just because the total loss writeoff is 100% lower vs 50% lower doesn't matter as much when the total market for this debt is less than 5% the size

"In The Meantime" was impossible to ignore though. That Penguin Cafe Orchestra sample into one of the greatest bass lines of all time. His falsetto intro, that guitar riff. Fuckin amazing

It's a fuckin crime they weren't one of the biggest acts of the 90s, insanely talented

A few years back I was on an airplane and sat next to a delightfully funny Drag Queen who was at this video shoot. Apparantly a majority of the crowd in the official music were LGBTQ scenesters and they were not mocked or used for laughs, just shown as sexy and cool. This was in 1995!

fuck you, old ass traitor

THAT MAKES IT WORSE, YOU LOST CONTROL OF THE CAUCUS YOU MORON

Harry Reid is spinning in his grave, G*d rest his soul

if that's true then he's completely incapable of holding the role he has though

yes but also the McKinsey Pete label wasnt just a descriptor of his actual job but reflected in how he manages. He's really good at destroying republicans on Fox News, will def give him that

he actively and intentionally enabled Elon Musk more than any other political official from 2021-2025, for starters

that goes without saying, yes

The counter example is, of course, the smartphone. Even a $100 android on a bottom tier, cheap MNVO plan would be opulent and magical beyond words if handed to someone in 2005

Healthcare is a great example of this: some of the treatments available today for diseases that were a death sentence decades ago are only effectively available to a fraction of the population. "But you're getting top of the line treatment from 1989!" isn't a great argument when a cure exists today