Oh well, it could be Granddad rock. Why, I remember this little ditty when I was just a lad of 8 years hearing it on the radio...or maybe it was one of my elder brothers playing it on their record player....

Because he was a CEO he’s now not allowed to have political opinions? OK then. It’s not like he’s running for office.

Less “dad rock” and more early-2000s radio soft ro—Oh. Right. I’m old now.

I always find it funny that we lay everything our government does at the feet of our president.

He’s not the hero we need. Or want. But he’s here.

We all have our calling. 

That’s not for us to judge. Feeling abused is relative.

I feel bad for their kids, having shitty parents isn’t their fault.

You feel no sympathy for a child being abused by her parents? Talk about sociopathy.

IndyCar did the right thing. It’s the Indy 500 — not the Indy 510, 515, 520... It sucks it ended under caution, but it happens; that’s racing for you. It really looked like Sato had it firmly in hand, though, anyway. He was lapping way faster than Dixon, whose tires were letting him down. He probably would have been…

The way I look at it, if a moron can be elected POTUS, then a moron can be allowed to race in NASCAR.  They pretty much go hand-in-hand.

“...what has brought them out?”

As others have said, it all comes down to money. He can wheel, but everyone at that level can. Would a sponsor put millions of dollars into a car and have him the face of the team?

I mean...we all know what brought them out...

NASCAR will decide if they’ll let Kyle Larson back into a car, but sponsors will ultimately decide whether he gets a ride.

Yeeeeah, the person clearly has no idea what they’re doing.

At least they finally canceled tosh.o

There’s about to be a very long shortage of stand-up comedy specials, unless they start filming comedians performing with no audience.

That is fair, it’s just the only cartoon I could think of that’s nearing it’s 4th incarnation.