Every so often I put on a ghillie suit and watch the local college's women's soccer team from the bushes next to the field. That way they aren't put off by the male gaze. It's called "being an ally," and more men should try it.

Podcast hosts who look exactly like stereotypical podcast listeners…what a fine example of solidarity this May Day.

It's time for millennials to move beyond their childish student loan and medical debt phase and start earning money from capital income accrued from investments made after being in an Apple commercial.

Yeah that is weird about Ming. Maybe he's told them that it's supposed to be a weird voice instead of a racist accent?

Maybe he meant them as self-deprecating jokes about his age, but he definitely seemed to think that people weren't adults if they didn't own homes, get married, and have kids. And coming from a millionaire comedian who went to Yale, I think that's in especially poor taste.

I just got the bluray box set a couple weeks ago. I love them with the zealotry of a convert and will fight alongside you.

The nicest thing to say about Ming is that it's 20% less racist than Thomas Middleditch's Chinese character.

Me too. At some point it seems like the guests (at least for the free episodes) switched to soap actors and dad rock musicians, and Jimmy got mad at anyone whose politics were to the left of Joe Lieberman.

I dropped Judge John Hodgman a few years ago after noticing how often he mocked people for renting or not having kids. It made my Robespierre muscles twitch.

Seriously, he's a dumb, petty, rage-fueled elderly toddler. Completely uncomplicated.

Many high-end theaters have a catheterization service now, which I always take advantage of.

It's spelled "Hëgël," I believe.

Me too, but I stand with antifa furs against Nazi furs.

If your name rhymes with "shitter" you need to be extra careful not to reveal your poopy diaper to the public.

Oh jesus, that Lyft story was amazing. Just imagining Adam meekly arguing "no, I mean I know them personally, they're nice," and getting berated for it, without her even knowing that he's in fucking Cum Town. She probably would have murdered him.

Or the similar Teen Pope segment with Brian Huskey.

No.

Nobody's saying he's perfect, just that he's better than most of the rest. He should be the baseline of what we expect from a politician.

The most unrealistic thing about that episode was that they didn't immediately start fucking when they saw each other.

Yes and no, anarchism fits under the wide umbrella of socialism (anarchocapitalism isn't anarchism, it's just libertarianism for even bigger nerds). It is pretty annoying that they're mischaracterizing the beliefs of the actual people involved.