You literally cannot walk down the vast majority of streets in Manhattan without smelling at least the hint of ganja—day or night.
That's not how TMs work
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She’s welcome to be pissed, but she’s literally harassing this dude who is doing nothing but enjoying his life. It sucks to have unwanted odors wafting into one’s apartment, but it’s a fact of life in Manhattan, and HDuff, who I actually really otherwise like and enjoy, is being an entitled asshole.
Then she should GTFO of Manhattan. This dude is not doing anything wrong at all. It sucks that the ventilation in Duff’s building sucks, but maybe instead of cyberbulling people, she should use that time to take some of the money she works so hard and get another place.
SPENCER?! Are you kidding me!? SPENCER?!
Anfisa! I love that crazy woman!
But love makes you dumb, so maybe this is the real deal.
Some variety of canned tomato are definitely a pantry staple. With what other canned goods are you filling your pantry?
Goddamn, he’s comically shitty.
You were right about the median family income, so congrats, I guess? But, let’s not move goal posts—you didn’t write anything about median household income in your original comment, and it’s dubious you were meaning to ballpark that household income figure. If you were, that number is much closer to to $60,000 than…
Since real wages have been depressed and have not kept pace with inflation since the 1960's, it’s likely that the person earned more than the inflation-adjusted $6,000.
Your anger makes little sense. Why shouldn’t the lawyers, who have done the leg work of finding and getting certified a class (a feat that is genuinely difficult), take home much of the settlement that they have had the largest hand in negotiating? If you have some particular gripe for which you want to separately sue…
This is annoying inside baseball, but a lot of schools quietly practice “yield protection,” and that’s probably what’s going on here. Two parts of what makes up college rankings are (1) the oft-cited acceptance rate and (2) the less-cited yield percentage, which is just the proportion of the accepted pool that…
Yup, pretty much all schools have hardship waivers for application fees, but honestly, when I was applying, you didn’t even have to actually be poor. If you simply asked an admissions office to waive the fee because you couldn’t afford it, 9 out of 10 times, they would. I applied to almost 20 schools, but only paid…
I mean, yeah, I don’t think he really understand how the law works. See, for instance, two removals from the bench.
I really hope med school teaches remedial hygiene!
I literally just gasped aloud. That dude was (hopefully, he’s changed) FUCKING GROSS.
This paragraph has a surprising amount of twists and turns!
Pshha, I don’t know how you expect little Timmy to get into a good elementary school if he hasn’t first attended one of the best pre-schools.
Wanting one’s child to go to the neighborhood isn’t inherently racist, sure. However, of course, rather than living in some vacuum, we live in the real world context actually matters. Because we know that socio-economically advantaged kids perform pretty much equally no matter the quality of their particular school…