I looked it up and watched it. I was surprised at how boring and unimaginative it was. I mean, I get that he wanted the headline but why flaunt your inadequacy?

Oh, please,  please,  please post the listing!

I swear that the room in picture 13 was in a Criminal Minds episode. 

You are referring to scenarios where government and private sector employees from all over the country to assist in literal disaster situations, working with what is already an inherently dangerous job. Coordinating tthese interventions and enengineeringut hazards is an incredibly challenging undertaking. But what do…

Disagree. The job itself is inherently dangerous (some of these people are working on live power for f&cksakes) and at that height in those conditions, you can’t engineer out all of the hazards. Most of these workers (and PS, there are women who work these jobs as well) take safety VERY, very, seriously. 

That said, I…

Except Rich is a dude and there are tons of comments from people saying that his take sucks.

You got a chip on your shoulder and this is not the story that validates it.

He lied to his business partners, cheated on his wife, fucked an employee, and damaged their brand. The Try Guys video was clearly a personal reaction to several betrayals, some of which impacted their bottom line (I say this to appeal to you, since clearly, the emotional cost isn’t factoring given your response). I…

Who literally uses Clarence’s clerk email list to blast that lunacy.  Firewall, my ass.

Frankly, I feel like this information will only appeal to his base.

*Cue Dueling Banjos*

It’s not just mental illness (although that’s got to be a nightmare for everyone involved). Dude is a controlling abuser and that is probably exacerbated by his mental illness, but definitely not caused by it.

Ah yes, romance. I remember the night of the diarrhea taqueria, not enough Long Island Iced Teas in the world to make the date interesting, and then literally having to ask, “Is there anything you’d like to know about me?” and being met with a stunned silence.

I love being married because I never want to date again.

You are officially the very best. Thank you!

Please, please share those stories! 

Well, we most definitely need to hear more about your story!  Come on, it's the most wonderful time of year! Tell is your tale.

Wendigo? See comments on this post. 

There are just so much no here.   Larger societal trends?  Must be an issue with the ladies in the relationships.  NO.

You’re assuming that we don’t communicate (authentically, it would seem) and this is just a symptom of that dynamic. I disagree. The second shift gap has been around forever and persists at every…

DING DING DING!

Yes. This. So many times this.

I don’t know about that.

The house I grew up in was pretty unusual—my mom did most of the child-rearing, household management (appointments, kept tabs on house and car maintenance, that sort of thing), and outdoor chores, but my step-dad did the shopping, meal-planning, coupon-clipping, cooking, cleaning, and laundry…

I don’t know why the author chose only to quote that perception study, but there’s a number of studies out there that have data on hours spent on household work/childcare/household management and women are doing the lion’s share of work STILL. I haven’t seen anything yet for pandemic-life, but I assume it’s just more…

It’s also a fairly new CSU. Depending on your age, it may not have been around when you were looking at schools/in school.