You don’t have to blame the schools. You can just straight up blame the individuals.

Kind of agree.

Continuing by stating that this is usually a sign that low-income and working-class Americans are struggling.

Incorrect. The owner can declare if he thought it was a good *purchase.* But being a good investment is not as subjective. To be a good investment, it needs to return as much or more earnings as other potential investments of similar or less risk. The average person could have attained substantially higher earnings…

These things looked so tough when they came out back then, but honestly, it looks almost cartoonish now.

No dumber than those stick on bullet hole decals, just a lot more costly... which I guess does make it dumber.

No. In fact people living in California do not realize that not everyone lives in California. You would think they could be that self-aware, but they are not.

Agreed. Honestly Chicago deep dish has more in common with lasagna than pizza. I used to think it was that I was just stopping in on janky pizza shops, but after spending an extended time working in downtown Chicago I went to a number of places that were considered “good shops.” It didn’t change the reality that it…

Meh. I’ve seen plenty of Mexican blue collar workers hitting both Chipotle and (gasp) Taco Bell during the lunch rush... ...Because it is fast food meant to fill your belly quickly.

Meh. The only thing worse than jackass drivers are do-gooder vigilante drivers.

I haven’t eaten there in a while, but I don’t dislike the food.

YMMV. But I can only imagine the conversation we would have over dinner if my wife called to plead with me that the vehicle won’t start to which I would simply respond, “There’s a battery pack in the trunk honey. See you when you get home.”

YMMV. But I can only imagine the conversation we would have over dinner if my wife called to plead with me that the…

Remember when you could just rely on fast food restaurants to serve semi-edible food with no hip commentary or snark? I miss those days.

Zelda 2 was the first Zelda game I played. The first game I ever beat really. I too remember it fondly and I appreciated it much more than Zelda 1, which I eventually played later.

You were drawing boobies at age 10?

I read that as, “I’ve been watching Miles Branman feed for the past few days” and wondered what creepy zookeeper job you had.

Meh. One man’s gold is another man’s baby puke yellow.

Personally, I’d take a hearty swig out of both glasses, set them down on the table, and walk out.

I thought the idea of the house mom was flatly rejected in the second wave. Now it is progressive to insist they come back.

I don’t understand why either of them got more than 2 minutes...