I thought our job was to get rid of the dead hookers?

Yeah.

You are literally worse than Hitler.

Prognosis: Negative.

My question is how does somebody think that headlining at a several-hundred-person seat venue constitutes a "boss level"? Do Madison Square Garden and then talk about boss levels.

Not as big a disaster as is about to befall 30something white men everywhere:

My problem is that I tell myself I'll get around to a series when it ends to catch up on the whole thing and then forget that idea because I lose interest in ever watching it. This is why I've not seen a single episode of the Sopranos; only the first three episodes of Breaking Bad; etc. I realized with time that I…

SWALLOW IT DOWN IT FEELS SO GOOD SWIMMING IN YOUR STOMACH.

If you trip them they can't run away. Also midgets; they have very short legs.

I love you, RepostedAvengedSevenfoldFan.

Yeah, I haven't really gotten seriously into any new music since I was about 28 or so.

Yes, because actually makes people cry.

That seems pointless.

I have absolutely no idea what Instagram is, other than a place you can post photos to, and you can already do that on Facebook and so I don't see the point of it.

Um… that's a pretty good point, actually. No, I'd absolutely never say that to a gay male underling.

I mean… it depends. For me now, it's all I know; I couldn't imagine working in a place where everybody is timid and shocked if somebody starts yelling and screaming. You adapt to your environment.

I mean, people appreciate feedback on how they're doing. If a person can't tolerate his/her subordinates saying "you handled that situation improperly; you should have done x, y, and z," then they're really not cut out to be managers.

I'm 34, and I do care about most of those types of music from the '60's and '70's (I'm not a jazz fan really at all). I'm familiar with quite a few folk singers of the '60's — Joan Baez is one of my favorite singers ever — but I just haven't heard any of this woman's music, evidently.

Er, no, not defensive at all. What are you talking about?

I'm 34.