The Streets "A Grand Don't Come for Free"

I…what..do you what being a troll means?

I've tried both and the device is actually a lot better than using a phone app. For one you don't have to worry about plugging in your phone every night or random notifications interrupting the app. Plus the device isn't that large; it's slightly larger than a normal-sized alarm clock.

So don't read the articles and/or scroll past them.

The difference is that the right's desire for Obama to fail was purely selfish and without real evidence. The left has the evidence of Trump's own actions to suspect is failure.

Nobody here wants to be wrong at the expense of the nation. Trump has done or said nothing throughout the election and after it to lead us to believe he will be competent.

Also, I've never heard of Cyprus being considered an Asian country. I'll have to ask my friend that lives there about it.

How Erlich Bachman-esque!

She didn't crush his spirit. He had a thing for her that wasn't reciprocated and he acted like a jerk later on, instead of being honesty with his then-girlfriend.

Yes, but that one moment wasn't the only time Dean was an utter goober. His clingy-ness was always a factor and contributed a lot towards the problems with his relationship with Rory over the first couple seasons.

I think Rory's complete lack of self-awareness is what really bothers people, or at least, bothers me the most. She complains to Lane of all people about all of her so-called problems and not once does she ask Lane about how her life is going. At least Paris knows that she is a strong personality and people don't…

There are many forms of privilege in modern societies. Being able-bodied is a privilege, not having any neurological disorders is a privilege, being born into a wealthy family is a privilege. These aren't new concepts, it's just now that the mass media has latched on to it, it rubs some people the wrong way. But at…

I'm not disagreeing with Rory's capabilities as an editor, I just don't think she has the drive and mentality to start her own business which is what the OP was suggesting.

Eh they didn't drop it; Rory just got rid of all her phones in a fit of anxiety. I'm presuming that a particular mobile service provider has the decent reception in Stars Hollow so when Rory moved back home, she got a phone plan with that one only, instead of having three separate phones with different service…

You must have not watched the tv show Everwood which Pratt was in early on into his career. He's done drama before. Sure, it's not his strong suit but he's not incapable.

Now, that's a ship I can get on-board with!

That doesn't prove she is capable, just that she has a safety-net to offset any missteps. She also doesn't seem to have the drive to even start a business in the first place. It would be more believable that Rory would fall into a position of authority at a company due to her connections rather than taking the risk of…

Agreed, she could be the figurehead of a company who manages its vision but allow for other people to do the nitty gritty of running the business.

Yes, but those are largely people management skills which doesn't encompass all the skills one would need to run a functioning business. It reminds of what Mitchum told her after she interned for him, Rory would make a great executive assistant or even office manager. But she doesn't seem to have the hustle for a…

Eh they may have dumbed down Dean over the years but he wasn't all great, even from season 1. He was sweet in an entitled way. If he didn't get the reciprocation he wanted and right away he would get petulant.