Oh, and The Twilight Zone is an exception to all rules.

Oh, and The Twilight Zone is an exception to all rules.

Comedies have aged better than dramas, generally.

Comedies have aged better than dramas, generally.

Hey, The Beatles can do half-mocking renditions of Beatles songs just as well as the Stones!

Hey, The Beatles can do half-mocking renditions of Beatles songs just as well as the Stones!

By "jammed," you mean "become a permanent member of the E Street Band," right?

By "jammed," you mean "become a permanent member of the E Street Band," right?

And I assume that the three of them get together every Sunday for a mustache brunch.

And I assume that the three of them get together every Sunday for a mustache brunch.

Is that the "Podthoughts" thing that the intern writes? The writing on those is atrocious and the concepts infuriating.

Is that the "Podthoughts" thing that the intern writes? The writing on those is atrocious and the concepts infuriating.

Yeah, the comedian career talk is only compelling if they are being really honest. (Walking the Room is great for this.) But when it's a list of trivial complaints about the job, with a bit of ass-kissing mixed in - that reminds me too much of my own workplace.

Yeah, the comedian career talk is only compelling if they are being really honest. (Walking the Room is great for this.) But when it's a list of trivial complaints about the job, with a bit of ass-kissing mixed in - that reminds me too much of my own workplace.

But unlike TV, there are more good podcasts than I can keep up with in a week. I guess the real problem is that I can't spend all my time listening to podcasts.

But unlike TV, there are more good podcasts than I can keep up with in a week. I guess the real problem is that I can't spend all my time listening to podcasts.

God, I miss dim sum. Particularly when they roll it up to you on those carts. Nothing makes me feel more like Hedonismbot.

So simple, so easy to make, so damn good! One of life's great pleasures.

Good to know! I read a post online that said something like "I would never use a sourdough starter that hadn't been fed twice a day for at least 30 days." And that just seemed like… an incredible amount of flour to go through.

That's awesome. I sometimes use a few spoonfuls of peanut butter, which, if you don't overdo it, adds an awesome richness to every bite without particularly tasting like peanut butter.