This seems surprisingly common as well. One of my coworkers only works 6 months out the year, jets off to European vacations and owns a house.

That is indeed the answer. I always wonder about this shit too, and I honestly think people who make less than $100k and do things like spend $5k on a weekend festival are a) not saving any of their money for anything and/or b) living on credit cards. And maybe not paying rent.

Truth. The nonchalant putting $500 on a wrist band, and I’m working 50 hours a week with a master’s degree and sometimes wonder how we’re getting groceries.

Whenever I read stories like this in the world, I wonder how on earth people my age or younger can just go and willy nilly drop $2000 on something like this. Our household income is twice the median and anything over $200 is a ‘is this ok? Can we do this?’ type of purchase. I always wonder what these people do for a…

Like, I hope this is a transcript of a, like, literal conversation and this idiot didn’t type up, like, a description of her experience using these words.

like, this was my rent, which I just spent on this thing that’s not happening.

“You had Emily Ratajkowski and Kendall Jenner promoting it,”

I find this hysterical.

Don’t shit where you eat. Please. Your work spouse is about half as attractive as you think they are once the mystery/secrecy/danger is gone. Everyone is their better, more attractive self in a professional environment. The excruciating awkwardness of showing up for work the next morning and feeling like everyone…

When they advocate violent harassment like Milo does, yes. When they advocate violence like Ann Coulter does, yes. Fuck yes.

Coulter’s not doing it to start a dialogue but to troll the left so she and other conservatives can claim to be “victimized” by a bunch of PC SJW’s. It’s just a stunt. to feed the Right’s constant diet of resentment. Besides, does anyone really think Anne Coulter has anything of value to say anyways?

An attempt to answer your questions. I believe they were worried about riots, especially after recent Milo and nazi violence and multiple violent groups on both sides said they would come out for this.

I don’t think every speaking engagement should be cancelled but these really have nothing to do with sharing or…

You know when I vote with my vagina I make sure to wipe clean the sharpie before and after (The possible spread of STDs is always on my mind), but the climb onto the voting booth is the hardest part.

“an opportunity to respect a woman like that” - I will NEVER respect a woman like that. She’s a woman who is out of touch, has not accomplished anything on her own, does not stand for the rights of women or the exploited, etc. If by “a woman like that”, he means a woman who can speak in complete sentences yet say…

When he says that, I’m hearing “the left doesn’t put women on a creepy paternalistic pedestal, like we do, and judges them according to their own merits (and actions) like actual humans.”

LOL so respect means we’re not allowed to judge other women on their merits and act accordingly. Ahh conservatives.... It’s like when they talk about abortion and say “feminists say it’s about protecting women, but what about those aborted women fetuses?!!!?!!?!”

But when women support women, they’re just “voting with their vagina.”

Yep! Once you come by my office at Juicero and see it in action in our break room, you’ll realize that a total corporate perk it is.

It’s certainly not for everyone. For example, it’s not for people with hands who can squeeze a bag.

But, damn good juice compared to what?

What juices have you tried that are horrible?

I mean sure, the only convenience I can fathom is that you don’t have to go to the store, to buy the stuff to make the juice. Or even stop by a juice place to buy juice. Nothing will go bad in your fridge. You seemingly can get as…