Is it MAGAts?  I bet it’s MAGAts.

God, he is such a messy bitch.

I’m glad you said this. Because it is true for me (a white lady) as well. But you wrote it better than I ever could have.

So what about the racists in question?  Were they permanently banned from the establishment/had their pictures and names put on blast so that other places can ban them?  Because that’s also what really needs to happen.

Username checks out. 

I agree with you up until the “generally customers worth losing” comment.

Instagram is owned by Facebook. 

I swear to fucking rudy that I am not making this up when I say this:  I know who Janis Ian was based on, because I know her very, very well.  And I did Summer Stage with Tina Fey, and she has since admitted as much.

Maggie Gyllenhaal wears fur. Jake rescues dogs. No contest. 

I am fairly certain that I may have written this, as this is my EXACT TAKE.

“Always drive as though everyone else on the road is drunk.”  My pop, circa 1994.

Shut up. 

I mean, if you flip this a bit and change the words “holy water” to, well, anything else that any other religion uses are part of their holy rites or rituals, it wouldn’t be okay.  So no, this shoe is not okay.  And I say this as an ex-FERVENT Catholic/now atheist.

I was going to “like” your comment, but then I noticed that you had 69 ‘likes’ and there was no way I was going to futz with that.

In the first year or so after my (now ex-) husband had murdered our infant son, I was on a “forgiveness” CRUSADE. I felt as though the good, christian thing (I was Catholic then, atheist now) to do was to forgive him, for he did not know what he was doing, and all that.

People can absolutely make fake reviews. They create a fake profile (or two or three), “book” the domicile in question and pay a pittance of a fee that the owner then returns to them, and then leave a bullshit review. They also have multiple friends with fake profiles “invited” to the booking, and then those friends…

Well. I mean.

Oh, I DEFINITELY read. A friend of mine had a terrible experience with an AirBnB-adjacent company, where, after she had spent a TON of money and then gotten screwed, she and I looked at the reviews, and it was so obvious that the guy had recruited friends and family to create fake positive reviews. It’s the same…

A slap fight would likely kill them both.

I use AirBnB almost exclusively when I travel for pleasure, and (fingers crossed) have yet to run into any issues. But I also only ever book with SuperHosts, and make gd sure that there are at least 10 (if not more) reviews from people who pass the ‘real’ test.