The biggest problem is that there are millions more JUST LIKE HIM out there.

You are technically correct, the best kind of correct! As I live in the northwest suburbs (no way could I have 14 cars in Chicago ) I’ve been to Northerly Island just a few times. I would agree with your assessment.

The best thing about Daily was he believed the lake front belonged to the people. And most people in Chicago couldn’t agree more. Part of what makes the Chicago lake front amazing is it is not lined my mansions and private towers, it belongs to the people of the city...As it should. A spring Saturday in one of the…

Spot on. As one who has really rather intentionally arranged his life to NOT be dependent on pounding 20K a year on his cars, I find it pretty hilarious.

Wait a minute… he was resisting arrest and they didn’t shoot him in the back of the head at point blank range? I was recently told that was an acceptable outcome for someone resisting the police…

Man.  It’s like all the cops WANT to get put on “paid suspension” these days.

Imagine being this triggered.

You missed a big opportunity calling the ‘MSM’ the Lame Stream Media, big smart man.

I have a hard time feeling bad on the gas prices issue for a society that has spent decades arranging life to live as far away from things as possible and to drive the biggest things to get there and to do it all in a way that depends on forms of energy that we know are eventually going to just run out.

No kidding. According to Pennsylvania law, if it costs the gas station owner more than $150 to repair the damage, Glazewski could be in jail a year, especially since he applied something to the stickers to make them harder to remove.

“Glazewski screamed, “I did that. I did that. That’s what I did,” while pointing to the Biden stickers[.]”

I hate how Biden invaded Ukraine and also told big oil to raise gas prices. He clearly did it. We should impeach him.

I’m sure he has a lot to say about masks and COVID too. It’s funny how something as small as a sticker can tell you everything you need to know about a person.

I’ve got a tip about some property in Mar-a-Lago.   

“Normally, if you’re staring down a suit from the feds, you’re going to want to clam up and call a lawyer. The only time this advice doesn’t hold true is when you can both make up to $5 million and screw over a Russian oligarch, or at least a treasonous American in their employ, at the same time.”

Sounds like he was raised by an abusive narcissist who froze him out whenever he did something wrong and he never learned to manage his emotions. I’m not excusing it, but shutting your relationship down for months points to severe emotional problems. What was he like during the cold period? Outside of the bedroom?

How long have you been with your partner? They might not have been raised in a home that taught them how to identify and communicate their needs and emotions. It might take them time to build that skill.

I usually ask my spouse “do you want me to listen or do you want my advice?” Normally that keeps me out of trouble and starts the conversation on the right foot.

“Instead of trying to calm your partner down, you validate their frustration,” Phillips says. “That may look like ribbing on your partner’s boss together or the unreasonable customer they had to deal with. Empathizing and laughing with your partner will help them feel safe enough to share their feelings with you. And…

Probably too scared to go to the bathroom for fear antifa will steal their pee-pees. It is the level of logic they are on.