No. It doesn’t. It has a different meaning in Asia. The West is so fucking ignorant. 

Yeah.... the title is cringe.

The show’s title isn’t doing it any favors and seems a bit tropish.

Yeah unfortunately this one was pretty dire. I made it about 15 minutes in

I tried to watch it. I got two episodes in and realized I didn’t care what would happen to these people.

Yes, Margaret Atwood will surely be the first to try to normalize Trump’s people.

Hester Prynne can still sew, yes? And she can still live her life, yes?

My focus would not be on the rich and famous, but rather the unknowns who get ganged up on and fired due to social media mob campaigns. Like the woman who reported a transit worker for eating on the train in violation of transit rules. Or the little known researcher fired from his job for tweeting a link to an…

These so-called cancelled people still produce works, yes? And when they open their mouths, they make the news, yes? As far as I know, they can still make money in some other capacity, yes?

Again, people don’t quit jobs — they quit bosses. And we’re rapidly determining which companies are trying to do the right thing, and which are just... fucking terrible.

I’m another one who does not like most musicals- the tropes that are there by necessity, the oversized gestures and acting, the obviousness, the bombast, the Emoting, etc., all annoy me. My list of exceptional Likes is the same as yours, without LSoH, which I didn’t see.

So I have to ask, because we saw the same kind of backlash with the Epstein Didn’t Kill Himself meme (BTW, Epstein didn’t kill himself): What is the alternative?

Let’s be honest, a lot of Jada’s fame is because she’s married to Will. No shade to her acting abilities, but like you said, she’s not exactly working a lot these days. 

Jennifer Aniston is more famous than Jada Pinkett Smith. 

She’s also Lea Michele level famous. She’s made 1 movie since 2017, and it was Angel Has Fallen (sad trombone sound).

People seem to think that HR’s job is to protect employees, which is sadly not the case. In general, HR’s job is to protect the company (and management) from the employees. 

Jada Pinkett Smith is like Jennifer Aniston level famous and yet Lea Michele level thirsty.

Hey Ethan, can you speak why the article focuses on the choking incident instead of the more serious allegations elsewhere?

Wait wait wait wait wait.

HR is very competent in this scenario, considering their job is protecting management and management seems to have gotten away with a ton.