I’ll get behind you.

The manager should be sitting up on the edge looking down.

Yes, I ask the same of Amazon employees. But, only rhetorically, to make people think. Realistically, we’re forced into working for evil people, and therefore, we’re all forced to compromise on our morals just to feed ourselves. We’ve allowed the billionaire capitalists to take over the world–people who are completely devoid of empathy and morals. We get what we tolerate.

Having listened for the first time, I think Lost_My_Mind nailed the description pretty well.

I learned about the arc lamp when I was a kid, watching Connections on PBS. John Burke explains it in one episode, and it appears during the title sequence of every episode. IIRC, it was invented to replace theater stage lights, where previously were lit by oil lamps, that had a tendency to start the set on fire.

Here it is : https://archive.org/details/ConnectionsByJamesBurke/Connections/Season+3/Connections+S03E03+-+Drop+the+Apple.mp4

Video Cassette Recorder, VCR.

As opposed to reel-to-reel video recorders:

I taught my dad how to find porn on the internet in the early 2000s.

Before that, though, he had two VCRs and a black box between them that let him copy rented porn tapes. He had a collection of 75 to 100 by the time he quit.

Maybe we can do the Mussolini first? For the lot of them.

Break down doors, shoot bad guy.

Much better. The asshole should be named.

I’m sure that will make up for bombing children in Iran, $5/gallon gas, and raping kids with Epstein.

Something exists.

People complain about it.

Five, six, or seven. I’ll go to eight, to not waste the banana. I’ll eat four on cereal. I’d never eat one, two, or three.

This is what I did with my kid… after the divorce. Before the divorce she did the “stay at the table till you’ve cleared the plate”, etc.

I wasn’t raised that way, and I didn’t agree with it, but she insisted.

I’m glad I got divorced, it was such a relief. I’m probably not supposed to admit that out loud, but it’s true. To be clear, this wasn’t the reason we got divorced, it just irked me.

If it’s just a checkbox, “yes, has a degree”, to get you to the next round of the interview, and it really doesn’t mean anything for your field, then do it.

Eventually, if you need the knowledge taught, and you don’t have it, you’ll be discovered and fired. This is true whether you have the piece of paper, or not.

They still aren’t your enemy. At worst, they are a burden.

It’s still a class war. Not a generational war.

Well, there’s Kash Patel, he’s looking shaky.

Oh, wait, I see your point.

It could have been the arms. That would have worked.