Why should we feel as if we deserve confidential information from a private company? Should Coke or KFC give up their original recipe too? It’s none of our business and definitely not the business of their competitors.

Nielsen is a for-profit public business, as is Netflix. Netflix subscriber data and usage is proprietary information. If Nielsen wishes to enter into a contract where they pay Netflix for that data, I’m sure Netflix would be happy to send it over.

Because that information is extremely valuable? Letting your competitors know what shows they need to copy or steal is a bad idea.

A show is good or not on its own, not based on its popularity. Netflix doesn’t want or need to release the data. That doesn’t mean it “forfeited” the right to complain if some else is claiming to have such data and that data is wrong.

To be fair, it is a crap number.

IDKKKKK he was a pretty hot-shit-it-boy in the 90s. I bet he is exaggerating some, tho.

Of course he says he doesn’t remember anything. Why would he? When you are a famous person meeting a non-famous person, it’s far more likely that the interaction would just fade into the background of your memory, as opposed to when you are a non-famous person meeting a famous person. In 2007 I shook Barack Obama’s…

Or because human memory is imperfect. Especially if alcohol is involved.

That is a stretch.

I think what he said was pretty fair. “I don’t remember” seemed like an honest statement especially when he followed it up with “I am not calling you a liar.”

You know a rapist. Statistically, you know several rapists.

You really live up to your screen name.

If people in the grays are going to continually shit on every single sentient organism within a 10,000 mile radius of the state of California, and lump every single one of them into same group as the fucking actual rapists, then I don’t even know what the fuck anyone is supposed to do.

Again. You didn’t read the article.

In his position? I would not have done a single thing differently.

You may as well have just typed “I DIDN’T READ THE ARTICLE.”

I think I could watch an hour of Larry performing in court, but does such an urge make me no better than the beasts?

I thought the interactions between Larry and the judge were classic curb at its best. I loved that he was truly enjoying his time in the well, despite everyone else knowing it was a disaster. And I liked that it didn’t end with him in jail for contempt of court. It felt like the way things might actually play out in…

Larry: Are you expecting somebody?