I frequently work with executives (specifically with Concur as well), and the majority of them expense it themselves with the mobile app. Very few these days are physically handling receipts over to admins for processing. Even if they were, he still fucked up by mixing his strip club receipts with his real work…

“Make a mistake”? He murdered a woman. Jesus Christ, what is wrong with you? 

In most corporate environments, submitting an request for reimbursement for a strip club is going to get you investigated at a minimum by HR, and by a maximum Legal. They are likely going through his expenses over the last year to see if there were any other inappropriate charges incurred.

Just a never-ending parade of lone wolves with no connection whatsoever except almost every detail.

Yeah, but the difference between these two situations is night & day.... totally black & white.

You left out a VERY key part of this story... him and his wife are Patriots fans! Now who would’ve guessed that? /s

• And if Kenny Mitchell attempted to rob Gavin Hapgood—a large, athletic man who played defensive end in a Division I college football program—with a knife, why didn’t Kallie Hapgood call security?

Agreed... Douglas Emhoff (Mr. Harris) is a lawyer, he certainly should be able to pony up a little more than 26k.

Don’t forget Jordan Peele on the new Twilight Zone reboot. Also unfortunately on CBS All-Access.

Is there any network that loves straight white men as much as CBS?

The FAMU article explains it a little better, but this is basically a failed attempt by Burke at the Hallmark movie trope where one publicly announces in a large forum that entity X has agreed to feed orphans, and rebuild a church, etc... and while they actually haven’t, can’t back down for fear of shaming. Slick…

What you have here is the Title IX versus the foundations of the 6th Amendment. Essentially the legal opposition to this centers around due process and the right “to be confronted with the witnesses against him” (aka Confrontation Clause). There have been state and circuit court rulings on this topic, but nothing that…

Serious question... what am I looking at here exactly:

Not only that, even at the mall stores (Gap, Banana, Macy’s) they sell every button down in both classic and athletic fits. The Untuckit “left shark” needs to smile, buy an athletic cut shirt, and move to a shorter sleeve length (32/33) from the (34/35) standard. Off the rack you could absolutely make they identical.

“Riccobono has also found that men don’t like to iron their clothes. That men now typically own, say, 10 casual shirts and one dress shirt”

Goddammit Mallex.

This impacts his relationships including a broken engagement from a woman he had only been seeing for a relatively short period of time before proposing.

She Was Once Engaged to Former UCLA Offensive Linemen Nick Ekbatani, but Called it Off After He Severed His Leg in a Motorcycle Crash.

A source that these commercials aired during the Roots television series. It seems a little on the nose, and really anachronistic, even for the reboot.

I really would like to see a source for this one. No contemporary article makes any mention of this and Janina’s the first I heard to quote this as a fact.