Laundry chute? What is this 1890?

Meningococcal disease is fucking scary. It kills young, healthy people and it does it fast. I’ve seen people die of it and watched them go from awake, alert, and communicative, but just not feeling so great, to completely unresponsive in under an hour.

Why were so many people convinced that positive-for-them effects of the pandemic response on consumer behavior would persist past the end of the pandemic response, while simultaneously believing that the negative-for-them effects would go back to normal?

That’s how Ed Truck died. 

Study: Morons who are dumb in one situation are also dumb in other situations.

You can remain calm and still validate their feelings.

I dunno personally.

I don’t know what we are discussing here. When the cake starts going stale you serve, yourself, bigger slices. “Hey look, cake. It is going stale ...” Bon appetite

So Toy Story 4 was an artistic decision, then? 

Good for him - he’s done a great job at this for a very long time, and he deserves the downtime. And the respect and gratitude for a job well done. 

You should buy the first and only edition of my book, it’s an NFT called “How Not To Get Scammed By Crypto, NFT, and the Blockchain”. It’s available for, like, 13 bitcoin but I’ll sell it to you for the handsome discount of $1,000 as you seem to be a canny and penny-wise investor, my friend.

Most Americans are not vaccinated. Routine vaccination stopped in 1972 and the military stopped vaccinating most service personnel in the 1980's.

I think the most important thing in all of this is whether this guy’s hair is a wig or not, so the investigating is not done yet.

Well, then they wouldn’t be recommendations. 

I think it is for the classes and interactions with the instructor. If you’re not using those features, then yeah you can just get a treadmill and tv.

“...assuming the rate of return on your 401(k) stays steady (say, 7%)...”

Never underestimate the power of a good bowl of popcorn. Just sit back and watch the drama, don't be a part of it. 

Look, it doesn’t take much to be a homeowner and completely debt free at 30. You just have to go to thrift stores for clothing instead of fancy department stores, buy a used car instead of a new one, live rent-free in your parents’ basement until you’re 30 and then convince them to buy you a house, use their…

I stopped drinking starbucks, cut out the avocados, (inherited a shitton of money), and then retired.  You can do it too!