WHAT IS MOON

Sometimes I just don’t know, People. I really don’t.

Maybe some Texas classics? You can’t go wrong with Stevie Ray Vaughan, and/or Jimmy Vaughan and the Fabulous Thunderbirds. SRV’s last album (w/Jimmy) was Family Style (“White Boots”, “DFW”). Brilliant stuff.

I am loving you, Michael Harriot.

I think if you are living in a truck in South Dakota, you are already in hell? So I’m not sure where you would get raptured to? So many theological questions.

EWWW Ugh I don’t want to know

Snort. You made the right call.

Whether his absence is based on absconding, as oft alleged by the Government in their filings, or whether he was taken and secreted against his will, or whether he experienced the miracle of rapture is unknown to counsel.

Nice example of the writer’s point. Well done.

Yeah me too.

That’s a broad generalization. Has that conclusion been quantified? I don’t mean to be rude, just asking for citation.

I really hope you are wrong but I’m afraid you may be right.

Responsibility as a decent human being, Yes. Duty under the law, No.

Thanks?

Oh absolutely, I completely agree! Which is why I stressed the legal or contractual duty; not the moral or ethical duty to do the right thing. Unfortunately there’s no law against being a crappy person.

As I said, law varies from state to state. Yes, a DA can bring criminal charges but it is not the norm. Again - as I wrote in other responses - this case depends on the specific facts and the applicable state law.

Really? I did not know that. I’ve always had a pretty dim view of Yahoo, but The More You Know I guess!

It would depend - again, if the producer had a duty of care. Serving liquor as a bartender (and in some states, adults who serve alcohol socially in their home) can rise to liability for harm caused due to a statutorily established duty of care.

No, unfortunately that’s not the law. Couple of things:

Okay listen - I love you guys, the Root, and Jez, and have been a commenter around here for years.... But I have to protest the following: