I kind of agree with you here. I actually wondered for a hot second if June getting pulled out of the store was going to be her ending. I got kind of excited at the thought that the show would take such a huge swing. Then, of course it was disappointing that it was just for that stupid broadcast. 

Yes! I’m really hoping we get more of her. She’s obviously doing what she has to in order to survive, but it’s killing her to keep handing over her babies. She’s been incredibly good at her portrayal. 

This confused me as well. The Waterfords can plead for the return of that baby all they want, but why would Canada even consider it. Canada has shown that they aren’t going to ‘play ball’ in any other arena as far as Gilead is concerned. They’re not allies. There’s no reason for this to be anything but an empty…

Thank you. I said that on Twitter and was met with a bunch of people completely confused and not believing where I came up with that. Why else would that bit of dialogue be included??

Margaret Atwood has said that every aspect of the dystopian society in The Handmaid’s Tale was taken from something that has been done or is currently being done to women somewhere in the world. So, I think it’s close enough to a real life tragedy.

I think you’re right that Murphy is going to go along with this immortality thing for real. He was very shaken up by his recent death and journey to what he believes is Hell. He’ll do anything to avoid that again. But I also hope you’re right that he’ll snap out of it before it gets too bad. 

I am completely in agreement with the tone of this article AND ALSO believe that it’s important to make men feel more included in pregnancies and parenting. In the long run, that’s obviously better for everyone involved. But I don’t get all the comments denouncing the tone of the article. I think it’s fair to be upset…

I just want to say that I get where you’re coming from, and your feelings are totally valid. It’s okay to feel downtrodden by the state of the world and not feel very generous or empathetic for a while. 

Yeah, I get the name is funny and everything but it was a reliable place for me, as a plus size woman, to find dresses and work clothes. This is going to hit my shopping habits hard. 

I am SO ready for this album. 

Personally, I think she was thinking of Aaron, but who knows?

AJ always was, and always will be, the best of the Backstreet Boys. 

This is correct. I haven’t seen a movie with a start time past noon in years and it’s the best decision I’ve ever made. While I have a traditional 9 to 5 and mostly go to the movies on weekend mornings, I don’t find that diminishes the experience. The crowd is still much smaller and I’ve seen movies where there’s only…

That’s definitely what she asked about at the shop, but my immediate (and probably wrong thought) when she asked if any kind of meat could go on there was that she wants to try to roast someone on that contraption. Not to eat, just to see if it would work. I hope that doesn’t say anything about me.

I saw this over the weekend and while I agree that it’s not great, I do think the premise holds up a little bit better than your review states. Penny and Josephine are conning not just rich men, but ‘bad’ rich men. Josephine even says, ‘you can’t con an honest person.’ Penny is purposefully targeting men who are…

Thank god someone said it. The reaction to The Magicians finale this season is mind-boggling to me. 

I retract my statement. I hope you have a terrible weekend. And you know absolutely nothing about what I know or don't know.

I’m not going to keep arguing with you when we can leave this as an interesting and respectful conversation. You aren’t going to change my mind and I’m not going to change yours. And that’s fine!

Yes, respectfully agree to disagree. While I agree that forecasting and strategic planning are work, I just don’t often see high-ranking folks doing that work. They’re directing that work maybe, or asking for it to be done, but not doing the work themselves. And, I want to emphasize that I’m not saying the stuff they…

I have been a people manager as well, and while I agree that mid-level managers can work just as hard as individual contributors, I would argue that at her level that goes out the window. She’s not directly managing people. She’s managing the ideas of the business.