Theyre gonna win that bet 5 out of every 3 times.

Didn’t GM (GMAC) do this for decades? 

And yet no major corporation would think twice about firing or laying someone off at an inopportune moment.

So last year NFL revenues were about 16 billion dollars, of which players get a little less than half, call it 8 billion. 53 NFL players x 32 teams x $60k each = $102 million, for all the players combined. A reduction in pay of 99%. 

Teams cut players two weeks before the season. Why should it be a one-way street?

If there was a young man in literally any other profession who made $100 million before he was 30 and decided to retire, he would be lauded. The Wall Street Journal would write thousands of words of wankery praising his acumen and smarts and god bless America.

If you want to make noodles with ranch dressing, go for it...by why call it Cacio E Pepe?

if i wanted cheesy ranch noods i’d add ree drummond back to my contacts

Seems to me you could have just stopped the title here: “When Is It Okay to Tell Someone They’re Doing Something Wrong” and kept the same advice. Same guidelines apply to parenting, diet, relationships, fashion, religion, political opinions, etc.

“well, I wouldn’t mind if somebody corrected my form,”

I’d yell and scream because I loathe ranch, but on the other hand ketchup is a major component of my spaghetti sauce, so I’m in no position to throw stones from this glass house.

If I had shithead picky kids - and they would be, I was one myself - I’d make the standard recipe, and split it in two. One portion stays as is for adults, add a dollop of ranch dressing and mix the other half.

Because sometimes, the slight difference between ranch cacio e pepe and boxed mac and cheese is all that’s stopping mommy from throwing her apron across the room and sobbing into the saucepan

Who needs a hack to get kids to eat noodles?

... I guess... my question is, if you are feeding the kids ranch cacio e pepe, why not just make mac and cheese? It incorporates ranch much more easily (I do it all the time), and is just about as easy to make if you use a box (which, lets face it, you are putting Ranch in Cacio e pepe, you aren’t above using box mac…

This recipe sounds like some bullshit from the Pioneer Woman. “I love to serve ranch cacio e pepe to my family after the pretend to get back from a two month long cattle drive. They really love it with my flame broiled nacho cheesier dorito lobster thermador.

I don’t think Fredo is an actual ethnic slur, more of a personal insult, like calling someone dumb and weak. That being said, accosting someone when they’re with their kid is pretty horrible. Cuomo would have been well within his rights to bust whole sale ass in that instance. 

Its still an insult, just not a slur. The real insult is being compared to The Godfather Part III.

It’s obviously an insult. It’s just not universally accepted/applied as a specifically ethnic insult. However, a lot of Americans of Italian descent have been brought up to have a sensitivity to mob references of any kind, and “Fredo” could be seen to check that box. Still, likening it to the n-word is a really…

So in one fell swoop, Neera Tanden defended Chris Cuomo’s comparison of being called “Fredo”—a character from the Godfather—to the n-word,