What I can’t get past is:
1) What kind of preK is issuing anything we’d conventionally consider a report card?
2) If such a thing exists, what would make ‘math’ a reasonable thing to grade a 3yr old on?
Like, it’s hard to believe anything here is truthful

I think the main problem is calling it ‘chili’. It creates an expectation that it DOES NOT deliver. I still think it’s tasty 😋

The Mission was the first cultural artifact that made me think my church was cool.

So just to recap, the Transportation Secretary is scared shitless of public transport. The Education Secretary is being sued for enabling child sex abuse. The Health Secretary is bringing back measles. And the Defense Secretary is texting classified war plans to the editor in chief of the Atlantic

I tried to simplify it to my kid like this: you buy something at the store for $50. Then Trump says that store stole $50 from you so he's going to tax the store $25. Store now charges $75.

I got 3 episodes into S2 before I bailed and just watched S1 a third time. Do I need to finish S2 in order for S3 to make sense?

I never appreciated this facet of the character, but it’s made the recent TV show utterly engrossing. Clark Kent trying to simultaneously save his family and the world [mwah] perfect

The prison planet stuff and Stewart vs Woodard is why First Contact should have been #2 🖖

So few people I know are hear, so it’s been more of a Twitter replacement: where I go to hear what public thinkers are talking about.

Tell the cows we said “Hello”

Any learnings that you’re comfortable sharing?