A real bummer for me this summer was finding out one of my good friends loves Pod Save America. I had not heard of Pod Save America know back in August. But my friend put it on during a 4+ hour drive, and oh man, it is so fucking bad. It’s entire premise seems to be that this country had no problems until Trump came…

They sure do charge a tax. Many beyond the 10% VAT proposed here. The federal fuel tax has not risen since the nineties.

See Stockton for unremarkable game but huge stats:

Ho boy. Sounds like a disaster:

The highlight truthers never quit.

And people wonder why I quit all team sports by the end of sophmore year.  The golf team was the tamest of the hazers.  They just forced you to drink and toke up out on the links, which was something that 14/15 year old me was not really cool with.

I’d probably sit out the rest of the season after destroying Kentucky.  Didn’t really hurt Kyrie’s prospects in the draft when he got injured.  

Hell yeah, let’s watch some DUUUUUUUNKS!

I realized he couldn't write back in the Yahoo days. But I just follow him on Twitter for the scoops. 

We’re currently analyzing how much more cash the KSA will give us vs how much money we’ll lose in sponsorships for participating in this tournament.  We hope you’ll understand that there are luxuries that the two of us cannot yet purchase, and we would very much like to be able to purchase those items in the near…

The Celtics were so sure Fultz was the number one pick, they traded down.

Let’s see how the last CAO at Telsa has been moving and shaking around the valley to get that cheddar.

Totally normal for a new Chief Accounting Officer to resign one month into a job.  Especially walking away from the greatest quarter in company history.

Man, after that right hand connect, I expect at least a four game suspension for Rondo.

Philly is great.  It’s got it all, and it’s really close to New York.  So you get an even huger bonus city you can get away to on weekends.  

You guys got any snacks up in here?

I’d advise against buying a Tesla in the near term.  With everything I read, I personally believe they’re going bankrupt.  But even if you don’t agree with me, let’s see how the next two quarters under SEC and DOJ supervision go.  

Employers in these industries know they can’t enforce the standards you expect. They won’t have any workers.

Going public is largely a way for insiders to cash out their equity in a business. It is often an insignificant source of funding. More typical is using ongoing revenue streams and tapping banks for loans and financial markets for more traditional funding like bonds.

I guess you're not familiar with seasonal labor. Lots of landscapers are wake and bakers. Half the people working at a ski resort? You better believe they're high.