Looking through this persons tweets I would say they might be a template for a new type of informant. One that used lib tik tok language to kneecap revolutionary potential
Yesterdays protests are also a good reminder for my fellow DSA and leftists that it’s much easier to radicalize a wine mom liberal than some coal miner in WV and that the hate Tweets about the wine moms are weird
Ppl who revel in being known by everyone in “The Scene”™️ and social climb are gross but the people who just love hospitality in their bones. Who stand for double digit hours a day for low pay and very little thanks, I’m just so grateful to them with every part of my body.
I’m not sure if the restaurant industry creates narcissists or just attracts them but I will just say the people who aren’t are some of my favorite people on the planet. Every lifer is my fucking family
Thought I had a new dive bar for after my Tuesday night job but my third shot of jack went down the wrong pipe and I coughed and now I can never go back
I think headphones should be free and accessible in public places like in airports or at bus stops and then if people play things from their phone speaker without them they get the wall
I don't know what stopped this guy from falling down the same deranged and reactionary libertarian echo chamber most of his comedy peers have, but I'm glad for it all the same.
It’s the same w jeselnik, they aren’t special and they don’t deserve extra praise. They’re 2 of the very few cis male comics that are actually good at comedy.
I work at a brunch restaurant and it costs us 70 cents per egg we use. It used to be about 5-7 cents/egg the last time I worked at a brunch place 6 years ago. We’ve had to add a per egg surcharge.
You don’t have to like it but not every show should be about 5 friends in a major city that have ambiguous jobs. Its good that there’s stuff that’s different.
What is it these people want to happen in the bear? It’s a show about a profession that has a lot of failure, sadness and false starts. A show about a fine dining restaurant that didn’t focus on character development (or lack thereof) would be either too depressing or boring.
I thought it would take the show way longer to get to some of the plot points in this week's episode, but I realized I've just been scarred by shows like The Bear. Which instead would have aired an episode about Ricken having a traumatic trip to the grocery store or something