Working 8–9 hours a day and then going home to about 3-4 hours to yourself, which includes getting ready for the next day, is not living, to be very honest.
The next President (who actually gives af about this country) needs to push for 4 day work weeks permanently. We need every Monday off that two day weekend shit is played out
Pablo's investigation accomplished several things, but I would argue that its biggest accomplishment was holding a mirror in front of the present state of sports journalism and exposing its sycophantic nature.
Simon wasn’t a cop. He’s a former Sun reporter (on the city desk). Which is why he’s got a grasp of the whole system. His writing partner, Ed Burns, was a former cop (supposedly a lot like McNulty). And they’re VERY critical of the police and don’t hide how messed up the cops are. But the main conclusion you’re supposed to get out of The Wire is that the system has holes all around it and everyone that comes in trying to change and improve ANY element of it gets swallowed up by it. The game is the game.
Us Peyton Manning truthers who have been endlessly been posting about him being the best QB in NFL history for the past decade-plus seeing the people of Twitter finally start to open their eyes:
Clinton had the most effective presidency of the post WWII era but history will dismiss him as Slick Willie with the intern. His fuck ups were completely self-inflicted, but as he is fond of saying, what part of the 1990s did you not love, the peace or the prosperity?