I read it as a pretty straightforward acknowledgment that we’ve reached a point in public discourse where people pay at least as much attention to who is making a point as we do to the actual point being made.
I wonder if finding common ground is even possible as long as that kind of tacit ad hominem remains baked into the way we think about public discourse.
Nonsense world when a comedian doing a late night show is the person willing to say something
It's not his job I'm glad he's doing it, but this is like watching the McDonald's workers Narcan people as part of their daily tasks
Corporate had to say that they must stay inside and eventually it became grounds for suspending employees that didn't want to sit and watch people die.
Contact me if you want her information for journalism purposes we have the receipts.
I am appalled. Even ignoring the cold-hearted lack of empathy, I have a hard time imagining that this is even in their best interest.
The EMT would show up and drag them out of the car then a tow truck would come and get the car.
Most "regular" employees are happy to see the drive through disabled it makes their job much easier. Most restaurants place a small construction cone out to block one of the lanes to reduce customers as it's too much work.
The franchise owners are in a strange spot. I have some compassion and understanding for them, but also have helped build bots they use to submit fake reports to corporate to make their numbers go up or keep their numbers from going down too much. It's fascinating to be paid by a company to perform work they had to be hidden from other layers and that is fundamentally against the interest long term to any of them. I required a contract signed by them to ensure this bullshit isn't my problem. Again, I got the receipts if anyone wants!
I wonder if you’ve ever been to west valley city before, but I digress.