100% of Hollow_Logs didn’t know J.D. Power did anything other than award every car every award.

I know someone who’s getting laid tonight.

I figure you’d want to keep that shit to yourself so no one tries to hit you up for free legal advice or something.

I’m a lawyer. And I went to Harvard, too, by the way.

The final shot in the segment has Paul pointing to reporter Chris Wolfe’s shoes and yelling “What are thoooose?”

“But what about the possibility of blackmail? These questions are not going to ask themselves, you know.”

It’s not the price tag—which may end up being a bargain—it’s that in four years they’ve changed their mind about having him on the team 3 times.

At any point in his career prior to now did Hayward actively choose to stay in Utah? They drafted him, and then he was a restricted free agent who signed an offer sheet with another team that Utah matched.

ding ding ding

I think I saw that move Conor in Wolf of Wall Street.

It’s incredible! It’s such an overreaction. I adore it.

Boy, Player really refuted the notion that he is “kind of a showboater” with this full page statement (in which he mentions meeting Mandela, being at the Olympics, being invited to the US Open to celebrate his grand slammiversary, etc etc)..

And you’re a humorless homer.

Joey is the likable heel of baseball, ala The Rock from the early 2000s.

I think I speak for all Reds fans — except those who are 70+ with their heads up their asses — that I wish Votto had the chance every night to clown on Franchester Martin Brennaman.

Yeah, thats dumb as shit.

As the reporter rightly was getting at with his questioning, the “I’m only accountable to the people in my district” defense rings a bit hollow when Blum’s largest donors are from outside of his district. If he can be bought by parties outside his district, then he can answer questions asked by Iowans outside his…

It really is the worst name. No imagination, and you don’t need a class word. They could have named the she the “ZO 2 Shoe”

I agree. Selling much less product and making much less money is markedly easier than selling a lot and making a lot.

I’m not sure the math here checks out...