I’m sorry I know this, BUT

A Chad is a good thing? I thought it was a male Karen. I’m so confused with slang today. I miss the tubular, bodacious days.

Only 1/3 did. 1/3 voted against and 1/3 decided they didn’t care enough to bother. 

“Trump has tried his best pretended to distance himself from Project 2025...”

Apparently all of the people cheering on the actions of Luigi think there’s room for change...

“when we hope Trump’s term ends in January 2029.”

Respectfully, ahem, here:

We’re all going to be eating a giant shit sandwich on pretty much every issue for the foreseeable future thanks to all the shit for brains who voted for Trump because he promised them he would magically lower the cost of everything they buy. A promise that he’s already distancing himself from is his interview for…

when Trump’s term ends in January 2029.

I’ve said this before but I wish I could transport conservatives back to their vaunted golden age of unrestricted emissions and giant v-8s and see how long it takes before they choke on the fumes.

Right now it’s far too early in the ballgame to tell how this is all going to shake out

I mean, this is like 90% of big CEO’s. It’s not good, but it’s also not unusual.

You’re not wrong by any stretch.  But no one can buy anything else you make if you don’t make anything else...

Modern corporate motto of maximizing short term profits, which means raising pricing while reducing quality. The charge more and give less mentality really hit Stellantis on their backside this time.

All of the best drivers were also the recipients of dominant cars. We’ve all see how much Verstappen’s driving abilities are worth when his car is no longer head and shoulders above the rest- suddenly, he’s a good driver but quite beatable and mostly a raging asshole.

Or...NFL game, for that matter.

Max has the personality of the antagonist from every 90s teen movie. Unrepentant asshole.

There is a way to fight really hard, to compete with vigorous energy without being a dick.  Max needs to find a way to do that.  

I was a child when Senna was racing, that is true, but I have seen his racecraft and studied his legacy.

Senna was the first to really take F1 to a new level of win-at-all-costs and Schumacher proliferated that. Following in their footsteps is one of the reasons I didn’t like Vettel and I don’t like Verstappen.…

They’ve had plenty of opportunities in the past when he was regularly clash/crashing with Lewis. I mean there are some rules now that are specifically Max inspired but he’s always been and always will be a petulant baby who will never repent.