Oh, don't get me started about how I have to wear my glasses into the shower to figure out which of the liquid bottles is the soap.

I feel confident the Germans have one, and it's about 32 syllables long.

The SUV of Theseus?

We're finding out.

I'm also partial to Los Lobos' live cover of the Dead's Bertha

Bangles' Hazy Shade of Winter

Joe Cocker's live version of Feelin' Alright

Bonnie Raitt's Angel from Montgomery

I suspect some of the problems we're seeing are also "how do I avoid getting fired by all these racists?"

Just landed at ORD.

The median voter is probably barely unaware of either party's strategy or policies, and generally reacts to large events that have little to do with politics (ie, pandemic, post-pandemic inflation). Pundits try to force a narrative on to that because it helps them believe politics matters more.

Mostly because I'm trying to make this about general principles, and not about finger pointing at any person/institution.

In any case, I hope that this convinces you that:
1) being an editor is more interesting than you might think.
2) what I quoted from Sean isn't just a pithy saying, but plays out in the real world.

And no, I'm not naming any names, so don't ask.