My new housemate has just started playing Breath of the Wild for the first time (literally; they saw me start reading this article and decided to give it a shot), and watching reminded me how quickly the game gets you into its play style. Things just make sense, and if you try something it probably works. It reminds…

Because everybody deserves one.

I will always call or submit an inquiry on an MSRP car over a “call for price” ad.

The cop car was the Taurus. The superior Robocop car was the 6000 SUX, which was based on a 77 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme.

Hey, that Oldsmobile does okay as long as you get the trucoat, don’tchaknow. Just ask for Jerry Lundegaard, he’ll get you squared away.

Its not price gouging thats a very different offense. Nor is it racketeering (asking for protection money). This is more an instance of vertical tying. Where you only allow the consumer to purchase an item if they purchase another item.

My first thought seeing the headline/photo was “why are we pretending like this never existed?”

I’m a math teacher and I am sick and tired of people responding with how much they hate math/are terrible at math as some sort of point of pride. When English teachers introduce themselves do other people gleefully admit to being illiterate?

Reminds me of how one of my science teachers in high school said he had become a drug dealer. He worked for a pharmaceutical company, selling meds to retail outlets.  

I mean, you’re not wrong.