I stole my parents’ cable company info and just access everything I want through their online account.

The point is to exaggerate the truth of a topic until people don’t take it seriously?

Brown shoes with a blue suit is 100% fine.

I’m surprised at the low quality of the article. Apparently Trump paid off outstanding debt with partnership equity, at an agreed-at price, and with a new bond issue. The latter isn’t illegal and doesn’t generate income...the former wasn’t illegal at the time. But the Times is desperately trying to portray both as…

Us normal people call that “Having a conversation.”

I was on a date with this one gal

I’m going to do a rare comment here and speak for the Shark. Costs a third of what a Dyson does and is tough as hell. I’ve had my Shark for 2 years and noticed no depreciable difference. I love it so much it makes me worry about what this passion says about me as a person.

You couldn’t be more wrong, bagless vacuums work great and are ten times easier to empty than replacing a fucking bag like it’s 1978. We paid $200 for a Shark and it is unbelievable how well it works.

Paint It Black was in the big shootout

The music was also interesting: from Black Hole Sun being played on the piano to Paint it Black as the music during the gunfight scene in town.

They’re not free anywhere. In socialist health care systems, your taxes pay for them. The major difference is the bargaining power an entire nation has often enabling a lower price in an all or nothing wager.

Is there an option “Lobby FDA to disapprove of competitors and lead to monopoly situation?”

Frankly, I think anyone should be able to sell whatever they want. If they want FDA approval as a sort of "Seal of Quality," they should be allowed to, but if someone wants to take a risk on something else, assume the risk and…

It’s always hilarious when a company with a government protected patent monopoly claims they believe in the “free-market” while price gouging.

Are you reading much about this issue? A central part of this mess is the regulatory red tape—that Bresch has been a leader in lobbying for—which inhibits market competition.

Wait, you mean the guy who got his education at Harvard and Yale and has worked in the industry knows more about Finance than a guy who went to Howard because he liked rap music?

It’s not free, it’s paid for by all of us behind the curtain of insurance- and since our taxes pay for insurance for others, we are literally spending our tax dollars to make these companies rich.

You’re actually correct. The problem in this case is that the market is not free enough.

Yea, it’s only hosted under the Deadspin domain, cross-posted to the main Deadspin site, and effectively impossible to avoid for anyone who wants to read Deadspin.

But if everyone invested in index funds, non-indexed companies otherwise worthy of capital would not be able to raise money, disrupting efficient markets. So by using a cheesy broker in a long island boiler room, you are really helping society.

Ugh. Hamilton Nolan writing for Deadspin. Just what nobody wanted.