They lost me at owners have to be up on their child support payments to apply for the Caberet license. Like, god forbid we require business owners to be current on child support before we grant them licenses?

I wanna say...the Carrie remake? I remember this happening to a group of popular teens as well, and being outraged because it doesn’t work like that!

I’ll also note that a lot of her testimony comes straight out of the “doctors are evil, have a homebirth no matter what!” woo-crowd handbook. Not saying it is or isn’t true, but I’ve seeen it before....

There was a trailer before The Dark Tower too!! ...I regret that I spent money to see The Dark Tower....

This is a school in Cambridge. Every mom is a tiger mom.

I mean, love the series, but every time I read it I’m like, man, this could really use a wisecracking 10 year old with a thick New York accent. On that respect, the movie *delivered*, am I right???

It’s funny, but is it going to get them off their tractors?

I just read an article in, I wanna say Stat?, about the treatment (or lack thereof) of Sickle Cell patients. Horrifying. How doctors can not know about the super common genetic condition, or at least go in the back and Google it, blows my mind. And then patients don’t get proper treatment and that moves their life…

Go on Amazon and order the cheapie pregnancy tests. They end up about 25cents each and last a few years, and they detect at about half the hormone levels other tests detect at.

I think that also reflects the difference between plastic surgeons and “plastic surgeons”. Any MD with a weekend to spare for the class can legally do Botox, so a lot of these people took the shortcut of getting the most basic med school education and then going into “plastic surgery”. The real ones do years of…

I think it depends on your perspective. Me, I would treat it like a gym membership, where I’m totally going to go all the time!! And then within a few months the allure has worn off by it’s too much effort to cancel...

Not just the trainer! What about the dietitian and the chef(s)? Also, probably more than 1 trainer, I mean, do you want your cardio guy in charge of your lifting routine??
Also, childcare, housekeeping, and a personal assistant to deal with stupid little things like buying Christmas presents. And at least one stylist…

Yeah, but the tech is like - light years away from where it needs to be to even work, never mind work as good as or better than existing technology and be consistent enough to pass a CLIA certification for human testing.

Someone above mentioned sorority sisters (who would be *perfect* drama-wise). And consider: wedding “season” proper is only a few months long, from mid-June through mid-September, maaaaybe October if you’re somewhere hot, which usually knocks out mid-July through August on the calendar (because how will you have your…

This always bothered me - like, the weddings would be VERY spread in terms of spending. Of course the $5000 wedding is not going to compare to the $120,000 wedding! I wish they would have bracketed the brides so they were all on equal footing.

So, I didn’t know this either. We were getting ready to move, and I had a can of oven cleaner that had moved 3 times, never been used, and so help me I was NOT moving it again to not use it again. I sprayed that sucker down and let it sit overnight.

And, he literally says: “I tell her I love her and will never betray her again.”

And on that note - BRAG!! Not obnoxiously so, but make sure the higher-ups know *you* did x project, *you* contributed y, etc. Young women especially can get this mentality that they shouldn’t take credit for anything, and it’s damaging, especially when every office has that one guy who’s happy to take credit for any…

3 - yes. Absolutely. I hire and my #1 qualification in the interview is to like you. I can train a monkey to do my job, as long as that monkey is a perfectionist, and if you make it to my interview table I presumably believe you have the experience to do well. So, now, I have to figure out if I want to spend 40+ hours…

I read somewhere that they’re trying to bring the rear stairs back at some California airports. Every minute debarking costs money, even before you get into missing departure windows/crew time outs/etc, so the airlines are actually pretty heavily invested in getting people on/off planes as fast as possible.