I fucking loved that episode. To me it redeemed the tropey regression of the show over the last two years and reminded us of its roots—that the Manichean good guys / bad guys model of storytelling is bullshit.

I don’t see how anyone who has ever ridden in a taxi could say this with a straight face.

Thank you for posting what 90% of financial journalists bafflingly miss over and over again

What happened to the Commentist Manifesto written by Leitch? It has been erased from the internet

Yeah, it was all the IMF’s fault, not 50 years of communism

“I used to think that among consenting adults, it was fine,” she said.

I have never heard of this, and I don’t think we should let 4chan trolls appropriate the most widely known sign language sign in existence

These air on Bloomberg all the time

Well that’s great but then why is this kid shrieking on the plane then, because while knowing is half the battle, by then doing nothing about it—knowing becomes worthless

Are you in Texas or is this just completely out of the blue?

You joke, but cowboy boots

Start near the Mexican border (LA, SD, Houston) and as you go north it gets cut up more and more

That’s not a “problem”

Also, it’s been almost a week--if you cared that much about not being spoiled, you would have seen it already

Maybe he’d prefer it had been more like this:

I don’t think so—they could have had him win.

They completely nerfed the show when everyone was complaining about how problematic and uncomfortable all the torture and rapes were, and yet those are the realistic elements of medieval warfare and intrigue that made the show great in the first place

I didn’t hate it as much as you did, but I agree with your critique here

What if I develop autism at the age of 37?

If you began watching the show 8 years ago, you’ve seen Maisie slowly grow up.