I’m still thinking this one through, but my initial thought is to ask to have the surcharge taken off, then tip the waiter/ress an extra 3% in cash with a note to find a job where the owners don’t force their employees out in front to justify their political opinions.

You’re all over the place today.  Slow down.

As a fellow white-collar union employee dealing with bullshit management, just keep embarrassing them in public. Educators are basically batting 1.000 for the last few years when they stand up and fight.

I’m not fucking eating anything on two puffy salt-less saltines.  I’d smack that out of an elementary or middle-school kid’s hands.

I like that Basketball Reference lists Chris Singleton’s nickname as “Carl”.

I’ve been disappointed that none of my students know who Nipsey Russell is (honestly, I mean, why would they?).

This guy gets proper name flow.

In the AAF, the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups. The players who were suckered into wasting months of their life, and the owners who will somehow cash out and profit on an obvious disaster. These are their stories.

Small businesses are notoriously bad at analyzing data and change.  It’s why most of them fail.

“The NCAA is so mad at the North Carolina football and men’s basketball programs that they put the women’s basketball team on probation.”

This is pretty much it. The second drivers are properly classified as employees instead of independent contractors (due to the financial control subsection of the law), the entire model falls apart.  They’re barely paying employees now, just wait until they have to cover half of their Social Security and Medicare.

The issue with him running for a bigger office first is that Indiana is not friendly to Democrats. His district is R +11 and the state is R +9, so he has to overcome some major hurdles just to get elected once. If he goes “full Splinter-acceptable liberal”, he would get destroyed. If he loses a major election, he may…

My favorite moment from that ending was when they put the camera on Duke’s bench and everyone seemed to simultaneously realize that they were totally screwed by their lack of fouls.

The Izzo part of this was having former players of his who had been accused of sexual/physical assault (Travis Walton/Keith Appling) and letting Walton live in his basement rent-free during the time when he was being investigated while working for the school, which would be a super HR no-no if you were basically…

I would, but with the caveat that the kid really needs to work on his shot and not be put in the position of starting day one in the NBA.

This was fascinating to read. I’ve had issues with substance abuse and sleep for years and I think I could legitimately say I didn’t dream at all for at least a decade in my 20's and 30's because I was passed out and never got 6-8 hours at a time.

The Mets are aware that there are airports on the east coast of Florida, right? West Palm Beach is right there.  Even Orlando is closer.

I know, LOL. You kids with your HIGH SCHOOL shot clocks don’t know how good you have it.

Define the production and we’ll discuss. Not a lot of rookie point guards are handed the keys day one, so not a lot of rookie point guards have quantity numbers. If he’s had great nights, just imagine how bad some of the other nights must have been to get where he currently is.

What’s hilarious is they were all too stupid to know how to “cheat” the right way. Like paying $15,000 to get unlimited time on an SAT, when any real society person that hates their kids knows the local psychologist who’ll give you the diagnosis for $500 and a recommendation to friends. They’ll probably designate your…