As a longtime solo apartment-dweller, the only criteria I’d add is try to find an apartment complex with some kind of place to meet people (fitness center, pool, volleyball court, dog park). Maybe that’s a pipe dream in Chicago, but good luck.
Totally agree. it’s even better when you can buy your ticket from a kiosk so you don’t get the weird look from the box office person when you ask for just one ticket.
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Came here to see Pacifico at No. 1, left happy.
You have a real gift for writing cringe-worthy texts.
Eric, Eric, Eric….sigh.
Solid list but I’d like to submit a few more for consideration:
Friends
Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee
Fixer Upper
Clearly written by someone who’s never seen FGL rock a live show.
Good lord. Do people like Trevor actually exist?
Loving someone and then not loving them anymore is one thing.
But loving someone, then moving to the complete opposite of the emotional spectrum is hard, and often not possible for a lot of people.
You won’t.
I have a theory that you’re more likely to try to meet people in person if you stop using dating apps.
Does anyone actually hold back from coming when receiving a blow job?
#7 – They’re the best way to meet people.
Not only will you be able to meet people at the dog park, but you’ll already have something to talk about — dogs.
how much adderall did you consume before writing this masterpiece?
A lot of this aligns with the ideas in the book “The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck.”
The title is a little aggressive, but it’s an eye-opening read.
Porque no los dos?
Great article, but you forgot, “God, I fucking hate shrimp!”
As a longtime solo apartment-dweller, the only criteria I’d add is try to find an apartment complex with some kind of place to meet people (fitness center, pool, volleyball court, dog park). Maybe that’s a pipe dream in Chicago, but good luck.
I was having a good day until I realized there are people with takes like this.
It’s so cool that I can read a helpful article like on the same website I read about idiots blacking out in “Worst Stories from the Weekend.”
This kid’s trying to go to the bar like 10 minutes after he wakes up. Kelsey got him fucked up.
Amen. Living your life by a set of rules is just a way to reassure yourself that you’re doing things, “the right way.”
Once you realize there is no “right way,” you can free yourself up to do whatever you want.
Totally agree. it’s even better when you can buy your ticket from a kiosk so you don’t get the weird look from the box office person when you ask for just one ticket.