You’re welcome! I unabashedly love the show. I’m 33. lolol.

I often wonder how do people find so much time to spend on twitter? Maybe I’m an old? Also a newer house owner/fixer upper with a full time job. Like I hardly have time to put the laundry away and do the dishes, much less follow these things incessantly on twitter.

There’s a lot of words in these tweets that I don’t understand.

Related/unrelated: I’ve said this many times… But I have no clue why people want to be famous. Seems like a fucking hassle.

Don’t worry. There’s a lot of loyalty to Jon down here that’s been built really fast. My best friend and his husband came from NYC to campaign and said they were among the oldest volunteers - we’re in our mid-30s. Of course there were also the stalwart Democratic women of all ages. I’m a John Lewis constituent :( but…

Team: no one. Every single person on this show is awful in their own special way. And I love them for it.

In logistics, one of your most basic things to cover is demand planning. United knew their schedule, they had their routes planned. They have years of data for them to use to forecast how full they expect each flight to be. They use that bloody data to work out when to schedule their flights, it’s hardly like they…

It’s almost like a major corporation that has been in business nearly ninety years should have a fucking handle on their logistics and personnel.

You know in other industries the people who work logistics manage it so their customers and their staff are not competing for the same limited resource. Deduct staff seating before selling seats and only sell as many seats as there are left on the plane. What you wrote is dumb and you should not feel smart for having…

As someone working airline logistics, you should do your fucking job so these situations get avoided in the first place.

So beating people up for their seats is worth a canceled flight, or the inabilty to plan ahead and not over book and let that still happen and beat up someone is still worth a canceled flight?

As a paying customer of an airline, it is not my responsibility to make sure the airline has their bases covered. Give me a break.

Maybe the airlines should do a better job of managing their own goddamn logistics? Ever think of that maybe?

You actually took the time to write that. This comment really happened.

As a passenger, I hope people remember that airlines need to manage their own shit and not ask paying passengers to do it for them.

I feel like we aren’t praising this enough.

I just read about this story in the Washington Post, and whaddya know, the comment section is full of idiot menz shouting “WHY DOES THIS ONLY GET ATTENTION WHEN IT’S GIRLS? WHAT ABOUT THE FORESKIN?”

I feel like you need a good joint and maybe a spoonful or two of Nutella? Life is too short. Nobody is coming at you.

I decided to not circumcise my child, who has identified as a girl since 5, because, it’s mutilation. But, from what I understand, female genital mutilation makes penetration painful, do no vaginal orgasm, and clitoral orgasm, .... Not possible. So no, it’s not an apple to apple comparison. It’s still wrong, but not…

The conversation about removing the foreskin is indeed an important one, but this is a conversation about mutilation of the vulva, clitoris, and labia, for the purposes of inhibiting a person’s sexual desire and agency. Removing the foreskin of the penis is not about preventing penis-havers from feeling or seeking…