The way to be “cool” is to have cheap housing in a big city so all the bohemian and beatnik types who make $20K/year can come in and do their artsy stuff. This was what Berlin did in the 1990s.
Right now SF is just for people making $400K+ a year. And those people will never be cool.
The moral alteration in an unthinkable expanse of people who call this place home has been stunning in its velocity and stomach-turning in its depths. The worst part is that we can’t reach them in the ways reasonable human beings can be reached.
Before Fox News, we could meet the people around us on the common ground of our shared faith in Jesus, our respect for the Constitution, the clarity of objective truth, or shared compassion for vulnerable people. Now, they no longer have use or tolerance for such things.
Those of us who’ve lost people we love to this curated pestilence should file a class-action suit against Fox News for thirty years of malpractice and murder: for the relationships they’ve destroyed, the deaths they’ve been complicit in, the betrayal of the public trust, and for purposefully killing the goodness in human beings who will never be who they might have been otherwise.
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Coach Cignetti and the next generation’s Mendoza brothers gearing up for their weight room sessions this summer.
Congratulations to Curt, but I gotta say it, Go Buckeyes!
The damning 2019 HBO documentary on Michael Jackson can no longer be seen on HBO Max because Warner Bros agreed to bury it in an agreement with the Jackson estate. The director won't get the film back until HBO's license expires in 2029 https://t.co/nxFgADJr5w
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Anytime you can have the former EIC of Stuff Magazine explain democracy to the masses, you HAVE to do it. @greggutfeld is to journalism what Cap’n Cruch is to military strategy
“Donald Trump is on track, I think, to win this election. And maybe win it by a landslide and take with it the Senate and the House,” Democratic Sen. Michael Bennet tells me in a very newsy interview. “I think we could lose the whole thing and it’s staggering to me.”
This should be a huge red flag.
DoorDash is getting into the merchant cash advance business - the equivalent of payday lending.
It's so usurious that they legally cannot write the word "loan" anywhere in the documentation or marketing materials.
But they lend restaurants short-term money based on the establishment's DoorDash transactional history, and then pay themselves back directly by taking a % of all future DoorDash orders until the loan is repaid.
This structure is historically a downward spiral for merchants. But DoorDash doesn't care.
Because of how the note is structured, they effectively become creditor number one; they control the repayment % and the duration of the loan, and they always get paid back first. And if the repayments track below the predictive model, DoorDash simply requires a remedy payment to mitigate their exposure.
This structure appeals particularly to merchants with zero or lousy credit, and can be done without the knowledge of any bank or other creditor... until it's too late.
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Dystopian hellscape of the day: locked down in an Olive Garden in Lewiston, Maine because of an active shooter and they’re still cooking and serving food
Sen John Fetterman (D-PA): “The damage to our nation's reputation and critical programming, and chaos for America's families is because of a small group of GOP peckerheads in the House.”
(1/4) In Memoriam: The architect and primary songwriter of The Band, 1994 Inductee Robbie Robertson changed the course of popular music in the late 1960s. Though born and raised in Canada, Robertson found poetry in America’s history and mythology, and with a fusion of