They decided that the marginal utility they gained from working in a sweatshop is higher than the utility they gain from starving to death. Freedom!
They decided that the marginal utility they gained from working in a sweatshop is higher than the utility they gain from starving to death. Freedom!
Co-signed. So over guys who think flirting is a suggestion of sexual interest.
Being flirty is perfectly fine and harmless, who gives a shit
I mean they could always choose to starve to death, right? Right?????????????????
They could choose to starve instead! It’s still a choice!
Are you saying most guys in charge and their sycophants have a cognitive dissonance in order to justify what they do for a slightly better profit?
It’s taken a couple hundred years for people to figure out what to do about the bunt, maybe the least aesthetically…
good stuff, I signed
Already up to 44. Somebody posted it on the Dodgers subreddit as well.
As an American and die-hard Dodgers fan, I consider it my goddamned duty to sign this thing. Fantastic idea.
56 is DiMaggio’s hitting streak. 6-24 has nothing for me.
Love the tip of the hat by Hosmer at the end. Respect.
Or as the Royals call it: a routine double play.
Except for that one part where the ball beats him by a full step. But, yeah.
“Thanks to MLB Advanced Media, my son will know nut-tapping and dick throwing metrics.”
It’s storytime with Vin Scully, who is calling his 67th and final Dodgers season. His train of thought directed by…
It’s a counterbalance to the never ending blowjob that ESPN has given him. I don’t take the point to be “Kobe was a league average player” as much as it was “Okay ESPN, settle down."
And also that whole thing about their assistant coach being the coach for a big chunk of the season. That to me is the most impressive part of the Warriors’ run this year (besides winning 73 games).
The main difference, for me, is that I despised the Bulls because I was way more into rooting for my team. And now, as a much more casual fan, the Warriors are too fun to root against.