You're right. However, if you like and want to keep your job you may want to say a few choice words.

You don't get it. You can have an unpopular/controversial opinion. You just may need to find a different job.

Not if you're the face of a company. Or part of a league...you know like Donald Sterling

I wouldn't fire him, but I can see why someone would.

He's absolutely right...until that very last line. It's like seeing those guys celebrate at the finish line before the race is over and fall on their face.

Wait, how many Kevin Spaceys are there? Is he literally inside every game sold?

It's funny because my IS had the same problem, but I am unsure if they actually made any in China.

Yeah, I get it, but one of the things I like about "the passionate pursuit of perfection" is that I know they actually gave a shit when making it. I never thought I'd buy another one, but they treat my 06 at the dealership like it's an LFA and they treat me like I have the cash to buy an LFA.

What? No Grant or Reed or Chet or Xavier? Bro quit making shit up

Dang brah, what frat are you in?

Yeah, sometimes reading or listening to him it's like he traded all common sense for the most analytic brain of all-time.

multiply their rapey index score by 2.25 if they are in a frat

Because affluent caucasians have more options than inner city kids in NJ. Even if they didn't do this, their kids would probably end up just fine...as in richer than you and I put together.

How old is she? It's weird because if she plays with older players her skills will develop faster as she won't be able to rely on her physicality. I've seen it multiple times where physically smaller players do not do as well because they just cannot physically compete but develop into really good players later. I've…

I just think there are easier ways than being a good lacrosse player to get into a good school. Is it really not very competitive on the LAX scene? I mean, I would never tell a HS you need to get good at basketball just to get into college because it's so competitive.

Don't parents just want kids that are good at shit? I'd be satisfied with a kid being good at school. Maybe these parents "need" to have a kid that's good at lacrosse?

The funny thing is I was actually a year younger for my grade and that played an advantage in age-related sports. So when I was in 8th grade I was playing baseball against 7th grade aged children. Having to compete with your grade level your entire life and then being told you are restricted and have to go down one…

Well if you're rich you could care less about earning potential. I guess getting into a good LAX school would be potential enough as well as give them an advantage in academics as well at a good school.

I understood everything up until around reason 3.9

you need to relax