I just started rewatching Season 1, which reminded me how much I loved the show. I watched the first episode of the new season last night, and I thought it did a really good job maintaining the feel of the original run.
While he did not do that, I also ended up managing two of his projects because the female client project managers couldn’t stand working with him; mainly for his condescending affect with them.
May not have been as high, but I remember something similar by Jawas Williams. I forget the opponent, but I was sitting lower level at the Dean Dome and the image is still seared in my brain.
So, not a guy who had a secretary, but I used to work with a guy who didn’t just print his emails. He would print out each time he got a reply in an email chain. He’s print the original email. Then he’d print it again once there was a reply. Then the next reply, he’d print again. When I had to...
I do feel that X-ennials is a thing. I also feel much more kinship to the first half of the Millennial generation than I do to the first half of the Gen-X generation.
I am a youth soccer coach. I’ve coached for 8 years, ages 3-16, recreational and travel. The rec coaching, U12 and younger, was coed. My travel coaching is all boys.
So, how about an example where this has happened without a destructive war? How do we solve this problem without extreme violence engulfing the country? I say extreme, because I believe violence is already baked in; it’s just the level of violence required to bring about requisite change isn’t...