Reporter jobs? Yeah. : (

I know...

In a different lifetime I went to an all-you-can-eat sushi joint down in Crystal City (Virginia DC semi-suburb) with a woman who decided that she would get a piece of nigiri sushi, eat the fish, put the lump of rice to the side, and repeat.

but the true highlight of this report is the collection of tales of people who have been thrown out of buffets for eating too much.

It’s different because you’re telling the person you’re talking to that whatever might come in through that airpod is more important than they are. Also, how do you know he wasn’t listening to music or something? It doesn’t say that anywhere.

That’s so creepy. Next they’ll be asking for my name or something.

Oh sure. Next you’re going to say I have to look them in the eye and say please and thank you.

The sound in all of these episodes so far has provided a sense of relentless dread that really draws you in to it. 

I don’t bother with the dumplings when I go there... because everything else they make is also delicious. 

I mean.  It’s a Stephen King story, so.

And that part’s even weirder - it’s not like it’s NOTICEABLY Georgia, you know?  They could be in Oklahoma.

When I saw the headline I was hoping this was your pick.

The book was set in Oklahoma, so everyone speaking in a TV Anchor accent is probably a function of them casting the actors for how they portray the roles and not being as serious about the accents matching up to the locale as much.

Because Georgia has tax breaks and a thriving film community because of it. Lots of shows are filmed there, especially those with rural, small-town settings.

The book is actually set in Oklahoma. Why there vs Maine, I couldn’t tell you, but I imagine the show was filmed in Georgia for those sweet sweet tax dollars

Everyone is familiar with Goya’s Saturn Eating His Son if you took Senior High School Art History. It is so damn amazing.

Man, what a lucky break for Holly to run into La Dama de Exposición.