In 2014, 13% of people aged 30-34 were living at home with their parents, which I wouldn’t consider “really common.” In fact, it’s been consistently 1/4th the percentage of those aged 18-24 living at home. In other words, people move out as they get older, consistently(https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2016/0…

I’m not sure how old you are but if you are 18 or older you should move out.

I’ll stick with Grey’s and also Chicago Med. I don’t care for The Resident or The Good Doctor. I’d take another House though.

They won’t really be able to unlearn weed, so they’ll need new dogs that only know other drugs. I’d adopt all of these cute dogs and I’m not afraid of the consequences of dogs #4, 5, and 6...

There’s plenty of apps for having multiple lines to one number, and there’s always google voice. I have 5 numbers across 2 phones. My personal cell, my direct office, and local lines in NJ, NYC, and Chicago.

If you have to fold pizza in half, it’s no longer pizza. it’s a sandwich. 

If you saw how much people pay for MMA, WWE, and boxing PPV, you’d see that $20 is criminally underpriced.  $120 is a good starting point, maybe $200 if there’s some good fights on the undercard.

This is structural unemployment, which is still an issue. Structural unemployment is the unemployment caused by a mismatch in jobs and skills - like a robotics factory being understaffed, with too few mechanics who can work on robots, while also displacing people who used to have these same jobs.

If it’s a weektime afternoon game, great culture fit. 

Businesses will, in fact, accept smaller margins to the specific degree of price elasticity of demand. For example, gas stations change their prices multiple times a day as a result of competition, but the cost of their gas is fixed. They are obviously accepting different margins throughout the day.

The author decided not to date white people because she isn’t attracted to white people, or is generally more attracted to black men. 

There is a difference between “feeling comfortable” in a work environment versus “feeling comfortable” with someone on a romantic setting.

Not dating people because you aren’t attracted to them is fine. Not sitting by them on the train isn’t fine, because it’s a train. You are sitting next to them, not dating them. One is about your romantic preferences, and one has literally no bearing on your life whatsoever. 

Honestly nothing is really going on until there’s a good youtube conspiracy video edited in the old Windows Movie Maker.

Correct. One is sitting on the train and one is dating. They are different things

Dicks Lugar, Durbin, and/or Burr, obviously.

As someone who trains new hires in a sales role, training out “filler phrases” like “Let me be clear,” “to be honest,” and those phrases is the hardest part of changing someone’s process. For most people, it’s the same as saying “um,” and it’s frustrating.

They can be useful and make sense in some senses. I work with startup tech companies, who all have NDAs with us (and by extension me) as a condition of their relationship

tabloid conspiracy is that khloe is actually OJ’s kid

fluoridated water is a triumph of public health