I don’t mean to be dismissive in anyway but it sort of sounds a bit more like you’re projecting your view on the show. At least to me, I never got the vibe from that scene that Esmail is “TRYNA TELL US SOMETHING!”. I absolutely bought it as Elliot giving us his personal assessment of Angela.

People have always complained about how preachy and unrealistic Elliot’s rants are. But the entire 1st season (and 2nd too, I guess) was about establishing that he’s an unreliable narrator.

Yeah. I don’t understand why everyone is having such a hard time with Elliot basically saying “whoa, I don’t want to kill a building full of people” when that is a direct callback to season one, where Mr.Robot wanted to blow up the Steel Mountain facility using the gas lines and Elliot didn’t want to/refused to do…

Plus there’s the whole “we’ve known each other since we were eight.” Maybe she just doesn’t see you that way...because you’ve known each other since you were eight.

“The unfortunate move earlier in the episode. When Elliot announces she “doesn’t love people who love her,” it’s a weirdly patronizing move that puts Angela in the realm of the hoary “I deserve her love, but she doesn’t do the right thing.”

I do not know, but I feel that Angela knowing Eliot and Mr. Robot are two distinct and separate personalities is a big reveal. Most people assume, even Carnivale’s character, that Eliot is one person and seem to be unaware he has multiple personalities. How she figured it out and is exploiting it I think will be a…

Have you ever had home made mayo? It’s a different experience than the bottled kind.

Um, it’s creamy. (Voice goes up a pitch, types nervously.) And now I’m gonna step in it. I missed it enough after I stopped eating eggs to occasionally buy Vegenaise.

Friend, mix a dash of sriracha into a little mayo. Maybe a drop or two of lemon.

I’m not talking about people who use female AND male with the same frequency. But people who use “female” to address women and “men/man” to address men.

“Have that female do this”

Trump is making sure his supporters remember how Obama failed to act as President during Katrina.

Given that every single celebrity in Hollywood claims to have been a victim of bullying, I think late bloomers do better. People who ‘peak’ early in terms of being attractive and popular, etc. would be living with regrets and wishing for the past.

I found Seacrest and Oliver’s totally endearing. John Oliver I’d expect, but Seacrest, I found Seacrest endearing!

It seems like we have answers for most of these questions, or have a clear path forward.

Keep in mind that long range EVs are a thing, today. Cost will only go down on those as everyone plows money into batteries, and figures out everywhere else they can cut cost and increase range.

And maybe their air will go from worst to best. I like cars but 1) electric doesn’t necessarily mean the range will be less than combustion only 2) that the car has to be less fun or compelling or 3) I like air better than I like cars. Go live in China for a year like I did and see how you feel about ways to innovate…

You didn’t read the article, did ya?

I have been using Hiya and have it on all the defaults. I know in some of the settings I saw you can have the calls routed straight to voicemail or auto ignore if they think it is spam. I have yet to test this but might be worth giving it another shot so you can drop the monthly fee.

Speaking as an iPhone user on Verizon, under no circumstances should you give them money for their paid service. You can get the same service for free using Hiya. However I highly recommend you do pay $1 a month for RoboKiller from TelTech Systems. RoboKiller not only identifies incoming garbage calls it actively…