Like, they ask me what to do about this and that...I don’t know!

Most of the time, the stakes are low, so I just do nothing. Just wait and listen.

We've got time! In three months you might just resolve this problem.

This is based on a deep sociological analysis of everyone knowing that people from Massachusetts have always been weird like that.

This episode got tears outta me, but Anya piecing together the politics of a revolutionary through scraps here and there was also pretty funny.

It was painful watching some of my favorite actors like her, Sam Rockwell, Bryan Cranston and Catherine O'Hara be in an absolute trainwreck.

I have a lot to say about Henderson because, being in education, I meet a lotta guys like this and most of them suuuuuuuuuck. The ones that don't would do anything if it meant encouraging a young person or looking out for them, even if they are annoying in how they stick to the book.

That is all to say I want gen z to know what I mean when I say someone has "dragoon ass pathfinding"

I'll admit to some ignorance, as I'm not familiar with a lot of mobile games or their common terms. A student once tried to explain Clash Royale to me, and I understood 0% despite knowing what tower defense and MOBAs are.

Sports games being huge doesn't fit here, if only because that is just adopting an already existing vocabulary.

Of course, there is also CoD, but that seems to have far less influence on how teens talk.

It is hard to be annoying in an affectionate way, but annoying isn't just an awful thing.

He has a narrow world view and wouldn't think of such things, but actually we all just find joy in his misery.

These tournaments always skew towards "most known thing wins" but creepy god child does deserve a run (though that should lose to my fav-)

Obviously I am not one to hug anyone ever, or tear at anything. I'm not big on physical contact period.

I appreciate this path in my life because I remain in contact with people who live and breath and care.

I can try to help them as best I can, and be a part of the world.

Like, seeing a highschool from the inside is eye opening in a way I wish everyone could see. It is inspiring and heartbreaking, and will make you want to hug every young person and tear society apart.

All jokes aside, I'm so happy to see this shift. Northeast Democrats have gotta realize the moment they are in.

This scene absolutely got me. Miko and Shiori need each other just for this.

Love the choice to change the ED here, but wow is that a mix of emotions in the final three minutes.

Ohhh, This Monster Wants to Eat Me isn't "*I* must eat you" it is "I *must* eat you"