I think they use phrases like “hurt many people’s feelings,” because they think they just offended someone or stepped on someone’s toes. They think this is the same as someone using profanity in class or accidentally insulting someone’s sports team or hometown.

In exactly what way are bodycams useful if they can be turned off for a few minutes and everyone is cool with that?

Read all three of these articles . . .

And I actually may read his book for exactly this reason. Seeing the evidence he uses, and watching him dot his Is and cross his Ts as it were, may be worth the price of admission.

I’m back at university at 35 right now, so I’m personally a late gen X or early Millenial (though I prefer Oregon Trail Generation) face to face with generation Z. Granted, I’m an N of 1, and my anecdotes aren’t science, but I’m just not seeing this wilting-flower generation everyone over the age of 25 wants to tell…

I’m honestly not sure how I feel about this, but to all the people who’s argument basically boils down to “Amazon makes lots of money, screw them.” The financial state of a company you are dealing with doesn’t actually change whether or not there was or wasn’t a deal, and whether it is or isn’t ethical to skirt around…

This one is so common these days that I don’t know if it really counts as a tip, but don’t pay the pink tax. Razors, hand creams, deoderants, basically anything where there is a special “women’s” version (which tends to happen a lot in the pharmacy area) is going to be a rip off. Obviously, you may really want a…

One that is about to be more common in a few states here.

Right?

My hat is off to you for a great troll. 

I’ve always used the term “pro birth,” not “pro life.” They’ll do everything possible to force a birth, but after that, everything that actually constitutes or maintains a “life:” education, health care, social protections, basic physical welfare, etc are all sort of treated as “meh . . . whatever.”

If that’s what they’re doing, great let me opt out of the line and walk past. I’ll stipulate I don’t care about the one time a year I get double charged for something, and they stop the weird quasi accusatory low level gestapo BS.

I was on welfare for about three months in my twenties when the company I was working for went bankrupt. I had the EBT card and was on medicaid even longer while I waited for my new benefits to kick in.

What I find weird about her, and by extension some of the other white Melissa McArthy pro plus size women is that they are some of the most fat shaming people on the planet, they just direct it at themselves. If you sit there for five minutes talking about your horribly unhealthy decisions that are leading you to be…

My wife’s work uses a test a lot like the Myers-Briggs that employees are required to take. It groups you into color groups, so people will say stuff like “my primary color is green and my secondary color is gold,” which I’m pretty sure just makes you a Rams fan, not a better/worse manager. Frankly, it would probably…

(And to be clear: it absolutely is inappropriate to armchair diagnose the people in your life, whether they be colleagues, friends, or even public figures.)

I think super entitled parents are an American thing. For the most part, we’re not rude/stupid/lazy/etc enough to do this, but we have bred a hateful generation of people who think their little Ashton or Kymber is such a gift to us all that we should all constantly bend over backward to make their rearing easier.

Nope. A lack of changing tables in the restaurant may be a wonderful reason to eat somewhere else, but it is absolutely not a reason to change your baby in the restaurant. 

I always have the opposite reaction. I don’t have kids, but if I spill a drink or something and I’m working on cleaning it up, I find it absolutely humiliating when the waitstaff jumps in to do it for me. I’m an adult, I should/do clean up my messes all the time, please don’t make me stand there watching you clean…

He said “adult restaurants.” Chuck E. Cheese’s is just down the road, as are a whole lot of restaurants with bright colors, plastic seats, and others who chose to have kids, and have thus lost the right to complain about the little nightmares.