I know too many people (I’m old) who did the work under the table thing, and thought they were so damned clever. Except that, now, they want to retire and their Social Security won’t even cover rent.

The pre-order numbers aren’t completely out to lunch if he’s got a couple of decent-sized lease operators in his pocket. This isn’t the same market as the people lining up for Model 3s.

Unless you have another post in the pipeline, the money quote from the Times article is nowhere to be found on Deadspin. From John Skipper:

Someone downstream just gained two coolers with beer and one tire.

The problem with trying to decide which dog is the best dog is that all dogs are the best dog.

Seth Davis is relieved that even at these astronomical sums, none of this money will go directly to corrupting the players.

At least they have dispatchers to be beholden to and trackers on their cars as well. With uber or lyft, they don't have to take you where you need to go and no central dispatcher will be wondering why the car hasn't responded or why it isn't back at the depot.

This article was awesome. Don’t have much more to say.

Fahey, next time you’re in NY, I recommend Nathan’s. I’m not super big on hot dogs, but they’re a NY tradition for a reason. Plus, damn good waffle fries.

Exactly. You rely on one guy to score, eventually he's going to come up short.

The Vikings offense was certainly anemic yesterday. And Adrian Peterson picked the worst time to fumble like it was the 2010 NFC Championship Game.

For some reason I don’t feel like blaming the loss on the only guy who scored points for his team yesterday.