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So what's worse - a law banning an app or having a president in office that completely disregards laws he doesn't like? We're screwed one way or another.

If you have the evidence of this journalist working with the legislature to update their rules, you'd be doing a public service by naming them.

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Things couldn't have ended well for the person who sent that.

I will never forget the day at my first job out of college, working for a huge multinational company, when someone got an email out to a MASSIVE list. I finally had to close Outlook to accomplish anything that afternoon.

It's for the good of the entire league that the Clippers don't send the Thunder a high first round pick.

Happy Thanksgiving! I hope everyone has something to be grateful for.

But "Drill baby drill" will solve that supposedly. 🙄

Wicked was AWESOME. I loved it. This is one of the very, very few times I have left from a movie really really wanting to watch it again. Everyone did a great job, but Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande were phenomenal. #WickedMovie

Yeah - Deregulation is generally not the best for consumers. In same cases it can help with innovation, but mostly it helps companies cut corners to improve their bottom line.

I am excited to see it on Saturday, and I am curious about why a movie only covering part of the story is about the full length of the stage show.

This will sound wild, but 72. On my dad's side, some would technically be stepcousins as my dad's mom passed when he was young and my grandpa remarried a woman with several kids. But they always just thought of themselves as brothers and sisters.

Understandably so

I hope that's an error. It wouldn't make any sense for an income-based repayment plan to change like that when the income doesn't change.

When you had a birthday and are known at work as a Jazz fan... #TakeNote

I really hate it when the universe seems to work against you and all of your good intentions. Good luck getting everything fixed/replaced/settled.

The traditional Thanksgiving dinner as a whole is quite overrated.

That is blasphemous, Spencer and McKoye. Blasphemous!

It's strange now, because today I turn 41, and that's how old Adam was when he passed away, since it was just before our birthdays last year. Anyway, here's to holding on to good memories and letting go of regret.

I had ample time to listen to a lot of Adam's favorite songs and think about things, and let go of some of the regrets I've had about things we didn't do together, and not checking in enough.

Anyway, while it was great to see relatives and remember my aunt, somehow, the 7 or so hours on the road alone on Saturday were just what I needed.

It took me back to 2007 when Adam and I drove to Cedar City for a Goo Goo Dolls concert. Afterward, we stayed the night at my uncle and aunt's house (the one who passed away).

My late brother Adam has been weighing on my mind lately, as it's been just over a year since his passing. On Saturday, which incidentally is my brother's birthday, I drove to Cedar City for a celebration of life for my Aunt who passed away from cancer last month.

Is it a rule that all fast-food restaurants have to be FREEZING inside?

The only even remotely specific thing I've seen in a scenario where the Dept of Education goes away is that student loans could end up being placed under the Treasury Department.

The police chief - Larry Clay, Jr. - was convicted, but has gotten his sentencing delayed 12 times. That's crazy. Shame on Judge Goodwin. Clay deserves to spend MANY years, if not the rest of his life, in federal prison. His sentencing is currently scheduled for December 19.

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