Same. 2016 was the first time we got to see Dead & Company and we were lucky enough to get that in our set. Was awesome.

Bobby can still belt this one out pretty good -

Underrated comment.

They can’t and they won’t. A couple years ago at poker night, I said to the guys at the table that were still big football fans, “I don’t think the NFL will exist in its current state in a decade” - one of them looked at me like I had two heads. I hope I’m right. I stopped watching a long time ago and will never watch…

They did.  They’re in the suburbs where they belong - but they also love to hear dipshits like this guy on FoxNews because it gives them boners in their pleated Dockers..

Sure.  Which brings me to my point - Uber should have worked backwards from a pricing model that’s closer to cabs and sold it as technology to get a driver via your phone in 2 minutes.  But it’s not about that, like everything else in corporate America, it’s a cash grab first.  The half dozen people who are already…

Yes, they gained ground - and they have no model for becoming profitable. their pricing model can’t stay the way it is.

Exactly. And this is a microcosm of corporate America. The cash grab. If the company happens to survive and make money - then the next cash grab is to make it attractive enough to get sucked up by a bigger one. I’ve been in the workforce 35 years next month. I’ve seen it all and I’ve seen the changes towards this.

Not even close to as bad as in a lot of even very large cities. I live in one in Southern CA - it sucks.  I’ve been to NYC many times and usually take the subway, but getting a cab isn’t that difficult - except probably in places in the outer boroughs.

Here’s what’s funny - and also just my opinion, of course..

This is a classic example of something that felt like a good idea, but in hindsight was not such a great idea.

You should read this - https://news.crunchbase.com/news/why-amazons-history-of-ipo-era-losses-means-little-for-todays-unprofitable-unicorns/

They can’t justify it. They can’t justify anything. And if the company eventually implodes, the handful of people who have been involved with it really won’t care that much. They’ve already extracted the largess into their own personal accounts - not the least of which from pre-IPO stock ownership, some of which was…

Is this satire?  Please be satire.

Hey, at least you’re staying positive and calling them “highlights”. :)

What’s he going to do, ride his bike to the Lionsgate studios and shoot rubber bands at them?

For about 10 seconds, I thought this was real.  There’s 2019 for you..

He was joking.