#1 If I have a noon football game on Saturday or Sunday to attend, my tailgating starts at 8:00am, and it will definitely include beer immediately upon arrival and continuing until I walk into the stadium and refuse to pay for stadium beer.

My mom used to start at 6/630, take lunch at 1, back at 2, leave at 3/330.

At first I thought you were going to start an “in line” vs “on line” debate.

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As in all you can do is spin around and zoom? I’ll have to try it that way and see what my guesses look like.

Do you agree with this system, or just pointing out at that this is the way it is and we need to accept it and plan accordingly?

Thank you for this. I’d never heard of it, but it is quite enjoyable.

Yeah that’s it. Thanks.

Didn’t it used to be in an old bank? I dont know how old I was but when I went it remember walking in at street level to what looked like an old bank. Maybe I am misremembering though, but I would guess I was older then 10 when I went.

I assume you meant Star Wars: TFA and not Last Jedi. Unless you are saying you had the opportunity to see an advance screening?

Well look at that. I have never even heard of such things.

We dont all have somone to apply to our backs so uneven coverage on my back is better than nothing at all.

To be fair New Orleans is full of nice people too, even if the rest of LA isnt. And while I think you should see New Orleans Mardi Gras at least once in your life (uptown, not downtown/french quarter), it is not necessary to repeat.

+1 for the Dan Fielding reference. I havent heard that name in years.

Thanks. I happen to agree with you, but always nice to hear I’m not crazy in thinking that way.

I am an attorney and am in no way passionate about my work. But the attorney I work with is approaching 80, and while I have no desire to take over his practice, I also feel a responsbility not to leave him hanging at this point in his career. I would much prefer to quit and go work in house for a bank where I could…

I see all of these articles about vacations and needing/deserving time off, and I would like clarification: do these millennials you counsel all work for large corporations where they absolutely owe no allegiance to the corporate machine?

The answer to the question is “No, duh”

From a Chris Rock bit around 2000 (this is how you take that argument to the absurd and show them how stupid they sound).

When are MLS games played? Weeknights? Weekends? Both?