I love that movie but it's impossible to watch with that score now. It's so jarring with what's happening on screen.

There's no other time in history when music sounded like that, and it's this very narrow slice of time too, pretty much binding it to late 70s early to mid 80s, and that's it. So it is instantly recognizable.It's an inside joke with my wife and I whenever we hear that kind of music so that's more what was going on…

I was watching Blade Runner once and my wife was in the next room doing chores. There came a blast of the score at one scene.

Pasta is too ethnic for our president.

I started reading it without checking the byline but when I saw him expertly weaving contradictory thoughts together so expertly like he does in these long form pieces, I knew it was Sean.

It wouldn't surprise me. I know Stipe tried to take Cobain under his wing when they broke too.

Just a couple more years and they could have CGIed the water probably and been much less stressful for him.

I saw this late night one night on VH1 or MTV or something in 1999; they were airing it in its entirety I think without commercials. I was already a Radiohead fan but the movie was so unique in putting the viewer into their headspace with the interview footage, montages set to droning and buzzing, and onslaught of the…

Well done steak with ketchup is so perfectly Trump though. Like someone above said, he's ordering steak, which is what he thinks a wealthy powerful man should do, but the ruins it by cooking it well done.

That's a good question. That's the impasse I come to with that friend I mentioned above. But beyond that though, it's just a waste of money and material. You get a prime grade piece of well marbled meat, that takes time and effort. Dry aging it takes more time and effort. Cooking it to the right temp takes skill.…

That article quadrupled in comments in the span of an hour. I should have realized that was why.

BROWN MAN MAY RUN FOR PRESIDENT. ALERT. THIS IS AN ALL HANDS ON DECK SITUATION. THIS IS NOT A DRILL.

Even before he ran, or was president, if I heard him talk, I started wanting to punch things. It's such an obvious grift. It couldn't be more obvious if he had his hand in your pocket whenever he spoke.
"Hey! He said that thing twice! That must mean he means it! I better do what he says!"

"Now, I have this little joke I do. People love it. They tell me it's the funniest thing they ever heard. Colbert, he wrote to me and told me it's the funniest thing he's ever heard. He won't admit it but he did.

Listen. Listen. I don't work for Trump. Don't work for Trump. I can't say who I work for but believe me, he is a great man. Just tremendous. All the people I know, they say he's the best boss ever. Chefs come up to him all the time and tell him, "Mr. President, burned steak and ketchup, I never thought of that before,…

I forgot to mention that this also finally turned me around on Ethan Hawke, after avoiding him like the plague for nearly a decade after Reality Bites.

Like a burnt hamburger with too much ketchup on it. Because any cut of beef cooked well done is going to taste the same.

[Next week, in an interview:]

I have a friend I've gone to the mat on about this. Same thing. I once invited them over for steaks, and before he accepted he asked if I'd be cooking them well done, I said no, and that was that.

They call ice cream "gelato" in Italy!