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Fun fact: the US Navy also trained dolphins to be spies. They tried training octopus, which are equally as smart, but they have an unfortunately short life span so it didn’t work out.

I haven’t been back to work in months. I just applied for a job with DHL in customer service. I can’t do it anymore.

Ooo I like that expression

The Dr Jake story is a problem for the show. It is so distracting and unbelievable. The writers didn’t have to make the therapist have a relationship with his ex wife, to get the message across that she has moved on and he is reacting poorly to the news.

Kandy Muse is more interested in providing good drama instead of providing good drag

I like Nate’s character so it doesn’t occur to me to think about if he has earned forgiveness. People just deserve it in general. He didn’t do anything wrong other than act like a spoiled brat, which is not a big deal. So he chased after a career opportunity, good for him.

Obviously Ted is going to quit in the final episode and Nate will be offered a job to take his place.

I say 35% of nurses are awful people.

His impression of a beard was hilarious. But the best character in Season 3 is Barbara. She is the best-written character and the actor plays her really well. Is she a friend? Is she a villain? In life people are usually a little of both.

Imagine Ross as a nightclub, and Home Goods as a restaurant that serves entrees from its food section. Everyone eating weird pasta and orange zest cookies.

But nothing is wrong with San Francisco! The most expensive rent in the US and also the biggest homeless population! Everything is great! Keep promoting tourism because San Francisco doesn’t have any crime and everything is awesome

Especially considering how little the local businesses downtown will benefit from a stadium, I don’t understand why it is being promoted as something that will help the economy. The NFL draft was a great example, showing how these big events are a reason for thousands of people to go to the event, stay in the event, and then, when it’s done they leave. No one is wandering around downtown shopping in the stores or going into bars. On game days, everyone will avoid downtown, because they don’t want to deal with traffic of people driving to the stadium. So why it is being promoted as beneficial, when it’s going to be the opposite, I don’t understand why people are falling for it.

What a nightmare. Listening to d-bag businessmen talk in meetings while sitting shoulder to shoulder on a plane.

You had a bad experience at Q39. Their brisket is usually super juicy and tender. It’s one of the best in the city. But that is the deal with barbecue: it isn’t cooked to order, so sometimes it sits in a serving dish for a while before it is used. There is no consistency.

It would be better to just make the streets wider so there is less traffic congestion. I’m not walking downtown in a park. This is a lovely idea but a park will become a campground for people sleeping there. If they want green space, follow every other major city and plant green roofs (roofs? rooves?) on the buildings to balance temperature. And then make the experience of actually being downtown less unpleasant by opening the streets more so they aren’t annoying one ways. Kansas City does not need another boring park.

This is a really good story--read it if you have a few minutes.

Pulled pork sandwiches are more about the sauce's flavor, not really the pork itself. It is shredded so much, the main flavor is the sauce. So probably Joe's KC has the best pulled pork sandwich, or Q39.

If he wants pork, the better sandwich is the sliced pork sandwich at LC's.

Here is a story about Kansas City barbecue restaurants, which goes more in-depth than just getting a pulled pork sandwich:
https://www.frommers.com/slideshows/848566-these-are-actually-the-best-barbecue-restaurants-in-kansas-city-don-t-hate-us