Let me clarify: I’ve got a WD My Cloud something (not sure the exact model). That’s plugged into my router. The Echo on the same local network should be able to see the drive and play files from it. My PS4 can do that, it sees the WD as a media server on the local network.

Trying to fish around for why the GT has a $10k price spread, I found a .pdf brochure buried in a Stinger forum.

 It’ll be like watching a bachelorette party interact with its designated driver . . .

End of Season 2 twist: the Good Place was actually created to torture Michael.

FINALLY! we’ll get to hear the full 10 minute version of Lois’ poem!

Southern food on the menu? Yeah, okay, I grew up eating that like a plague of locusts.

If it were just the menu, it might be a clueless white person trying to offer black people something he thinks they like.

This is a great example of how racism does not have to come from a place of hatred. Sometimes racism comes from a place of ignorance.

Pretty sure. If its a Highlander, there can be only one.

Is that a laden or unladen raven?

How to identify you are even older:

Okay, let’s just call this show what it is:

They are supposed to do whatever was the most likely plan of the customer. Often that is pretty clear, such as in this case where it seems pretty obvious to third party that he intended to be charged $500 and just cannot add. Sometimes it is clear the person tipped 20% + the change to get to an even dollar amount but…

When I was a server, I had to enter the total amount signed for on the credit card. If their math was wrong, I would just go for whatever number gave me the biggest tip. So in this case, I would’ve entered $501.10.

Having worked as a server in several restaurants, standard practice (and possibly due to the law) is that the total line trumps the tip line, so if a customer leaves you a $100 tip but the total they write and sign for only reflects a $50 tip, then you’re boned.

Honestly ive seen it go both ways. “he wrote 13.97 so he clearly wanted to tip that amount.”

The One True God.

Coincidentally, he’s also what Luke Cage needed for at least half a season to build sufficient quantities goodwill to excuse what became a mess of a show after Ali left.

That’s an odd scenario given the nature of the law. One of the points was to prevent bottom tier plans - there are a package of items required to be covered. There is also an employer mandate. So basically what you seem to be saying is that your small business employer gave you great, comprehensive coverage for next…

I’m starting to think he’s added more bits in while rewriting for the show, seems very strange that I’m the only one...