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The only thing he could make conversation about was how old the business was and how long they worked at the donut shop. Aren’t politicians supposed to be charismatic?
A broken man, obsessed with 500 year old Mexican culture.
The only thing he could make conversation about was how old the business was and how long they worked at the donut shop. Aren’t politicians supposed to be charismatic?
Botz the Toast.
That’s a Chaos Emerald. Botswana is about to get all of its fauna robotized.
Darling it’s bolder Down where it’s colder Take it from me
I wrote that when I first woke up today. Good chance the reading section of my brain hadn’t been hooked up yet.
Don’t be American. Please don’t be American. “A 37-year-old British man…” PHEW!
Until 2025…
If I took a shot every time I heard his name I would become an alcoholic by the end of the week. But at least then I wouldn’t remember him.
Without reading the article I’m going to guess rancid meat.
I will concede there is a spectrum of professional familial attitudes.
Here’s my uneducated theory: The “investor class” in society have been freaking out and become desperate due to global technological innovation not making the same progress as it did through the 80’s to the 2000’s. Rich people without jobs were really expecting something that would have as much (if not more) of an impact on consumer society as the smart phone.
I’m not missing the point. For most people it is fake and used as a tool against them. The “office family” is a tactic utilized by employers to make workers complacent without raising benefits. It’s in the same toolbox as “pizza parties” and “PTO donation”.
Not all people want to fake the “office family” dynamic.
What you’re saying is a bit gobbledygook. I don’t want to make friends at work. I want to do my job and then clock out when finished.
What a buffoon.
I’m laughing so hard at this. What a shit show of a presidency.
That sounds like him.
Anthony Scaramucci: My favorite slimeball. Saw the other CHUDs in the Trump administration and then bounced after eleven days after realizing that “the juice ain’t worth the squeeze”. I wouldn’t turn my back on him, but I would trust him over all other Trump world alumni since he has enough self preservation not to burn the world around him.
Edit: He had an unhinged interview with a reporter and was dismissed a couple days after. Go listen to the audio; I’m laughing so god damn hard at it.
He didn’t even ask them what their favorite donut was or about [local sports team] newest season. Pandering isn’t hard, why is he so lazy?