I mean... or we could refer to Anne Wojcicki’s own (not insignificant) accomplishments like 23andme and not treat her like another man’s former property. Please and thank you.

The filings show she’s making projected $58k per year. So not the highest paid by far.

Are you thinking of Symone Sanders, his Press Secretary? Don’t think she makes his top 10 paid staffers. She’s making about $58k projected annual salary.

Thing is, he’s not wrong though.

Every part of her body looks like it’s ready to bust out. Too tight, grrl.

Bah humbug.

“Abortion clinics are not needed in every county and it is extremely reasonable to think that if your county is attached to a county with a clinic then you have fairly easy access.”

I am also watching through the series for the first time at age 31! Fun, right?

Really? The poor girl had to have surgwry over this. Let’s kick her while she’s down by casting aspersions on her hygiene too.

Hold up - a discussion of the reasons middle-income families feel stressed and overworked and NO discussion of wage stagnation or work creep/the always-on-call American work culture of middle-class salaried jobs?!

Wait, so this article’s NOT about Kristin Chenoweth? HARD PASS.

I never let the guy pay for the meal. And eff them if they’re insulted. *Liberated woman here. I make my own money.*

Is that why they snob me right out of the store? I had always assumed it was because I’m not rich enough. But fat and poor-looking: double Nordstrom whammy.

Umm... point of correction: Clooney et al launched that tequila brand in 2012.

Yeah. I think there’s value in trying to understand his wife’s perspective and sharing his experience, which will probably resonate with a lot of people. Seems dumb to bash him.

Oh, stop. If you watched the video, you would notice they have a nanny in the AMs on weekday mornings. I know that’s still a luxury many do not get, but it doesn’t invalidate the mom’s feelings that she’s caring for the kid way more often than the dad. Plus, it says she was nursing at that time. That means that you…

I have sat in those seats at CenturyLink (first row, third tier). It was fucking terrifying, and the railing there was minuscule. Could definitely see someone falling without pulling idiotic antics.

Uuuugh. I recently sat in those seats (first row, third tier) at CenturyLink for a soccer game. The railing was so short and the drop so big, that was my fear the whole time.

It is no less terrifying as a short person!

I was unaware. Neat!