16 years ago my Dad was on the Colbert Report.
A stock photo I’d taken of him — a Tejano, 3rd-generation son of migrant workers — was used in a sarcastic bit about gatekeeping what it means to be a “real American.” As Colbert says “Mexicans” my Dad’s photo popped up.
We’ve always laughed wondering what the producers searched on Getty Images to stumble upon my Dad.
Unfortunately the joke is still relevant today.
@chrismunns at what point did that become the norm? I blame it on the insane amount of money to be made in politics and everyone trying to get as much as they can before they die.
Im actually kinda sad about the Mitch thing. he should be out at the farm taking in the last free days he has vs. being dragged around like a prize cow.
we need term and age limits in this country, for every single elected role.
so as of today, we have the 27th iteration of Java, and the 27th iteration of the various Apple operating systems (iPad OS, Watch OS, iOS, macOS,TV OS, etc.)
What a time to be alive
i have a lot of people in my dms struggling to find a job. i wish i could help every person land a job but the reality is i cant
so thats why im going to continue to double down on helping people through content as much as i can
This was my cousin Bernardo when I gave him a bottle of Armani Black. I swear I almost blacked out from all the fumes in the truck when we would go out.