They knew it was coming, had plenty of time to leave, yet didn't. It's critical to be proactive about this stuff. The California billionaires are leaving. Norwegians at risk should have done the same.

Cool, what shop is that?

What if the loungewear were purchased at LuluLemon? In that case it's quite fashionable, is it not?

I think the whole #athleisure trend is net positive for society. Would I wear it to a wedding? Probably not. But hopefully one day that'll change.

The New Jersey mafia, for all its faults, played a pivitol role in making track suits acceptable for the common man and, unlike other passing fads like AI, I think we really need to embrace it.

I don't think the risk is customers abandoning you for cheaper wine. The risk is your well-financed, government-connected competitors who'll use abusive regulations to crowd out the smaller players.

Can't recall the last time I read a work of fiction with a male lead character. Figured that sort of thing was banned years ago.

It's not so much that those shows are interesting so much as the fact that there's a noticable lack of hobbits. I mean like, for me personally, finding a show with no hobbits was really my main priority, so "Dukes of Hazzard" was a real blessing.

You should try a more interesting series, like maybe "Dukes of Hazzard" or "Perfect Strangers."

It's not over, bro. 😐

That's beautiful, bro. You should frame that.

Your friend is right. I'm not even a video game enthusiast, but I tell people all the time (referring to life): "It's just a game." Let the plebs battle it out over their silly politics and ideologies. In the meantime, I blissfully ignore 99.9% of it, identify the 1.% that actually affects me and that I can control, try to stack the odds in my favor, and extract as much joy and resources from this broken world as I can.