BREAKING:
Lines out the door at Kohl’s stores as panicked shoppers move quickly to redeem billions in Kohl’s cash.
Joe, 70, a lifelong Kohl’s shopper told me, “it’s like nothing I’ve ever seen before. I thought this was the only stable currency left that was safe.”
This will likely be overshadowed by #SOTU tweets, but I just have to say I’m enjoying the Wisconsin heatwave because I can run outside without the snot in my nostrils freezing.
Speak midwestern
No Yeah = Yes
Yeah no = No
Yeah no for sure = Definitely
Yeah no yeah = I’m sorry unfortunately, the answer is yes
No yeah no = oh yeah nothing to worry about
Welp: exclamation before it’s time to go or “I guess that’s how it goes”
Ope: shorthand apology
Debating selling my worldly possessions, holing up in an off-the-grid cabin and writing poetry about the woes of the world that will soon become distant as sustain myself with spring water, venison and woodland berries.
I packed a pumpkin swaddled in two parkas among ski boots in a checked bag. This will either end well or turn out to be another bad idea in a lifetime of bad ideas.
The judgement in the teller’s voice when I tell her how much I need to put in my checking account to pay my Amex bill is just an added bonus. (Apparently they need to ask the reason for transfers beyond a certain amount now.)
I’ve resorted to calling the bank every time I need to transfer money because I keep forgetting the password to my online banking account and am sick of coming up with a new password that I’ll inevitably forget.