I teach economics to HS students, and I think it’s both interesting and instructive to hear about the financial reality of being a working actor. Sure, she’s rich and only 24, but $3M for a house in a city where the median price is north of $1M isn’t outrageous, and all of the costs she talks about (plus taxes) are…

Not everyone has a British made refrigerator.

Well, if nothing else, with $350K, he just doubled his gross income from the past 27 years.

Yeah I'm not saying he didn't, that'd be nigh impossible to do in any capacity (I can't even go a year lol) I'm just saying it's not really the greatest take to shit on him for working the way he did. Shit in BK for making people think they need to work 27 years straight without taking a day off just to live. 

THAT is your take...?? You read this entire article and all you could think of was, "there must be something to shit on here and goddammit, I'm gonna find it!" I'm not sure who shit in your coffee this morning but maybe just remember that not everything good has to have some shitty downside so idk man maybe go take a…

First of all, it’s hard enough to know that your beverage of choice is also the beverage of choice for 45. Please don’t bring Rudy into this too!

You don’t. The machine is broken. Hue hue hue.

It’s been said a thousand times; just because he has money doesn’t make him smart.  Dude’s a dipshit.  

Do they though? They made one terrible movie, 4 okay to pretty good movies and a bunch of series that are legitimately good. Sure, with the movies its no MCU in terms of success. But I don’t think you can blame the executives of making bad creative choices if 80% of their movies are still pretty good.  

For all of its flaws (actual and imagined), TLJ was easily the best of the sequel trilogy. Change my mind.

So...then...just Ready Player One?!?

From what I’ve heard, Second Life is absolutely amazing compared to the Meta BS.

I prefer to think that the metaverse is Ready Player One, only it sucks.

Maybe now I can tell why my 2 favorite brands, Umpqua and Tillamook, are so much better than Breyers and Dreyers. Looks like I need to go buy ice cream, for science!

It’ll all become clear when you put on your magic underpants.

Something is afruit at the Circle K.

Part of the reason why the alternative products are expensive is they are scaled up. Things can get considerably cheaper when you’re working in volume.

My brother in crust you mean.

My brother in crust you mean.

“seems like the simplest route” -- really? ask your mom what she thinks about your “simple” route.