It’s a really catchy commercial, too. “Winston tastes good like a…cigarette should.”

Damn, that’s so cool.

“Treat them like people” is probably the most succinct advice that captures it all. Don’t assume they don’t understand. Don’t assume they like X, Y, Z. Don’t assume they won’t be interested. Don’t dumb it down too much. Just be honest. Treat them like people. Let them figure out what they’re about and then ask them and learn about it. If your kids aren’t teaching you things, you might be too proud.

I went into finance briefly and had to take various financial tests, which involved a lot of memorizing rules and regulations (rich, I know). I was lucky enough to find that some guy on YouTube had made a fantastic series of tutorials PRECISELY teaching to those tests. It was soooo helpful. So definitely check YouTube.

Who are you going to listen to? This guy?

Or Fred Flintstone?

The line judge used to school Florida on social media panics when discussed was D&D’s failure to make him worship Satan.

I think it’s interesting that it’s highlighting so many issues at once.

1.) Get rid of immigrants and your population goes instantly into decline. Literally.

2.) Americans aren’t having children anymore, because why would they in this environment.

3.) Apparently, the U.S. doesn’t track its emigration rate (people leaving the country), but one has to think it’s at least a small factor.

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Yeah, the original plans I have call for using a MERV 20 filter (if I recall correctly), but otherwise it’s the same.

Simple DIY indoor air filter using box fans that supposedly competes with commercial options:

https://cleanaircrew.org/box-fan-filters/

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This caused me to look up the death of Mussolini and, holy shit, old American newsreels didn’t fuck around.

The fucking Russians, of course.

Also, did they really need four lanes!?

Dog poop sometimes smells like BBQ. It’s a little upsetting.

Here’s my thinking: we forgive these people if they agree to stand at the frontlines and endure the impacts of the first tear gas canisters/rubber bullets. Then it feels more fair and we can work together again maybe.

Haven’t listened to that podcast in ages. Thanks for the heads-up, listening while I slave for the man.

Don’t worry, we don’t underestimate with you. :)