He did leave a will- his mother has it. It’s a little confusing because his daughter accused his mother of squeezing the kids out of the process, but she may not have realized that he left a will with his mother. If there were no will, his estate would be split between the his children. But he did leave a will, so…

So was “idiot”.

Seriously. And his continuing insistence on his innocence is just absurd. I don’t care about the charges, but the lying is out of control.

You’re probably right. Either way, he fucked up his bag.

It’s very similar in composition to Provel, man. Stop trying to pretend like there’s a huge distinction. That’s my only point. Both are processed cheese foods, not cheese.

So I’m guessing this means they’ll pay him for the rest of his contract, but they don’t want his onscreen presence to be a distraction for the show? It’s not a firing, but it’s not success for him, either. Jussie,

I’ll be surprised if she’s convicted, forget ever seeing the inside of a prison cell. 

I think the strictures of the church both attract(ed) men struggling with their sexuality and enabled it through a noxious combo of church dogma and forced celibacy. So yeah, I’d say it’s similar for the cops and policing as an institution.

A lot of people live in places where there is no bus service or inadequate bus service. 

Yes, you do. But not a southern one.

That’s because half of Florida is South Alabama/Georgia, and the other half is South New York.

To whom? Not southerners. Not the government. Yes, there were traitorous parts of the state that supported the Confederate side during the Civil War, but it’s still firmly a midwest state.

...it is basically the definition of the midwest.

If by “best”, you mean “sad and terrible”, then you guys nailed it.

Velveeta is mostly cheese, too (less than 2% other, non-milk ingredients). Both are made by Kraft.

We call that damning with faint praise.

I think they have a minimum wage for delivery, but it’s entirely possible that $5 was it. Yeah, it’s deplorable. These are “contractors” who are actually being treated like servers who earn tipped wages.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/bizcarson/2019/02/08/doordash-and-amazon-wont-change-tipping-policy-after-instacart-controversy/#181f2be6462d

It does go to the driver, but not as additional money on top of what they’re paid. It’s EXTREMELY deceptive to both the drivers and to customers. I’ve written to Doordash to tell them I was opposed to this, felt mislead, and would not use the service until they fixed that. I got a bullshit reply.