I see people replying here saying that even asking for the FOB was OK...I live in a building, you need a FOB, for the life of me I have never “closed the door behind me” to stop someone from entering, or asked someone for “proof” to follow behind me. Even that seems insane. Am I the weird one here?

I don’t have a big problem with the very, very beginning of this where she asks to see his FOB to get into the building. I’ve done something similar before when someone tried to piggyback through a door behind me, and up to that point you can make the argument that it’s legitimately about security.

Everything that…

Precisely. I’ve run into this a hundred times at work, in rehearsal studios, at apartments: you don’t know someone, you don’t let them in. You politely ask them to use their own key/fob and you close the door. Then you walk away because nothing that happens after that is your business. I’ve had that done to me…

Act like you’ve been there before.

the most impressive athletic achievement of our lifetimes

Ok, good. So not Armed Forces.

In case anyone is wondering, the German term for “severe anguish and disenchantment with the state of German football” is “Mesut Özil”.

You can see the guy’s white-collar career flash before his eyes the moment he realizes he’s been caught on video screaming racial epithets.  

While it’s amazing for us mere mortals who enjoy golf to see (subjective) the GOAT, it’s exciting watching him get back to form and makes good tv.

“NO ONE IS COMPLAINING!” shouts complaining man, into the void.

God, this Bill Belichick-Robert Kraft-Tom Brady relationship is going to make such a great sports movie when it finally gets made. But does anyone know when Kevin Spacey, Martin Sheen, and Air Bud’s shooting calendars will all be free at the same time next?

“I think the guy in the video below is probably making a bad situation worse.”

You can’t “steal” a QBing job. You win it through hard work. It’s not like it’s a crab leg.

Nice of the team to let Homeless Conor McGregor answer some questions.

Watching stuff like this makes me feel like it’s time to let football wind down. I was a fairly serious fan for decades but it’s hard to enjoy hits now that we know the consequences. When a ton of these players’ lives are fucked just for the repetitive low-level hits, seeing a big injury hit is a sad reminder that…

In the US Open, 23 men were penalized, and only 9 women were penalized. 

I too am short, and I don’t think Miazga was being anything but a rude dick.

The USMNT should not be talking shit to anyone.

Full disclosure: I’m a short king. But do we really think this is witty or news-worthy? Like why is this cool but fat-shaming isn’t? 

This is a bullshit statement: