My wife and I watch Shark Tank every Saturday (as that's when Hulu makes it available), and our main pet peeve is that Sharks during one deal will say "I know nothing about that industry, "...and for that reason, I'm out" (or, "I'm oat" as Robert says); and the next they'll be charmed by someone pitching something…

On this very night ten years ago... on this same stretch of road...

The announcer says shortly after the grand slam that the same team came back from an 8 run deficit last Saturday and won.. pool hall hustlers, the whole lot of 'em!

There'd be a cap the insurance company would cover, I'd imagine — if they actually pay five (and counting) separate injury and wrongful death settlements, I imagine the premiums must have been insane.... they already shut the business down (probably pretty hard to conduct business while an Inside Edition van trolls…

I know this kid's dad, and hoo-boy there's some stories there. Let me just state, though, that this fellow had multiple planes and a multi-million dollar suite at Cowboys Stadium, as well as a ridiculously successful sheet metal business ; be rest assured, with five pending wrongful death lawsuits they're going to…

That's something else I've always wondered — I mean, they swipe your card, typed in the bill amount into the computer thingy, you sign your slip, but can write in a tip. So then, someone needs to go back into the swipe-a-tron thing and type in what the tip is... I wonder how often those numbers are typed in not…

Sure, of course, if they tipped at least the requisite 20% first; though what I meant was: do customers ever indiscriminately pick some arbitrary number to, say, make the total bill a perfect $15.00 or $20.00, as if to say "I tipped, but I'm paying more attention to the fact that I made the total an even amount than…

How big of a pet-peeve is it for wait staff when the customer tips to where the total equals an even $x.00 dollar amount, not considering at all the percentage — or worse, when they try to get cute by tipping $6.66 or $x.69 .. are these things?

...anymore...

Welp! So much for Mr. Freakonomics betting against California Chrome. Hope he didn't bet all his book proceeds on the wheel — Eyy-o!

Does it say anything about my childhood if I only knew him from celebrity game show appearances?

Bear Friday: It's not for everyone™

Ah, the Oklahoman. The paper that whitewashed the comments section the night before the 2009 Oklahoma City mayoral election where several commenters brought up the irony of the newspaper's bias towards the incumbent — a bumbly chap who was a boardmember of a large local ad firm that had enormous ad buys in the…

Hm. I'm not so sure about #3, as I know with (at least) American, they will not let the same passenger book multiple concurrent flights — so unless you're able to skirt using your real name during your online purchase (which, I believe they'll want to see your ID in order to check in and get the first-class ticket…

We all know he's a racist shitbag, but is there any proof of him turning down a person of color who might actually have the money to rent in of his properties? I mean, of all 58+ properties we see on that map, every single tenant in all of those buildings are well-to-do white people only?

I see your Pole on fire and raise you with a pole on fire...

At the very least, there is some motivation to take it all the way, win the trophy, and on the stage when the confetti is falling, Rivers, Paul & Co would at least have the world's ears to take a huge shit on that guy, because he'd be standing right there with that ugly smug face...

"I like the (editor's) cut of her jib.."

For all those who wonder if the NBA can force him to sell it, I think ultimately that would be more in the hands of the fans and players. If people all-out boycott this shitbag in droves, he will have run it into the ground and he will eventually cave...

From the clip, it looks exactly like volleyball except with more people — are the dunk-like moves different than your standard volleyball spikes?