I think he took the job with just Episodes going. Then Man with a Plan got picked up and suddenly he had two sitcoms and a show that requires a solid three-four months of various international travel. That’s tough for anyone. I don’t think he expected to get that busy and probably just jumped at the chance to be on TG…

He got better, IMO. He started a little wooden, a little too stuck to the script/talking points he was given but I felt like he got better. He was at his best when he could play off Harris and Reid and be the sort of American bravado character Brits seem to like to chuckle at. Think of the 2CV film with Harris or the…

Huge bummer they lost Rory Reid, I hope he left on his own accord, because if they shuffled him out, it’s a huge mistake. I was bummed at the loss of LeBlanc, but with both Reid and LeBlanc gone, I am not entirely sure I’ll give it a go.

I once got a groomsman gift of a clock made from old F1 gears.

PMT didn’t exist before Barstool. PFT Commenter left SBN for Barstool and then they paired him with Big Cat for a new podcast. 

And yet, and yet, and yet, time and fucking time again I see the BLUE LIVES MATTER crowd and people on the right complain about teachers unions and all other kinds of public sector unions but never the police unions, despite that union actually condoning murder.

*yes men

They did but unfortunately they work in a hostile environment.

I feel like they didn’t ask the right questions:

I write for SBN and have for several years. I think that it’s gotten better since Deadspin’s reporting on it.

I got into one on the way to get my license.

There is a disconnect here:

“That was my problem! I never told them not to tell anyone. Damn!” - John Schnatter

This is too true. So much truth in this. I don’t know how often I’ll get out of my car and notice a horribly bald set of tires on the car next to mine and it just happens to catch my eye.

FLOOD SALE: Get swept away in savings! Our inventory has been liquidated and we’re floating the money on to YOOOUUUU!!

It’s probably bad that the worst part of all this to me is that someone thought “no weapons” needed to be hyphenated.

The best part of WYTS is seeing which email writers need therapy but instead dive head first into a shitty NFL team and write to an annual roast of said team instead.

At what point does it become so difficult to do the right thing? I can somewhat understand the idea that ‘Well here is a guy that I have known for years and I’ve never seen him be violent, this can’t be true!’

There was once another Elcar, long before the ‘70s: In Indiana no less

New goal: Become the content marketer for a towing and recovery company. This would be really fun content to come up with, especially as long as you focus on the non-fatal stuff.