Which doesn’t even make sense. It should have been I Still Know What You Did the Summer Before Last at least. Or That Summer I suppose if you want to be less verbose.

It greatly upsets me as well.

That’s not a ridiculous expectation at all. If the billionaire wants to donate money and that money isn’t liquid, that’s the answer. While I think you’re making an unfounded assumption about Bezos’ wealth, I do agree that it’s generally true that billionaires don’t keep a lot of their wealth liquid. Because it’s not…

So an ad hominem argument essentially?

How would you presume to know what percentage of Jeff Bezos’ assets are liquid? Also he could...you know...make them liquid? Selling some stock of a property you’re not occupying isn’t a particularly difficult process.

But those commercials taught us that if nerdy teens drink it, they’ll get hot.

Not every author can create a work with such subtlety and depth.

the message sent by the headphones is “probably not.”

If your headphones are in your ear there is every reason to assume that it is producing noise

But the sound-making device has an on/off switch of some kind that, when in the off position, keeps it from making noise. Unless you can hear noise emanating from the device, there’s no reason to assume that it’s on and distracting.

But that’s the question, isn’t it? We’re all arguing over having a single earbud in means you’re likely distracted or not.

You keep your fact-checking to yourself, Dog in a Bowl!

Just watched The Human Condition for the first time recently and I totally felt that way about Vol. 2. There’s so much slapping that it gets comical.

It’s not a reliable sign of no distraction, sure. But it’s at least an attempt.

Everyone understands that. But in this question, as far as we know, the customer was asked to remove their earbud before they’d shown any signs of being distracted or otherwise able to communicate. The question is whether it’s a fair assumption to make that every person with a single earbud in will be distracted…

Yeah. I agree.

You’d think, but Fuller House and Girl Meets World are still on the air, so apparently parental nostalgia is transferable or more young people are watching bad ‘90s reruns than we thought.

I should probably see that at some point. I’ve seen pieces, but never the whole thing.

It’s just so depressing. Pip is an idiot and Estella is the worst. Though at least the conwict is a nice guy I suppose.