challa (Chadwick Boseman), the Black Panther, is obviously the protagonist of the film, moviegoers looking forward to a narrative that centers Black men and masculinity as the only eligible leaders of Black communities are also in for a rude awakening.
|
|
Any Paris Hilton fans who've been following her exclusively through Snapchat were in for a rude awakening this weekend when sister Nicky Rothschild shattered a central illusion: "Stop with that f—ing voice," she told her sister in Hilton's latest Snapchat story.
|
|
If the strong tailwinds of interest rates and fiscal stimulus subside, if supply chains are interrupted and if the Trump administration carries through with its stated plans, the economic effects could be significant and markets could be in for a rude awakening.
|
|
It was a rude awakening for myself and for a lot of my close friends and classmates... Here we were graduating from high school, ready to embark on our lives, and we had this blatant reminder of the dangers of the real world.
|
|
It was a rude awakening for Goldman, which previously had done tens of millions of dollars' worth of work for the Mexican government, helping it protect itself against swings in the oil market, current and former employees with knowledge of the trades said.
|
|
Another reason, Ms. Risman said, is that young women were raised to believe they could achieve anything they wanted at school and work — and faced a rude awakening when they entered the professional world and found that sexism and harassment were still rampant.
|
|
The BIS, dubbed the central bank to central banks, called the near $6 trillion wipeout in world stocks last week a "rude awakening" for investors, but said there were no signs of it having the potential to turn into a financial crisis.
|
|
The BIS, dubbed the central bank to central banks, called the near $6 trillion wipeout in world stocks last week a "rude awakening" for investors, but said there were no signs of it having the potential to turn into a financial crisis.
|
|
The hyper growth of those start-ups had led to extreme valuations in the private markets, but this year's IPO market has served as a rude awakening as those companies' market caps in the public markets have fallen way below their private valuations.
|
|
Get four sheets of gift wrap and tags — $12.89 See Details Your soon-to-be ex may think this card is a sweet gesture, but they're in for a rude awakening — especially if they open it before bed, at work, or anywhere in public, really.
|
|
NEW YORK, April 26 (Reuters) - Investors buying Venezuelan debt in recent weeks on hopes the May elections might bring a new government or that rising oil prices will bolster the OPEC member's creditworthiness may be in for a rude awakening, analysts and portfolio managers say.
|
|
Jack's eternal love of playing the dating field got a rude awakening in the second episode when he realized that many eligible bachelors are now looking at him with an eye for a "dad" type; even Will was startled to find out the same.
|
|
Kosice was a bit of a rude awakening from the overwhelming peace I felt hiking the Tatras alone: the city was a host of the Ice Hockey World Championship and the streets were filled with enthusiastic (read: very drunk) fans from all over the world.
|
|
So we better get used to their real-life counterparts sooner rather than later, especially because most of the actors behind these iconic roles look nothing like their on-screen characters — and that rude awakening may cut deeper than watching Viserion speared down by the Night King.
|
|
The GOP is in for a rude awakening if the party expects the economy to ride to the rescue and protect it from doubts about the president's performance and concern about collusion between the Trump campaign and the Russian government during the presidential campaign in 2016.
|
|
LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - London theatergoers used to spectating in comfort are in for a rude awakening after the authors of a play swapped the traditional plush velvet seating for wooden benches and covered the floor with soil to simulate the feel of a migrant camp.
|
|
That gives us the best part of the song, which comes right after his opening salvo and details his prison bid before promising good things to come and a rude awakening for at least one guy: Does Lil Wayne have a Carter V label news surprise ready for Birdman?
|
|
MARVIN, THANKS FOR JOINING US. I WANT TO GET TO YOUR COMMITMENT TO THESE PHYSICAL STORES BECAUSE LAST WEEK, YOU SAID, I'M GOING TO PARAPHRASE, IS THAT E-COMMERCE COMPETITORS WHO THINK THEY CAN FULLY COMPETE WITHOUT STORES ARE, AND THESE ARE YOUR WORDS, IN FOR A RUDE AWAKENING.
|
|
Either way, they're about to receive a rude awakening, which will get even worse once Republicans push ahead with their plans to end Medicare as we know it, which seem to be on even though the president-elect had promised specifically that he would do no such thing.
|
|
While she demurs when asked if the film will finally topple another behemoth from its long reign at the top of the box office, many Hollywood prognosticators are saying that Star Wars: The Force Awakens might just be in for a rude awakening when Ride Along 2 opens this Friday.
|
|
"Though 'Lianna' is about a subject that only yesterday was called explosive, and that even now is not all that commonplace, the film Mr. Sayles has made about Lianna's rude awakening — to herself and the world — mostly avoids melodramatics," Vincent Canby wrote in his review for The New York Times.
|
|
If Indianapolis thought running against Tennessee was hard, it is in for a rude awakening against the Buccaneers (5-7), who allow just 76.2 yards a game on the ground and have allowed just one opposing running back (Chris Carson of the Seahawks) to break 100 yards against them this season.
|
|
Early in his education at UNC-Chapel Hill, though, he said he was faced with a rude awakening about the hidden costs of college: A music history professor asked students to buy a book he had written himself, which came bundled with a CD, and was priced in the hundreds of dollars.
|
|
So it was a rude awakening when, after forcing a city-wide ballot on the issue, and spending close to $9m on their campaign, Uber and Lyft found themselves on the wrong side of the progressive Austin population, which didn't want to be pushed around by big companies from out of town.
|
|
It can serve as a reminder of your perpetual singledom as you prepare to guzzle all the wine à la Galentine's Day, or a rude awakening as to how many weeks ahead you actually need to make reservations to ensure you and your new squeeze have dinner booked for the night of.
|
|
As a result, studios have taken to playing ball with China's censors just to ensure Dwayne Johnson doesn't have to rely on American theaters to pay for his next giant gorilla movie, and if you think removing patches from Maverick's jacket is as bad as it gets, you're in for a rude awakening.
|
|
"A deepfake can ruin a reputation in literally seconds, so if public figures don't start prepping for these threats before they hit, they're going to be in for a rude awakening if they ever have the misfortune of being featured in one of these videos," Marathon Strategies CEO Phil Singer told Mashable.
|
|
Ridiculously Large Sinkhole Gobbles Up Five-Lane Road in Southern Japanese CityResidents of the southern Japanese city of Fukuoka had a rather rude awakening this morning when a…Read more ReadCity officials assured CNN that a certain amount of movement was expected as the sand and cement used to fill the hole continues to settle.
|
|
In a video shared to YouTube yesterday, Kloss walks us through a quick 20-minute prep treatment, following the advice of renowned esthetician Georgia Louise (who treats Jennifer Aniston, Emma Stone, Jennifer Lawrence, and Linda Evangelista) — and it starts with one rude awakening: a frigid, 20-second ice bath geared toward brightening and tightening skin.
|
|
All the way to his rude awakening by Agent Skinner, Mulder truly drove that magic bus, leading to maybe the best moment in X-Files history (hyperbole alert, but still!): Mulder wearing a cowboy hat and line dancing his way around a Texas dance floor to Billy Ray Cyrus' "Achy Breaky Heart" while tripping balls.
|
|
The rude awakening is going to be the following, which is that when you look across the venture landscape you have a bunch of people who are, frankly, ill-suited to do what they're doing, and so as a result they feed off historical bias, they kinda focus on the things that they know the best, which will result ultimately in a bunch of marginal investments.
|
|
Even still, the possible existence of a rogue audio file of a sex toy owner's private moments was a rude awakening to some who have already grown wary of similar devices revealed to be insecure or outright nefarious—the most infamous being We-Vibe, which paid a $3.75 million settlement out of court after being named in a class-action lawsuit over data collection.
|
|
Letter To the Editor: Re "Puerto Rico's Rude Awakening" (Op-Ed, July 14): Rafael Matos is right to say that recent actions in Congress and the Supreme Court confirm that Puerto Rico does not have a unique and beneficial political status, but is merely a United States territory home to 3.4 million American citizens who cannot elect the leaders in Washington who make their national laws.
|
|
Apologies to everyone who sat down with their families during the holidays in 2016 to casually check out the first season of Netflix's The OA. The trailer may have borrowed the bikes and the weird helmet thing from Stranger Things, but if you plonked down next your mom expecting another light Netflix romp or whatever, good lord, were you in for a rude awakening.
|
|
Encouraging children to sharpen their precision skills and improve their dexterity is all well and good, but when the 5-year-old accidentally touches the tweezers to Cavity Sam's body while attempting to pluck out a toothpick-sized bone that's hypothetically paining the battery-operated patient, an earth-shatteringly loud buzzer blares, signaling the end of a turn and a rude awakening to a kindergartener's dream of someday becoming a surgeon.
|
|
"You can see McConnell Incorporated already trying to spin it and make it seem like it's not a devastating loss for them but they did everything in their power to push Moore out of the race, to pressure the White House to abandon him, and now they're getting a rude awakening that President Trump doesn't answer to Mitch McConnell, Mitch McConnell answers to President Trump," said Andrew Surabian, an adviser to Bannon.
|
|
If the idea of moving rightward seems distinctly strange to today's Democrats, it's partially because until this month's rude awakening, much of liberalism was in thrall to demographic triumphalism: Convinced that the party's leftward drift under President Obama and candidate Hillary Clinton was in line with the drift of the country as a whole, and confident that with every birth and death and naturalization and 18th birthday their structural advantage would only grow.
|
|
When people get given rewards they will always expect more and will keep expecting more in life, they will have a rude awakening when they realize when high school ends so does the rewards … At the fire department I work at we are not rewarded, not by our chief nor by the public and if we are offered a reward we turn it down because we are there to be there when people need us.
|
|
Read more:Jorge Masvidal will be in for a rude awakening if he manages to coax Canelo Alvarez into a lucrative crossover boxing matchWladimir Klitschko wants to return to boxing, but his chances of breaking the record as the oldest heavyweight champion are 'very slim'Conor McGregor recently surprised beginner boxers by taking over their lesson, shouting at them, and showing them how to punchA Bellator athlete was choked out in a fight, then mistakenly tried to attack the referee when he was regaining consciousnessA journalist was told to 'act like a normal guy' after pressing Conor McGregor on the sexual assault allegations that have been made against him
|
|
Read more:Conor McGregor will return to UFC against &aposCowboy&apos Cerrone, and experts say the Irishman will challenge Jorge Masvidal for the &aposBMF&apos title if he winsConor McGregor loves the mirror, has a massive ego, and will never be a &aposfat, old guy,&apos his coach saysJorge Masvidal will be in for a rude awakening if he manages to coax Canelo Alvarez into a lucrative crossover boxing matchCanelo Alvarez could become boxing&aposs greatest free agent since Floyd Mayweather, and Eddie Hearn says he would work with him &aposin an absolute heartbeat&aposConor McGregor recently surprised beginner boxers by taking over their lesson, shouting at them, and showing them how to punchThe 25 best fighters of 2019
|
|
Read more:Deontay Wilder, the &aposJohn Wick&apos of boxing, says he relaxes by firing guns through obstacle courses at SWAT team rangesLuis Ortiz says Deontay Wilder is &aposthe best heavyweight of this millennium&apos and punches so hard, so crisp, it&aposs like the crack of a whipMichael &aposVenom&apos Page just brutally knocked out another overmatched opponent before challenging Douglas Lima to a high-stakes rematchA 30-year-old MMA fighter knocked out his opponent with a high-flying move so audacious it made him look like a ninjaConor McGregor loves the mirror, has a massive ego, and will never be a &aposfat, old guy,&apos his coach saysJorge Masvidal will be in for a rude awakening if he manages to coax Canelo Alvarez into a lucrative crossover boxing match
|
|
Read more:Michael &aposVenom&apos Page is one win away from challenging the &aposdangerous&apos Bellator champion Douglas Lima, and is confident he&aposll winA 30-year-old MMA fighter knocked out his opponent with a high-flying move so audacious it made him look like a ninjaConor McGregor loves the mirror, has a massive ego, and will never be a &aposfat, old guy,&apos his coach saysDeontay Wilder, the &aposJohn Wick&apos of boxing, says he relaxes by firing guns through obstacle courses at SWAT team rangesWladimir Klitschko is plotting a spectacular boxing comeback, and he wants to break an old heavyweight recordJorge Masvidal will be in for a rude awakening if he manages to coax Canelo Alvarez into a lucrative crossover boxing matchConor McGregor recently surprised beginner boxers by taking over their lesson, shouting at them, and showing them how to punch
|
|
Read more:Deontay Wilder, the &aposJohn Wick&apos of boxing, says he relaxes by firing guns through obstacle courses at SWAT team rangesWladimir Klitschko is plotting a spectacular boxing comeback, and he wants to break an old heavyweight recordConor McGregor loves the mirror, has a massive ego, and will never be a &aposfat, old guy,&apos his coach saysJorge Masvidal will be in for a rude awakening if he manages to coax Canelo Alvarez into a lucrative crossover boxing matchConor McGregor recently surprised beginner boxers by taking over their lesson, shouting at them, and showing them how to punchHow David Haye plans to make a world champion out of Dereck Chisora, the once wild and unpredictable heavyweight who draws comparisons to tennis star Nick KyrgiosAn Irish boxer is challenging Conor McGregor to &aposstay sober&apos long enough so they can end their war of words and fight for a world title
|
|