“Molly’s Pink Log”, huh?

No house numbers, so you have to pick up your mail at the post office?  I presume that means that if your house catches fire you have to bring the fire to the fire house too.

I honestly couldn’t watch much of the U.S. Open this year, or any year Joe Buck does the play-by-play. He’s fine for baseball games, even football games. But gold? It just...sounds...wrong. Very, very wrong.

...did anyone else think Nermal was a “she?”

Fuck that noise lol it’s all about the buddy bears lol (song is still stuck in my head)

I bet you liked GoBots too.

Heathcliff was a snitch responsible for the capture and deaths of hundreds of innocent dogs, he sucks

I’m gonna celebrate by mailing Nermal to Abu Dhabi.

+1 danger zone

Food and soda in a gym. Do you want Morants? Because that's how you get Morants.

Or that middle and lower class incomes have been stagnant for over a decade.

Or lack of substantial wage increases.

I bought a new car from one of my vendors that I give lots of business to. We agreed ahead of time on the car, interest rate all that and it was a very good deal close to a complimentary sale expressing the appreciation for business sent their way. I still spent “6" freaking hours at the dealership between a mountain…

“I have to go through multiple levels of a gauntlet and at each step someone is going to aggressively try to take more money from me...and no matter what they lie about or what empty promise they offer you are still on the hook for whatever they slip past you in the paperwork for the next 5 years.” 

Nah, these days 84 month loans actually make sense. When the average car costs $37k, and they last 10 years with no real issues, why hurry to get it paid off?

I know I’m not like wealthy, but I’m married with 1 kid, both of us have fine jobs, nothin extravagant. Most any new car appropriate for a family is out of reach unless we take one of those 200 month loans. Something tells me this wasnt the case when my parents were getting started.

And sky high housing costs.

Or that the buying experience is still a giant antiquated pain in the ass. 

Or an entire generation hitting the job market with loads of debt.