Your hair looks its worst immediately after being cut? I feel like that’s a failure on your barbers end. I’m brimming with hair confidence when I leave the shop.
This is a head scratcher from both sides. Why take the time to write that letter? Why take more than the two seconds to say “I disagree” to react to the letter? 2016 is weird.
I fell down a link rabbit hole not too long ago and ended up reading about the history of La Croix. It started out as a small Wisconsin company that was a replacement for diet pop, and was mostly drank (drunk?) by housewives. So if anything, it’s come full circle.
It’s another layer of insufferability that Will has expertly added. She and her friends are exactly the kind of people that don’t realize how insulting that is.
We all experience what I consider to be white privilege in that you’re less likely to be hassled by cops for no reason, you’re often not pandered to, people don’t ask to touch our hair etc. It’s not even really a privilege. It’s just shit that should be normal for everyone. I agree that we’re not all born on third base.
The worst is when something is planned by a best man of maid of honor that’s way more well off than the majority of the party and friends of the person getting married. I along with several buddies just had to turn down a bachelor party trip because it was like $2,000 out the door. Before even considering food and drinking budget. It was to Austin. So I guess I could have just hit up Dave on LinkedIn and asked to stay.
You’re going to get downvoted into oblivion because you used “White male” and “privilege”. I probably would have come at it from a different angle, but you’re not wrong. It’s easy to ignore politics if the consequences are minimal in your daily life. But, in 5OClockShadow’s defense, I think he means your weird uncle yelling about politics in all caps on Facebook. Which I myself am sick of.
The same thing started happening to me in my late 20’s too. During the week I just embrace it. But it always makes pacific timezone (I’m on CST) games for my baseball and hockey teams a bitch. On weekends, 5 hour energy sure comes in handy.
During my apprenticeship, I worked with a guy who had the ugliest shiner I’d ever seen. Almost the whole right side of his face was black and purple, and he got clocked so hard it split his cheek open. Being a building engineer is not like the construction trades, as you have have to deal with non tradespeople on the daily. His solution? Wear Oakley Blades all day when taking tenant calls. This lead to having to explain his gross face to everyone.
So, DON’T; wear Oakley Blades to cover your shiner.
I started reading that comment and was thinking; “No K Bone! Don’t you do this to me!” But by the end of it, while I don’t agree with him, it’s not that scorching of a take.
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Your hair looks its worst immediately after being cut? I feel like that’s a failure on your barbers end. I’m brimming with hair confidence when I leave the shop.
Regardless of you like her other writing or not, this is dead accurate. At least for group four, which I am a member of.
This is a head scratcher from both sides. Why take the time to write that letter? Why take more than the two seconds to say “I disagree” to react to the letter? 2016 is weird.
I fell down a link rabbit hole not too long ago and ended up reading about the history of La Croix. It started out as a small Wisconsin company that was a replacement for diet pop, and was mostly drank (drunk?) by housewives. So if anything, it’s come full circle.
It’s another layer of insufferability that Will has expertly added. She and her friends are exactly the kind of people that don’t realize how insulting that is.
I bet Pablo has seen some shit.
You’re getting way more than access to dumbbells for that $330.
Though I respect the move, I don’t think I can ever be a home gym guy. Part of the reason I go to the gym is to get out of the house.
Something tells me this is about more than just sending them to the liquor store…
The advice they give is more or less how I live every weekend. And you know what? The Scaries still happen.
We all experience what I consider to be white privilege in that you’re less likely to be hassled by cops for no reason, you’re often not pandered to, people don’t ask to touch our hair etc. It’s not even really a privilege. It’s just shit that should be normal for everyone. I agree that we’re not all born on third base.
Just because some people over use the term, doesn’t make white privilege fake.
The worst is when something is planned by a best man of maid of honor that’s way more well off than the majority of the party and friends of the person getting married. I along with several buddies just had to turn down a bachelor party trip because it was like $2,000 out the door. Before even considering food and drinking budget. It was to Austin. So I guess I could have just hit up Dave on LinkedIn and asked to stay.
You’re going to get downvoted into oblivion because you used “White male” and “privilege”. I probably would have come at it from a different angle, but you’re not wrong. It’s easy to ignore politics if the consequences are minimal in your daily life. But, in 5OClockShadow’s defense, I think he means your weird uncle yelling about politics in all caps on Facebook. Which I myself am sick of.
The same thing started happening to me in my late 20’s too. During the week I just embrace it. But it always makes pacific timezone (I’m on CST) games for my baseball and hockey teams a bitch. On weekends, 5 hour energy sure comes in handy.
Be that as it may, that’s no excuse to be a slob. That picture of the aftermath was a bummer.
If someone gets mad at you because you can’t afford something, they weren’t your real friend in the first place.
Also, I’ve never done Vegas so I could be wrong, but I’d bet you get more bang for your buck at an all inclusive compared to a weekend in Vegas.
If you drove half an hour to eat something, and it sucked. But you’d do it again, you’re an idiot.
During my apprenticeship, I worked with a guy who had the ugliest shiner I’d ever seen. Almost the whole right side of his face was black and purple, and he got clocked so hard it split his cheek open. Being a building engineer is not like the construction trades, as you have have to deal with non tradespeople on the daily. His solution? Wear Oakley Blades all day when taking tenant calls. This lead to having to explain his gross face to everyone.
So, DON’T; wear Oakley Blades to cover your shiner.
I started reading that comment and was thinking; “No K Bone! Don’t you do this to me!” But by the end of it, while I don’t agree with him, it’s not that scorching of a take.