Compare And Contrast Betty White And Stephenie Sanders

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Wouldn't it be amazing to dine with the three people you like most? If I were to pick three people to have dinner with, it would be Betty White, Deadpool, and Bernie Sanders. I think it would be very humorous and hectic.

My first choice is Betty White. She is a famous actor who stars in TV series like Golden Girls and Hot in Cleveland. She is very well known for being on of the first women to control things in front of and behind a camera. Her career has been going for more than 75 years and has received many awards for her efforts. I think she would be very fun to have at a dinner party. I would love to hear stories of her past and how she feels about her life.

My second choice is Deadpool. He is a Marvel antihero. He is disfigured and

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