And yet, your explanation did not end once you reached Costco employees, continuing on to the “orderlies” and “food service” and “etc etc etc”.

So my question remains, as to whether or not your solution is to ensure there are some jobs that just don’t pay enough for the worker to be comfortable?

But I was assured by Bill Maher during the campaign that it was bullshit to refer to Project 25 as Trump’s agenda? How could it be?

And the solution is to then…

Argue that “some jobs” need to pay so little that the workers struggle to get by?

The absence of the monoculture means you can pretend to run counter to it, and no one can be sure what “thing that they love” you are criticizing.

And more importantly, “Bye Bye” is the most evil villain song in a Disney movie, which is pretty impressive, since most people didn’t catch how evil it is.

My family and I have been singing “I always wanted a brother”, “We go together”, and “Bye bye” pretty regularly around the house since seeing it, so with three quality songs from the movie, I think it should meet the bar of expectations for a Disney movie.

I doubt Rep. McBride will use the targeted restroom regardless, since doing so would likely lead to the type of attention she’s not seeking.

90s movies were built before the invention of “plot holes”.

“Father and son” typically evokes “middle-aged man and his young-adult son”, so it makes it even more quizzical when the 46-year-old is the child.