Okay then, so I’ll be the killjoy who points out that this is body shaming and there’s a litany of other wonderful insults that aren’t.

Everybody in Colorado wants to have been Hunter S. Thompson.

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I am a weirdo New Englander, and I call it a grinder.

In New England, it’s a grindah!

Woman: Where were you tonight? You said you were working late!

In my experience, New Englanders do not call it a hoagie. They call it a grinder.

Haha, fucking of course it is.

It’s a “grindah” in Massachusetts.

Can’t wait to see what theatrics he plays at his appearance in court this time to make him appear a feeble old man...

I thought he was so sick and blind he needed help walking out of the courtroom. Now he’s doing shows? Figures.

I don’t know what kept me from it for so long, but it’s delightful and extremely charming. I could watch Michaela Coel all day.

You are giving me a textbook response.

But what it looks like is that she’s being punished for negotiating for more. My point was that comics whose careers hit high notes often take a break for a bit. Look at Wayne Brady. But Mo’Nique does have an Academy Award. That counts for something. It’s really hard to tell if she’s being treated unfairly because…

It’s also about completely different audiences and viewership. Netflix makes loot, so I’m sure a fair bit of research goes into whether or not they produce a particular show and how many subscribers will view that content. Not so sure how much box office“bank ability” goes into it. Netflix has had great successes with…

They mad that. a black woman has the temerity, the audacity, the muthufuckin unmitigated GALL to point out the obvious: it’s NOT bankability, it’s not marketability, it not “only color is GREEN”...it’s a system intent on getting away with treating the most marginalized like they’d better be goddamn grateful they’re in…

She makes quite the point. I wish that instead of comparing herself to Schumer she’d done it with Rock and Chapelle too, but I hear her loud and clear.

I am not boycotting, but I appreciate knowing. I will keep my eyes open to see if they continue supporting black shows.