My father has a slightly younger Series I, which is in pretty close to flawless shape, and the problem is that it isn’t actually that usable. Between not actually being that tough of a truck and being too nice to risk on rocky roads, salted icy roads, etc. it doesnt’ get out much.

Actual PhD economists say that will not happen.

No, I mean, when I want to listen to music in my house, I turn on my very nice radio. It sounds great. It doesn’t collect any info on me. If, for some reason I feel compelled, I can use the aux-in to attach my phone and enable it to help Siri collect info on me, but it won’t otherwise. It just sits there and waits to…

My radio does not collect any information on me.

Yeah, but this speaker will also collect private information about you. So, that really makes it worth paying for.

Zero percent chance he’d be on our side.

And you have some information that suggests this memory was false? You should let the police know!

You seem to have a lot of inside info on this case... would love to hear how you know she falsely accused him?

The original comment was conflating him with the stereotypical football player douchebag... who most people think is kind of rapey. I don’t know if he is. I’m always astonished by the coverage of him. Every detail seems so remarkably unlikable yet is always presented as so lovable. It’s weird.

We’re splitting hairs here...

What if it’s Jaeger?

Being better than Suh doesn’t make you a good guy.

I’m just saying that if you were at a bar and there was a dude who refused to keep his shirt on and was spraying Bud Light everywhere and demanding everyone do shots with him, you’d be like, “look at that asshole”, but for some reason we’re like, “OMG ROB GRONKOWSKI IS SOOOO FUNNY! LOL!”

If you watch him with any regularity, it’s par for the course. Never understand why people find him charming. He’s a massive asshole, who, if you ever dealt with him in any context outside of him being a professional football player, you would hate him.

Resident of 35 years should get more familiar with local music culture. It’s a pervasive term.

The timing is right, but that’s about it.

Lol.

People from DC absolutely call it the DMV. White people from the ‘burbs don’t, but if you’re remotely familiar with DC hip-hop you know it: https://www.washingtoncitypaper.com/arts/music/blog/13072637/area-codethe-termdmv-brought-to-you-by-the-hard-work-of-local-rappers-and-phone-cards

You could move somewhere less nauseating? Or, instead of just taking “free money”, pay tuition somewhere?

The flip side is you live in the Atlanta suburbs.