How many people had concentration that high, and how did it get that high?

I would hope it wasn’t just from using Teflon pans every day.

But with a sample size of 30k, they would be unlikely to get people who might regularly come into contact with it in a manufacturing setting.

I prefer cast iron anyway.

Because of course they did.

Nonsense, he will get steady work alongside Kevin Sorbo!

Season six of Community ‘aired’ there.

I’m still pissed at NBC for selling “Six Seasons and a Movie” merchandise and then canceling after season five.

(And the movie is still coming.)

Poor kid.

Thinks she’s living the dream… and ends up a quadriplegic.

I would never trust anything Kennedy said.

And he’s probably disgruntled about it.

Excellent delivery.

The DM then sits back and eats pizza as they put his furniture together.

Except for the fact that Vincent is only there without Jules because Jules quit. And Vincent was in the toilet because he was constipated because he’s a heroin addict.

If Jules hadn’t quit, Marcellus would not have been there. And Butch wouldn’t have known about any of those developments.

Although to back your theory up, Jules would’ve never left for doughnuts.

Walt?

Probably. Same way they called them violent sex predators. They aren’t trying to contribute to a conversation.

My sense is that they don’t think there is such a thing as rehabilitation and would prefer execution. But that’s my personal smell test.

Seinfeld treated comedy like math.

A joke can be perfected, whittled down to a perfect and easily repeated core. And once you have enough of those, you can just juggle them.

He didnt hang out and get high and drunk with the other comics, he went home and studied the Tonight Show.

I think his greatest weakness is that he can’t read a room very well. That isn’t a skill he prioritized.

Also rehearsing a joke to death the way Seinfeld does makes it seem like you’re listening to something memorized rather than spontaneous.

I saw him live a few years ago. He wasn’t my favorite but I’m glad I went.

Seinfeld is now using the Uno reverse card on those comments explaining to Tom Papa, “If you’re Lindsey Vonn, if you’re a champion skier, you can put the gates anywhere you want on the mountain. She’s going to make the gate. That’s comedy. Whatever the culture is, we make the gate. You don’t make the gate, you’re out of the game. The game is, where is the gate? How do I make the gate and get down the hill the way I want to?”

This doesn’t read as a cop out to me. He is acknowledging that he has trouble hitting certain audiences because things have changed, and now realized he needs to change to meet the game and appeal to the more modern audiences.

And that makes perfect sense. Seinfeld’s comedy is already a part of our cultural DNA. He needs to evolve to remain relevant.

My Roomba only turns on when I press the button. Granted it can have wifi access but I work from home and never set that up. All it can do is translate error codes and I can Google those.

It’s my fourth Roomba in 20 years. Not bad as I’m someone who never vacuums otherwise.

It’s the next big thing.

Definitely, my situation would not be normal in Minneapolis, where I was born and grew up. There it was a little more chaotic, longer lines, but still not terrible.

Minnesota hasn’t been one of those states desperately trying to keep people from voting, thankfully.

And we are trying to keep it that way.

We don’t have these issues here in Minnesota. Plenty of polling places, short lines.

Here in Duluth I live right across the street from the church that is a polling station. Never taken me more than ten minutes including the walk there and back.

My vet tech wife, more than 40 years in the business, says she has never before seen a pet Peeve.

Thought you’d like to know you are relatively original.

Hey, honestly, you’ve spent the last era of your life helping the elderly, and you’ll have that opportunity again in properly guiding your customers.

Take pride in that and other aspects of your work. I was once in your shoes, cared for my mom in her dying years while also suffering from my own mental and medical issues.

Now I’m married with a corporate career, associates degree, wife, and house, all things I would have never thought I’d accomplish when I was at my worst.

Enjoy this change. Keep your head held high. You’ve got this!