OK, there seems to be some misconceptions so here is what happened from the original NY Times article.

The general point was that in a job like this, why not provide every customer the best possible service, because you never know what opportunities a poor attitude might cause you to miss?

This isn’t charity, it’s a marketing stunt. But it’s a marketing stunt where a student and her coworkers walked away with a little extra money in their pocket without getting exploited, I really can’t hate. Honestly, that should be the model

“For family and friends of Teresa Halbach, the commercial success of the series dropped them into a level of hell where they’re forced to re-live the trauma for as long as paid Netflix subscribers want to hear about it.”

That’s a shame. It felt like season one was less about Steven Avery being innocent and more about how fucked up the justice system is. He could have been guilty, but it definitely did not happen how the police say it did, and the police and the prosecution went out of their way to pin the murder on him, even if they…

“I thought Season 1 was compelling while we were watching it, but around episode 5 you start to realize that it’s pretty much just a defense case. The makers of the documentary aren’t interested in exploring the case, they just want to show that Steven Avery is innocent.”

These are normie shit memes

But how did Jay know where the car was????

In fairness, there’s an enormous difference between (1) Is Avery innocent or guilty? and (2) Did the police frame Avery?

I’m not sure I’m emotionally ready for a second season of this show. There’s only so much righteous fury I can handle, and Serial S3 is providing it in spades for me currently.

The Dassey case is so upsetting and depressing that I don’t think I can watch the documentary. I know the outcome and it drives me insane.

It’s just a baffling description. It literally says that in the last three years, both parties have appealed and been rejected by the courts. Maybe this documentary filmed over those three years will have a more satisfying ending.

I listened to a breakdown of the actual numbers on NPR, and they said the Saudis paid about $100 billion for arms deals during the Obama administration, and there’s only about $4 billion in deals currently. So, of course, Trump was bigly exaggerating the actual price for which he was willing to sell (more of) our…

I’ve thought this before, but the whole Khashoggi affair has brought the thought back into mind again...are we backing the wrong horse in this power struggle between Iran and Saudi Arabia? Iran obviously does awful stuff too, and it would be really hard to overcome the history between us and them, but I still kinda…

Unmake a conviction?

What? No, it absolutely cannot. The cases of Avery and Dassey have reached their limits. Short of the Governor of Wisconsin deciding to give either of them a reprieve—and Scott Walker isn’t going to do that—they are going to serve out the rest of their sentences.

Unless if you’re buying a track edition of a performance car: there they’ll charge you more to take stuff off, like a more flimsy (but lighter!) seatbelt.

Oh yes- Prince Charming was in the same fraternity as Brock Turner- They pray on drunk women or women under the spell of a witch...

How dare she use this most sacred text as a teaching moment to explain consent to her daughter?! The nerve!

You know, that’s true - I had never thought of that before. I mean Snow White is there, basically rufied into a coma and a guy comes along and kisses her? If the guy was drunk at the time it would have been “Prince Brett” that did it...