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Sorry about the seasons the Yankees, Cowboys, and Lakers had. Tough year man.

He played and started all 4 years he was there. Not sure where Nick got 3 years.

Ok, so what do you suggest we do? Allow China to continue its expansion into the S. China Sea, build up military bases on these islands, asert it’s dominance in the area completely, control trade, and then let them fuck us for the next 100 years because we want everyone to play nice?

I’ve never thought of the Circle of Life as punishing my store for selling a new game. This sort of interpretation of the company initiative is probably from a very jaded individual.

The small amount of weed allegedly found on him meant the offense only amounted to a citation that will not show up on his criminal record.

you do realize democrats put the structure allowing this “nuclear option” in place right?

I am about as liberal as they come, i will never support forcing someone to join a union and pay dues instead of negotiating their own deal.

To help avoid this type of situation the NFL was considering changing the Pro Bowl to flag football, but didn’t want to take the risk of having to watch Colin Kaepernick kneeling the entire clock out.

This. A thousand times this. I’ve been trying to figure out where all of the outrage is coming from. I’m 100% against the executive order that Trump signed but I don’t understand the outrage against Uber. Seems to me that the worse offense would have been to continue with the surge pricing and take advantage of the…

demand was higher due to the scarcity of cabs, so instead of doing the logical capitalist thing and raising prices to meet demand, they lowered prices to undercut the effect of the strike.

Question about this. We’re mad that Uber turned off surge pricing during the taxi strike. But wouldn’t we be even madder if they jacked it up instead?

Which brings up another point - I always assumed surge pricing was put in effect to increase the supply of Uber drivers, by paying them more than typical to service an area. So why would eliminating surge pricing at JFK be a bad thing? It means there would be fewer drivers servicing JFK and therefore an attempt to…

I don’t know how it would go. I do know that organization increases bargaining power. Uber as a model though is a very difficult thing to organize. You don’t necessarily know your fellow workers and it’s very easy to hire scabs. The Uber model is designed to pit drivers against one another and turn them into…

I find the idea of forming a union of people who are not employees of a company hilarious.

Wow what an amazing insight about choice in a market. Never heard this shit before

Lynch, who has most recently served as an analyst on Fox

We’re not going to talk about how he’s been terrorizing slower runners for years?

So, anyone who left the TV on and forgot about it this morning