Am I the only person in the world who has never used Uber?

A. Mann would be fine, too

Business on top, party on the bottom.

The problem, as I see it, is the wholesale adoption of a moral compass that is entirely defined by the corporate success silo.

I did not realise that! Thank you for that angle.

Now, more than ever before, I’m thoroughly #TeamLindsay.

Not “sex.”

They can't even spell Desert right.

Ok, now I’m really confused. What’s wrong with premeditated? Am I missing something?

I never realized how distinct the Utah accent was until I started working with a lot of people in Utah. Our conference calls are half people from Tennessee, which also has a very distinctive accent, and half from Utah and I bet if you listened to it with an outside perspective it would be hilarious.

Also posted to Brit’s Facebook page:

Living under it/being oppressed means relying (psychologically, emotionally) on its “approval,” not having people watch you.

Between this and the math post I am so happy for her. A love of learning is always rewarding, no matter what else comes your way.

Perhaps she sees a line between her work and being watched when she invites it and is performing v. when she is in the privacy of her own life. Her life itself is not for consumption, even if her work is for public consumption.

Truth. Faux depth or not, I hope Brit is feeling every ounce of this bit of wisdom and is finding all the acceptance within herself.

I think we all know the most reasonable solution: separate restrooms for conservative men.

That just sounds exhausting. I think I would die if I went through life that afraid.

I dunno. Presumably the kid will be raised in the same environment with the same values as her and her husband, and they are both fine with it. We can’t project anything onto what the kid is gonna think. We can assume he will have some of his parents values which at this point appear to be:

Ha! Eat it in the sun! It’s delicious!

So tell me something.