I think they put it up on Peacock (if that's even a service that still exists).

1. You have a cat.
2. Someone was sleepwalking.

Have you seen what their microwave does to anything you put in it?

In Japan people also have manners.

There are truck stops where they announce showers that are miles better than 7-Eleven.

New Yorkers don't know the joys of Wawa or Sheetz. They're paradises compared with 7-Eleven.

This is why 7-Eleven stores are terrible. They're just antiseptic bodegas without the joy of seeing a cat there.

DC has District Taco which I loved when visiting friends there.

Every person is different and art is experienced differently by each viewer. This makes me feel a sort of lonely melancholy - but I'm a melancholy person. The looming city. The distance between the viewpoint and the people on the ice. The nostalgia of New York at the holidays. For some reason I'm reminded of the shared experiences we New Yorkers have - the shared memories. Yet there's always that distance between us. That missing personal connection. We all go our own way for most of the year, but it's at the holidays that there is almost a letting down of the guard. That slight reaching out so that we notice each other a little more and seem to want to make connections - even with strangers. Yet it's fleeting.

I told you I was melancholy.

Good art makes me feel a deep emotion. This does.

Hmm, I guess he's still technically suspended from the Celtics.

It would be better if they were all in one thread but it's always a competition.

Hallucinating man writes delusional article about fairy tales.

So more often than not it's an owner who thinks it's just plug anywhere with any equipment available that fits and that's all they need to do.

Crime has existed for 100K years and will always exist. Even when punishments were insanely harsh people still committed crimes. Obviously some people just don't give a damn.

A sick society filled with too many people who think they're allowed to do as they please.

I'll put this under a spoiler bar to be nice to other people. >!In the end, the viewer got taken too. We don't even know what's true or not. The big reveal is us being screwed with as well.!<

Cost cutting should include the layers of his pals who are VPs and his own salary as well.

I'm waiting for the GSN version of it with the numbers filed off where a C-list actor down on their luck basically hosts the same show while wishing they were dead.

I just care about the fetishization of the rich. From soaps to dramas to reality shows, etc., the obsession with watching rich people do stuff has really made average people into either envious/jealous individuals or delusional into thinking they too can live that lifestyle.

If they aren't to start with they end up that way.

I find shows about rich people in general - basically most shows - sickening.

Meanwhile the NY Post is right in the mix of propaganda outfits saying, "Climate crisis? What am that?"

This is a battle of the giant monsters that is above my level. However, governments should force cross-functionality between differing operating systems. A society of ghettoized tech is stupid.

One side only. They can cross the street for stores on the other side.