It would appear so.

These are all of the people who have been in the headlines. I wonder what the list is like when you include the clerical staff. This was a good read from NPR about a woman who answered an online and became a white house stenographer, she got to be in a lot of rooms, including after the trump transition. https://www.npr…

FYI, you have Smart House listed twice...

But her eyes....

People refusing to sell their homes to black people......... sadly Milwaukee remains one of the most geographically segregated cities in the US. The blue is countryside or along the lake rich white neighborhoods. While you see grey, it’s probably closer to 79% white and should be blue, except for the hispanic south…

Adult learners...... but always wise.

Day?

This does not happen here, I can’t tell you where here is lest I open the flood gates. But rest assured there are places in the countryside, suburbs, and city where this would never happen.

I have to protest. All of your options are either too small or have freezers. Most of those freezers will need thawing or are too small to use for more than 6 items. I love my old dorm fridge. I keep it in my work office now under the desk 14 years later. I keep multiple bottles of wine, a six pack of beer, and a lot…

I have to protest. All of your options are either too small or have freezers. Most of those freezers will need…

Preach!

Married guy here and I’ve been washing bras for awhile....... um, that’s gross. You just need the right cycle / detergent / bag / drying technique and you are fine. It’s literally an undergarment, while it holds your boobs it also is met with the same environments as undershirts, underwear, etc. Maybe we should call…

Married guy here and I’ve been washing bras for awhile....... um, that’s gross. You just need the right cycle /…

I remember the exact moment it clicked for me as a kid. Was doing some chores and was told “you don’t have to bend over, that’s why the handle is so long.” It fixed me, all of a sudden sweeping and raking leaves was much easier.

I feel you. I had to learn how to iron myself after age 25. Now, all I can do is men’s slacks and shirts, cotton. I have no clue the settings/techniques/temp for other fabrics like certain suits or my wife’s clothes. Cotton is just a lot of steam and proper placement of a hot iron.

I can’t shave properly. Dad had an electric razor, and never really talked about it. When I needed to shave, I borrowed his until I bought my own. We never talked about it. I’m pretty sure he was never taught how to either.

The way I play it is that I make sure they know that I’m doing them a favor when I do the extra stuff. It turns things into more political capital. I scratch your back, you scratch mine. Today I helped a VP who isn’t my VP get some data. It would have taken her a lot of calls from her or her people to other people to…

I looked for this in the comments but did not find it. She doesn’t care who they are. She honestly does not give a fuck about others unless they are at her level or will get her more money.

Yeah, at the time I was a teenager and probably didn’t own enough long sleeves, let alone pack them for the summer. I for sure would do this now, like the other comment about the guy who picked stuff up from good will.

That might be the most sane thing I’ve ever read.

I spent some summers in the woods for work at a camp. We were allowed to wear shorts, but eff that. I wore jeans and hiking boots every day no matter how hot it was even though we had no AC. I was either swimming, sleeping, or showering if I wasn’t wearing full length pants. It was 85 to 95 with that sweet mid-Atlantic…

I’m sorry you had to write this. I’ve always viewed bar tending as a job I wouldn’t want, because it seems either fucking hard or when it is slow boring and not profitable. Also, people.