The show is really good, I wanna say I struggled in the first season. I even stopped watching for a bit, but was encouraged to pick it back up. Apparently that happens to a lot of people.
It definitely finds itself and just gets better every season.
Not as good as office or community, but like Stamets said, each character adds to the show in their own way. And it’s wild how many of them went on to be bigger stars in other roles. Aziz Ansari, Chris Pratt, Aubrey plaza, Nick Offerman, Adam Scott
Makes sense. Maybe they wouldn’t be understaffed if they were utilized in places that actually mattered to people
…well shit. Too smart to be an officer is a thing.
Cities in pretty much the entire country are running with an understaffed police force. They’ll take what they can get. I’m 100% pro Union, but another problem is that police unions help protect unfit (literally and figuratively) police from being forced to try harder by abusing protected status health claims. I’ve seen in both police and military, they are handed paperwork if they are not meeting fitness expectations, but nothing ever comes of it.
Or their sheets only cover their ankles
I really want to use Piefed, but Voyager app is so, so good
I think the issue is more that they went from a 3 day suspension being the record high for disruptive behavior to suddenly 21 for these minority members.
A lawmaker during the arguments said that they had previously given zero suspension to a fistfight, someone driving their truck onto the buildings steps in protest, another member crossing the floor to bump another members desk. But this dance is 21 days.
Sobering up left a void. He filled it with a different bad vice. Gotta have something positive to replace a vice before attempting to remove it
“I scam people out of money. Give me your money, and I’ll show you how to do it, too.” That is the pitch that made him millions.
On first look, she appears as having two extremely skinny legs in black leggings rather than one pant leg with a white stripe down the middle. I’m on mobile with early morning low brightness, so I definitely had a “what the hell am I looking at?” moment
“Selectively” is a new word that wasn’t mentioned in the post I replied to. I get that it’s better to not have access to the data at all, and lying to customers is shitty, etc. I use signal and not telegram. But ‘refusing to comply with demands from other groups for data access is correct behavior’ was my only argument. Nothing about equivalence
Isn’t it good for a communication company to be noncompliant with people’s conversations?
What they should do is convince a smaller subsection of reddit users to break off to a new site, maybe entice them with promises of a FOSS platform. Maybe a handful of real people and all the rest LLM bots. They’ll never know
The article really does spend a lot of time talking about how comfortable it is to hold.