I can think of one way. Wouldn’t work for a major company like Amazon where calls are likely recorded, but for a smaller company?

That seems wrong to me. Not the information, I mean in the cosmic “Right vs. Wrong” sense. Retailer can’t demand payment for something sent accidentally: great. I’m on board. Makes total sense. But you get to keep it? Even if the retailer sends someone to collect it? That doesn’t seem right.

That’s helpful as long as Josh is in the same building. Ideally, on the same floor. More and more, people are spread out over several states - even countries. And that’s not even taking into account communication with people outside your company. I’m not going to “go talk to Josh” when Josh is a client; I’m going to…

How about fired, CVS?

Initially AT&T will offer four tiers of service—$35 a month for 60 channels, $50 for 80, $60 for 100, and $70 for 120. To entice new subscribers they’ll be offering the 100 channel plan for $35 at launch, and you can stick to that price for as long as you subscribe. You’ll be able to watch through your browser and a…

I don’t know what game you were watching, because the game I was watching was amazing. Stupendous. Just epic. The most fantastic SNF game in years and years. I know this because Cris Collinsworth kept telling me that over, and over, and over, and... over... and OVER again.

Kinda figured the outrage would have been calling all the Michigan girls diseased. But nah. Guess that’s okay as long as you’re not comparing them to the water conditions in Flint.

Over on io9, I posted at the end of last season that I wouldn’t be watching this current season. I was done, I said. People told me I wouldn’t me missed, that one person wouldn’t make a difference, and blah, blah, blah.

I mean, I don’t know now. I wasn’t expecting the pushback that I got - not even one person to offset the disagreement. Now I’m just wondering if this was flawed technology to begin with.

I heard that, too. I heard that it’s specifically going around the Orlando area on Friday, November 25th. Sure would be a shame if I were to catch it at the airport on the way home.

My suburb - I’d rather not say which; that’s a little too granular for the level of anonymity I like to maintain around here - hasn’t seen any of the backlash over the last week, fortunately. Nothing pro- or anti-Trump. Life just sort of goes on here. We’re fortunate. Others have not been nearly so lucky.

I remember hearing that bit when I was a teenager and thinking it made so much logical sense. Yeah! Fuckers! Move to where the food is!

You guys are turning my oven-based culinary world upside-down here.

I’m not a hipster, nor do I live in New York. I actually live in a suburb of Houston, and I fucking hate it here. But my wife and I agreed that after the kids are out of the house, we’re moving somewhere else. Until last week, we figured it would be somewhere like northern California, or Oregon or Washington, because…

Nope. Because what you just described needs a slogan like “Make <Insert Town Name Here> Great Again” or “Make My Life Great Again”.

Why be mad? Stewart, and especially - was it Seth Meyers who hammered him hard at the White House Correspondents Dinner - were doing what they do, and there should have been nothing wrong with that. We should have been thrilled that Trump ran for president. And we were! Those early, heady days? “Can you believe this…

I’d like to see some of those sources, because I’ve never heard that, and it kind of destroys the entire point of the things - and since I use one pretty regularly, that ain’t good news lol

BUILD MORE HOUSING.

Two words: probe thermometer.

Honestly, that was my favorite bit. Loved that.