“Dr. Abdul El-Sayed: .....we’ve got really good science now that shows us that vaccinated people are protected against symptomatic and serious COVID-19, meaning that they are substantially less likely to pass the virus on.”

I think I understand your point of view. But here’s mine:

Why?

I don’t quite understand this pervasive attitude of: “I’m vaccinated, but I just can’t trust these other people.”

This is all fine.

If you make shish kabobs with pineapple, don’t put the pineapple right next to the meat and touching. It makes the meat get all weird and chalky (especially chicken).

She seems insufferable. Seth spoke out against his good friend, which had to be difficult, and she gives him homework?

I could, maybe, forgive my wife for a drunken business-trip mistake.

1) Don’t cheat

Agree that Musk is a silly choice to host.

I'd enjoy a similar telling of the time Michael Scott drove his car into a pond. That was a crazy stunt for a comedy. 

Entourage was on when I was 25, fairly new to LA from back east, and had little on my mind besides women, parties, clubs, sunshine and weed.

Yeah, there's gotta be a way to create new boards to download. I'd probably pay $5 for a single new board. 

Such depressing origin stories too. "John McGraw was the youngest of 14 children. They lived in a one-room shack in Manhattan. His father died of consumption, and 9 of his siblings died of [curable diseases today].

I love the first 3 episodes, or innings, of Ken Burns Baseball. It's full of characters like this and just an interesting portrait of America at the time. 

South Park infuriates people who have no sense of humor about their own beliefs.

Pausing the JnJ rollout will cost lives and fuel “these vaccines ain’t safe!” paranoia.

The Simpsons is produced in Los Angeles, a place I lived for 15 years and know well.

Define ‘deal with’

What was Seth Rogen supposed to do? He tried to appease her.