Same. I hate that Ender's Game was the first book I couldn't put down as a teenager.

I guess one truly can find diamonds among turds.

Not just a rebuild. Authentic restoration.

Read scholarship terms.

(Got fucked over majorly at DeVry because I trusted actual adults in authority positions for my guidance and wish I had the backbone back then to call them out on it.)

Funny to assume he'll pay his contractors.

My annoyance this year was the movie ads. "These ad slots are too expensive so go watch the full trailer online."

Why should I lift a finger for something not worth outright selling me on?

Really working for that Nobel (Air) Peace Prize.

I've got no skin in the game on debating the older cap for millennials, but the agreed upon criteria for my social group for younger millennials is "Where you able to remember 9/11 as a kid?"

I'd expect no more gratitude than one would have from a relative volunteering them for a task without asking first.

I'd be all for removing all the tax cuts from the rich and funneling it into the sciences. They've proven that trickle-down is an excuse to hoard and that noblesse oblige is all but dead, so why not cut out the proverbial middleman.

I'm also not a politician being paid by said rich to keep those cuts in place or add more, so my stance means little.

Mid-millenial, elder millennial for a boss. Start time within half an hour of listed time is accepted practice. Things get done on time, nobody complains about staying ten or fifteen extra to properly wrap up a task. It's very refreshing after years of the boomer song and dance.

My insurance wanted to receive my broken phone back in its orthogonal box if possible.

It was shipped back in the box for my last phone before it.

A friendly remember that the recent mortgage fraud lawsuit came about from one of his lackeys digging through info that's private outside of his position's scope.

I can only imagine how useful voter data will be in future attacks.