You note that the game gives you plenty of opportunities for self-examination and self-evaluation, and yet you fault it for not clubbing you over the head with an NPC that upbraids you for behaving outside of a pre-defined set of “acceptable” boundaries:

It’s a shame so much of the reception of this game and whether it’s “good” seems to be down to whether it takes a stance on US politics as though that’s a thing all games must do now.

In Minneapolis/St Paul, the card return is commonplace for me. I wonder if I’m just hitting that perfect storm of only the minority of bars that do it, or if it’s a lot more common than the writer describes.

Yeah, basically. 20% minimum for anything but really should tip $2 on your first drink even if it’s a $3 high life.

Hi there.

What kind of sad fucks still watch the Simpsons?

Thank you. The last sentence of your post is now being inscribed on my headstone.

Pffftt.. They’ll be a record that someone there looked at it, but forgot or didn’t delete it.

The author isn’t saying that there’s no way Cuban didn’t know, she’s showing that we don’t know what he knows, since different sources say different things. She’s not contradicting herself, sources at the Mavs are.

This is a real shame, and I mean that seriously. The Craigslist for my town never had any apparent sex trafficking going on at all. The women who posted in the personals section here were just a bunch of libidinous housewives and other insatiable ladies who weren’t professionals. Now where am I supposed to go to find…

I hope you get all the likes for bravely pointing out something that some people might find uncomfortable to agree with, but absolutely nails what’s going on here precisely.

You know people willingly do this independently and of their own free will. Always have and always will. Of course some are exploited, but this law doesn’t help them, in fact it’s so broadly stated that it ends hurting them. This is not just applicable to females either. Your views on this seem very limited.

Nothing in your post is right. A lot of women engage in the trade willingly and on their own terms, despite having almost no protection from law enforcement they protect themselves and their colleagues by sharing information. It’s a very large industry so your “quotes” aren’t warranted, and neither is your insinuation…

This is the right answer, but it’s not just simpletons. It’s a legal conspiracy to change the definition of “sex trafficking” to encompass all of sex work. And it appears to be working. I’m not really a fan of prostitution, but to label it all as sex trafficking and then pat yourself on the back for your hard work at…

No its a terrible law

For simpletons that think that all prostitution is sex trafficking, tons.

This is one of the worst laws ever.

OF COURSE he’s going to the Galaxy.

A: Kevin Love. Thanks reddit.

Who got the last one?