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To me it’s a little more complicated than that. Megyn’s question (and even the way she slipped it into the interview) would’ve been right on the pulse of Jane Fonda’s promotional agenda in 2005 or 2010. At one time she loved talking about plastic surgery and her complicated feelings about it!

You obviously haven’t been bitten by the car collecting bug. If I had this gentleman’s acreage I probably would have twice the amount of cars he has.

The fallacy of false equivalence. The social externalities of a non-running car on your property aren’t anywhere remotely close to those of uranium mining, methmaking, or murder.

Don’t apologize. Whether he’s a “collector” or a “hoarder” really doesn’t matter.

I worked in foodservice for nearly a decade...I always appreciated it when customers picked up dropped food, put the salt and pepper shakers back, wiped the table down with their napkins, etc. Some people are just animals; when I was working at Wendy’s when got a couple of buses late in the evening. It was nearly two

The current minimum wage is about $8 an hour. If the minimum wage had grown at the same rate as inflation, it would be over $20 an hour. But the same people who complain about taxes and paying for the poors, refuse to pay people for the work they do. Whenever I hear these types claiming to be Christians, I really get

Here’s the deal: I never carry cash. I also stay in hotel rooms 50+ nights a year (mostly for work). It’s a nice thought that I’m going to load up on singles to tip the housekeeping but I never do. I feel minorly bad about it, mostly since my company would reimburse me so I should be doing it anways.

I tip housekeeping every night I stay at a hotel (albeit not very often). $5 minimum.

I always tell them I don’t need housekeeping when I don’t need it, but I tip them anyway. It’s a crappy, low-paid job. I don’t think they necessarily get paid more in better hotels, either. And, on the same subject, if you knew how little time the management gives the cleaners for each room, often like 15 minutes,

My wife are very clean when staying at hotels. We don’t eat in the room or make a mess. We typically decline turndown service and housekeeping out of security measure (we usually travel with money and valuable electronics) and just don’t find it necessary. We throw all the towels and bathmats into the tub after

I always decline any service when I stay at a hotel because I’m usually locked in my room working and don’t want to be disturbed. I’m also very neat and take out my own trash. So my rule of thumb is to leave about $1 per night, which fits with the category of establishment I normally stay at. Like you, if stay

Oh God come on...not everything needs to be so crazy, does it? Can we just drink beer or does it now need to be complicated? I can guarantee the best beer I ever had (German, had it at 8k ft) tasted great because I enjoyed it out of whatever and didn’t sweat the small stuff.

I dunno what the videos on about. But serving properly poured, good beer in a clean glass will see the head cling fairly tenaciously to the side wall of the glass. This will keep the head from “slipping” off the liquid beer (so you don’t end up sipping liquid with no foam). And also leaves whats called a lattice,

My tricks even better... simply turn the glass upside down emptying the contents into your digestive tract... repeat as necessary until all your superficial fucks are gone.

Finally an awards show I’d actually watch.

All we are saying is give teachers Chance.

Mmk so once I was flying southwest so it was the choose your seating which gives me anxiety because duh I have an anxiety disorder. basically once you have a seat you’re safe, in my mind. I choose the perfect seat and a girl with a carrier sits next to me but says nothing. a minute later I start to feel a little