I read The Game a year or two ago because I kept seeing PUA stuff pop up since it’s blended so seamlessly with Internet marketing (and seems to have the same customer base as get rich quick blogs).

I’m inclined to say that his salary might be the most reasonable part of this. Quality is irrelevant - a name columnist is one of the few things that might get someone (by someone I mean a person my father’s age, closing in on 70) to buy a paper in 2015.

Tyler, you play in Texas now - your last name is pronounced Sa-geen. dealwithit.gif

Does the alphanumeric thing have anything to do with international branding? I mean, I’m guessing that Hyundai isn’t going to have much luck positioning this brand in China or Russia but at least a G46 will be a G46 the whole world ‘round.

918 and the, uh, 911.

Let me suggest evacing the decent people of the town and then napalm. All the napalm. Possibly followed with a good salting of the earth.

‘Visibly intoxicated’ is included in these statutes (and only in the civil liability side, to my knowledge) because a server can claim they were drinking prior to coming in. If you serve someone to the point of intoxication, you will be on the hook. (CO was one of those states where I got certified.)

If they weren’t “visibly intoxicated,” how did the server know that he needed to call in and lie to 911?

Yes, it’s illegal to serve someone to the point of drunkenness in many states - server and establishment are civilly and criminally liable. Ever see a bar deal with a drunk asshole and not call the cops when they would be justified in doing so? That’s why - they weren’t supposed to get the asshole drunk to start with.

Pssst. If they were drunk it was illegal for the server to get them drunk. That’s the point (and I can make italics too)!

I’ve started to listen to the podcast when the stated topic seems interesting - Savage is much more likable than I would have guessed. I’m inherently suspicious of people who obsess about things like mechanical watches but he appears to be an exception.

Now you’re just trolling. Homie never indicates any fear for the public safety and posts it to show how he fucked over two shitty tippers.

Yep, not hard to read the subtext of “medically and legally distinct from being a mutant.”

Right, “specific rules to the contrary” - which are, as far as I know, essentially universal in the US (outside of maybe Louisiana).
You’ve got to have your food handler and alcohol server certs/classes/licenses and part of that is finding out that you and the establishment you work at share liability and you are not…

That’s not wasteful spending, SS not really being ‘spending.’ Of course, you’re not actually going to find someone defending any of the holes in which SS money falls into anyway, despite your protestations about the damn dirty lib’ruls who only want to cut defense or whatever.

What you might find is someone saying that…

So you’re down with means testing SS and removing income caps on paying in? Cool, we’ve just made SS viable forevermore. Join us in the commie ranks, comrade.

Incorrect. In many states, refusing to take a breathalyzer or participate in sobriety tests - which you should never do, btw, unless you’ve had zero alcohol (blowing .08 can require as few as two drinks) - you lose your license and are essentially treated as guilty (including fees for interlocks and that sort of…

I never side with the customers on this but yeah, the margarita one is a shitty move.

I’ve gotten alcohol server certs in three states and in every one of them, yes, you’re in the wrong (legally) if you serve someone to the point that they can credibly be called drunk.

Assuming the shitty tippers weren’t actually…

Where is this wasted money in Social Security?

Looks to me like they’re still essentially the same (‘different gauge clusters’ doesn’t mean one is better or more luxurious than the other) only now both are luxury automobiles with the Cadillac being an Aston to the Chevy’s Jaaaaaaaag.