I’m flashing to the classic SNL sketch where William Shatner tells a bunch of Trekkies to “Get a life!” They like the acting and the recognition, they don’t like the press tours and the minutia.

Also, I think it depends significantly on where you are in the stadium. The Brewers games I’ve attended have had the odd belligerent drunk, but most of the crowd was (apparently) sober. Back in the 1800s, the angry drunk *was* the average attendee.

Honestly, “I’ve spent years writing for Newsweek, but I have my apron ready to go” just sounds like the current reality of journalism. 

Also something that a 40ish white man with no dependents would do.

I live in Wisconsin - the drunk drivingest state in the nation - and even we don’t allow drive through liquor sales.  It baffles me that anywhere does.

“...it would be a betrayal of her entire arc to have her end up being worse than Cersei.”

This. I’m not interested in creating laws of what ingredients can and cannot be in a “true burger”, but if I need a fork and knife to eat it, you’ve just made a cosplaying casserole.  To quote my brother: “If I can no longer get my mouth around your burger, it is not a burger: it is a meat sphere.”

I will forever remember Buzzkill for a failed prank they nonetheless aired: A whole series of suspicious characters come into a bar/club/restaurant, first one asking for a private room and the rest asking to join him, each one slipping the host dozens to hundreds of dollars for his “discretion”. Then, as they hauled th…

The article, or the business?

The article, or the business?

And here you have unlocked the positive feedback cycle that keeps most men uninterested in looking more than average - stores don’t bother carrying fitted clothing for men (beyond a very small range), so men only buy loose fit clothing, so stores don’t carry fitted clothing.

“Sports Clips” is the gender stereotype place.  “Great Clips” is a general cheap barbershop.

Movies of all kinds struggle to show conflicts where both sides are A) fundamentally decent, and B) not staggeringly dumb. That a movie primarily concerned with comedy and action spectacle pulled it off is unusual.

The only thing I can think of was an offhand comment while they were eating takeout in a hotel in the second season, where he reveals some legally underhanded thing he did to her and she responds with “I’m so ashamed I’ll just jump off the roof.” (Or words to that effect.)

The only possible advantage the Suns could offer is a longer leash...but no, they’ve gone through four coaches in as many years. They expect a new coach to inatantly and substantially improve them...somehow.

We’re in this weird limbo now where wrestlers *can* make comparable money if they do well outside the WWE, but they have to manage themselves and will never have the same overall recognition as anyone on the WWE roster.

Well, where do *you* recommend I post want-ads that pay in cocaine?

I want to emphasize that the person who did the fighting back was this guy:

I think promoters adore top-flight but defensively abysmal fighters precisely because they’re so entertaining to watch.

You already got the Humphrey Bogart and 12 Angry Men references in...why not go for broke and reference Bartleby the Scrivener with “I would prefer not to”?