As a card-carrying member of Dudes Who Got Picked Last in Gym, Kept Their Shirts On in the Locker Room and Changed in the Bathroom Stall, I can speak for the rest of us when I say: most of us get over it after high school.

This is the photo of a man who will unironically wear a 'no fat chicks' sleeveless shirt when he inevitably tips over the 450lb mark.

Yes, he seemed very keen on dropping hints about his identity. If he says he writes for Tucker Carlson, he gets a fanbase. If he didn’t say that, he doesn’t get any followers. He also wants the “fame” and affirmation.

This is the photo of a man who was always picked last in A/V club and that's not even how it works. 

As a card-carrying member of Dudes Who Got Picked Last in Gym, Kept Their Shirts On in the Locker Room and Changed in the Bathroom Stall, I can speak for the rest of us when I say: most of us get over it after high school.

Seriously, what is up with his facial hair. It’s so all over the place, did he only shave parts of it? Did he think using day one of a beard attempt would make a good profile picture?

They fired him so they wouldn’t take a hit when it came to ads. They’ve already taken a few hits over the last number of years, but in these current times, advertisers would have ran from Fox like Trump runs from accountability.

I am not surprised Tucker’s lead writer is a racist incel, but I am surprised that Fox fired the guy. I mean, really, how different was the stuff he wrote “anonymously”, vs. the nonsense he barfed out of Carlson’s mouth on a regular basis?? It was a little more subtle when broadcast, but the message is no different.…

No, they do.. they just assume any action will be met with a velvet glove “now don’t you do that again, you little scamp” response. They understand what the internet is and how it can harm.. and so long as the barrel of the gun is pointed to someone else.. they are HAPPY.. the second it changes in their direction,…

Honestly, if he had enough brains to not repeatedly drop ‘hints’ to his fellow inbred honkies over the years about his RL, this would not have happened. But, being where he was and what he was doing, he simply could not keep his fucking mouth shut because he wanted his ego stroked and wanted a fanbase.

It’s like these people have no idea how the Internet works.

You mean like this rubbish article? Dealer list prices for used cars are not representative of what an individual can sell the car for after owning it for 4 years. They aren’t even representative of what dealers are really selling the cars for either. The last car I bought was a 2018 model year, which I bought at the…

Tis article is written by somebody who literally makes their living in the margins of new car purchases. I’m not a religious person, I own a new car, and don’t follow Ramsey’s principles, but I actually know several people who have improved their situations drastically by following his advice. This article is more…

It’s not about giving information that is blatantly false. It is talking in black and white, so that people that are financially irresponsible don’t take the whole hand when you give them a finger. It’s the same thing that you do in basic training for the military.

Your math was wrong Tom. You assume that a person that buys a car in cash is somehow going to owe someone 5%, on a car they bought in cash. You act as if it’s only an 18 dollar difference, but it’s not. Financing a brand new Toyota is literally a negative 367 dollar amount to your monthly cash flow as opposed to…

His advice is also able to hurt people who are cash poor. Someone can easily misinterpret this:

This might come as a surprise, but it doesn’t matter to Dave if they gave $0 or $5,000 in discounts with 0% financing. He’d give the same response.

The reason taking a 0% loan is a bad idea is simply because IT’S A LOAN. You don’t accumulate wealth making payments to other people. The best car payment to have is $0 a month, not 0% percent interest.

Does Ramsey actually give information?  I thought he only gives advice, which is opinion, not facts. 

But you can give those people reasonable advice without giving information that is blatantly false.