> No argument. No squaring up. No taking it outside.

That's about infinite minutes more than I'm willing to put into getting a tv to work instead of watching something on my laptop.

It’s almost as if a sports league shouldn’t be trying to adjudicate domestic violence.

Every Hilton-brand hotel I have stayed in over the past couple of years no longer has a box, it uses a weird remote to control basic channels connected via coax. The remote does not have an input button, and the TV itself does not either.

None of the Hilton-brand hotels that I’ve stayed in over the past couple of years or so allow it anymore. Basically any of their hotels with the remote pictured below doesn’t have a way to change input.

Fifa? More like Fortnite. 

Since people you see outside in your area buy HD, it must mean it’s doing fine. Let’s ignore their financials and all evidence to the contrary.

That's great. It also completely misses the point of what I said.

I thought hotel TVs were mostly decoration at this point, ever since some moron decided that guests shouldn't have access to different inputs, making it impossible to connect a laptop or Chromecast to them.

> But if he keeps doing things like this, we’re going to have to admit he’s really a decent person, and not a pile of Pork Cracklins that came to life and disguised itself with items retrieved from the lost and found on Cabo San Lucas during spring break.

It is most definitely not cheaper than what he proposed, since what he proposed is cash-free. It would create a liability on their books that wouldn’t have any effect on how the cash exchanged hands for the purchase of the vehicles.

A bike that younger people want costs half as much as H-D is willing to charge.

It always amuses me that gaming media outlets focus so much on crunch. That’s the reality of every project-driven white collar job. 

Wanna know how I know you're white?

I think it’s less a problem of talent and more a problem of managers using too many relievers. Limit the number of pitching changes (except for injury, which requires mandatory 20-day DL) allowed per game and teams won’t run out of pitchers as often. A pitcher having the worst day of his career wouldn't be as bad as…

That's an awfully strong opinion for someone who doesn't have a clue what he's talking about. 

It remains to be seen whether they just want HBO XL or more, cheaper content. I wouldn’t mind more shows being greenlit if the production value stays high.

The Leftovers. Other than The Americans on FX, I can't recall a show that was that good and had such a small following.

> 6oz is the proper burger size

Backpack with modem/hot spot/batteries/etc and shoulder-mounted camera or a gimbal. No consent from anyone, which is why most people absolutely despise these idiots.