Love seeing the editing typo too late.
I had a kafkaesque hour trying to solve a problem using HP customer service today that at one point, no lie, required five puzzles to be solved to log in, like it was the damned sphinx. And it still didn’t solve anything.
One thing I do miss about old twitter is there was a period where companies obviously thought it important to monitor and it closely to deal quickly with complaints. It was faster than getting lost in a phone tree, or now the dreaded AI chat that never solves anything.
I feel like in our current dystopian trajectory people will soon be betting on bum fights on their phone.
Maybe Trump is trying to quiet quit the war.
Witkoff looks like the senior partner who dies in the series pilot in a super embarrassing manner.
This works for Democrats who continue to vote to confirm Trump nominees and also Democrats who still support X.
Being on pacific time is especially brutal in this regard.
Warfighters can't use just any flute.
I'm not sure the coverage is really making enough of Trump spending blood and treasure to replace a dying hard liner with a younger hard liner who now has a burning personal reason for revenge. And gloating about what a success this is.
A country that loves war as much as this not going for your war has to sting.
I really miss waking up and not feeling like you had to immediately check the news to see what now.
Imagine what they are blowing on the black budget stuff.
Imagine getting in the jams Trump creates for himself but never stressing out because it somehow always works out, for him.
True Blue Skying
Whatever fate has in store for him, if it’s gruesome I don’t want to see the ceremonial bemoaning of the absence of empathy in response.
Waging war by tweet and memes.
I just keep thinking about the counterterrorism experts Kash Patel fired to get a fleeting back pat from Trump.
I’m not sure this will be as easy to get out of as he and Wall Street appear to believe today.
I have never hated a commercial as much as I hate that spot. The worst is when it’s back-to-back with too folksy the get out of your time share guy.
Wait, is this the guy who does those “We’re all gonna die” life insurance commercials that make me change the station? This explains so much.
He didn’t even wait until Taco Tuesday?
Boar on the Florsheim.
Marco Rubio: big shoes to fill
Could this gyre widen any harder?
