He can at least sell it and get a significant amount of the money back. Probably even significantly more if there’s some certification that it’s their ring.

Counterpoint: alcohol is a drug.

I made a similar comment below without looking at the other greys. Agreed.

I can’t imagine she returned a ring she likely bought and not something of deep sentimental value to him and his family. They’re probably just keeping it a little quieter.

He had moved in with her, and likely most of their stuff is hers, so he’s going to be facing a lot of financial setbacks. Why shouldn’t she return it to him so that’s not as much of a hardship as it could be?

I always think it was cursed.

Jesus. I didn’t go into this expecting to feel empathy for this douche.

Honestly, @jon_snow_420 makes me feel more sane just by reading her account. And @electrolemon and @aparnapkin (both of whom have been referenced or alluded to above) are phenomenal follows. @RheaButcher continually gives me hope for humanity. @Bishilarious is my future wife.

I was walking down the street last night, and I passed two 50- or60-something-year-old women and Woman 1 said “She’s Sikh,” and Woman 2 replied with something I don’t remember, then Woman 1 said “So, is she Muslim?”

The “nee” thing seemed like a joke to me. 

His main argument was that a high percentage of the cabbies are immigrants. I still think he was wrong on this issue, but I think he was coming from a good place.

I’ve literally never even listened to it and immediately recognized it because I spend WAY too much time on Twitter. 

Here’s something about the pregnancy question — when I was moving to New York, I was ecstatic about it. I couldn’t wait to tell everyone. But then all of a sudden I got the same uncreative questions over and over again and was bored out of my mind.

Great Twitter followers.

Oh geez I should’ve read literally the first reply to this comment.

I’m going with “yes”.

You don’t get credit for using your privilege for good. You don’t. You get the knowledge that you did the baseline right thing, and that’s it. If you want cookies, go home and bake them for yourself.

Everyone with your “poor little rich white girl can’t catch a break” comments— Christ. It’s 2018. She waited until now to speak up about politics and we’re supposed to praise her?

Good points. 

Yeah, I worded that poorly— the *anger* just doesn’t seem directed at Kate to me, but that doesn’t mean I’m right.