But how’s the other guy going to hear his racial slurs if he doesn’t follow him and tell him? Come on now!

I’ve never followed anyone for two miles. But when I was a kid - high school, early 20s - I had a couple brushes with road rage. When other drivers would do dangerous shit, I would take it personally, and immediately feel like I needed to dole out karma. It was incredibly stupid, and I’m fortunate it never progressed…

A lot of people have pent up anger meant for people they know they can’t actually take it out on so they go with strangers. My dad would regularly get into it with strangers in traffic while I was in the car. He’s also carries a gun and is constantly saying shit like “I got something for his ass”. That shit taught me…

It’s all that economic anxiety

That’s the part I don’t get about it all. You’re in such a rush to get somewhere that you’re acting a fool but when something interferes with it you forget about the rush you were in and waste so much time and energy. Just stop being an asshole and keep it moving.

See, that’s what I don’t understand. I can understand getting mad when someone cuts you off (but that doesn’t excuse road rage). I will never understand getting pissed off when someone flicks you off/honks at you for something you did wrong on the road. That just screams “I can’t deal with being told I’m in the…

Hope Rides Alone With Her Dad

I think when kids are involved its obviously different, though. I wouldn’t deny a mother to sit next to her young child. My main pet peeve is your average adult couple that NEED to sit together. I just don’t get it. 

And that little girl who grew up to be famous because her father helped OJ get away with murder turned out to be a moron. Now you know...the rest of the story.

We had a long talk about how fat wasn’t something you are, but rather just something that everyone has. Some people have more and some people have less. And I tried to talk to her about how she is strong and athletic and how her body does exactly what it’s supposed to.

“I truly hope you realize how important setting goals are for young women, teaching them we have so much more to offer than just our bodies,” Moretz wrote.”

Of course we know who Kaylie is Kim!

On a business trip one time, I had a couple ask me to move from my aisle seat to one of their middle seats so they could sit together. My co-workers on the flight couldn’t believe I said no.
It’s a two-hour flight, the separation will do y’all some good, kids.

My husband and I recently flew with our two-year-old. Both going and coming, someone stopped by our row to claim that I was sitting in their seat and I needed to move. Like, do you see this toddler? Do you want to sit next to him for 2 hours?

Then you need to rethink farmers. Subsidies are distributed based on projected crop value, so who do you think is going to reap the majority of the benefits from subsidies focused on international tariffs? Mom and Pop with their 2 milking cows and some chickens or the the 2000+ acre mega farms who sell soy beans to…

The notion of someone like Jesse Watters agreeing that only the best and brightest should be accepted into America is just a bit rich. Jesse Watters could be on fire in a room that only otherwise has a burnt-out lightbulb in it, and he still wouldn’t be anywhere close to being the best nor brightest in that room.

It’s quite telling that the poor insurance workers are having crocodile tears shed for them when manufacturing and agricultural workers were told to get with the times, get trained and join the information economy.

American exceptionalism at its absolute worst.

Considering the vast majority of people will have the new insurance and very few people would pay for separate, private insurance, most hospitals/doctors would fall into line with the new system. Do you know how we can tell? It happened in Canada! And elsewhere!

“But what would the insurance people who work for those companies do!?”