Why not just start a bridge building company, identify the top 100 most urgent rural bridges, build them, and then find the next hundred and keep going?

I’ve never seen this movie, so I don’t know what famous song is or is not sung, unless the song is also called “The Squid and the Whale”, in which case I’ve never heard of that song.

Wow, you definitely sound like a real human person with a totally normal human name, xhhimrskcvf

FYI, this post has been reported for a misleading headline.

I’m not particularly too invested in parsing correspondences from the American administration, so if you think this post should be removed, downvote this comment, if you think it should stay, ignore it completely. :)

Good ending, too. No giant CGI action scenes, just a very human story

Can you climb that staircase? Is it allowed?

Also, if you sort your silverware before starting the dishwasher, unloading will be faster

Awwws

Trickle-down economics worked because it turned a steady stream into a trickle, and now we need a flood

Locked behind a paywall, exactly the way that public health news should never be

Hear here

Because this post had been up for 7hrs before it got reported to me. Taking down meow

I’m not sure what you mean. I’m referencing how Walmart underpays their full time employees so badly that those employees need to be on food stamps in order to afford food.

Mark Zuckerberg would run a Granny killing business if killing Grannies made him a profit. This isn’t news, it’s a shitty sales pitch

If it’s punishable by a fine, it’s legal for a fee. We need jail time for CEOs, not paltry tickets

And like most conspiracies, it lacks evidence

Flip the genders, then add a religious cult and it’s me. Except I was told the end of the world would arrive before I turned 18, so my entire childhood was a forced quest for being as “holy” as possible to make sure I would be allowed in heaven.

That shit took years to get past

Last pizza I had was a thin crust with pesto instead of tomato sauce, topped with ground beef, pineapples, feta cheese, and bruschetta. It was pretty okay

Unfortunately “capitalism” as a colloquial term has grown to encompass everything from Shell’s human rights abuses in Nigeria to WalMart’s continual underpaying of full time workers who need to be on food stamps to live.

What the market allows, persists absent regulations or interventions.

All the more reason to ignore Microslop