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  1. respect for the Lebowski reference
  2. Can-tana having a nice game
  3. the college targeting rule sucks. he turned his head.
  4. For all we know, Buffalo is a good team and TCU is mediocre.
  5. did you watch the Illinois game last year?
  6. I think there will be some first game sloppiness. Plus it's gonna be mid 90s out there. I'll be happy if they win by 2 TDs.
  7. Yeah I hesitated to even put that line in my post as I knew it would elicit some disagreement. I come at it more from the perspective of how our society and culture has evolved. I realize this is some philosophical, sociological stuff that may not resonate but....we have so few communal experiences today. We used to all watch the same TV shows, watch the same news shows, same movies. We knew all our neighbors, we'd know people from church, we all went to the same couple of schools. We'd all experience a commute, we'd see the same people in the lunch room. Etc. etc. We had tighter bonds as a culture. Now we're much more divided - geographically people live farther from city centers and politically, well, that's obvious. I can't help but think that a lot of societal ills are a result of that division. As an example. depression and suicide have steadily risen for the last 20+ years across all demographics. Civility seems to be an afterthought now. Some of that is due to technology but some of it is because we just don't hang around each other as much. No in-person jobs are not a panacea by any means but not having it is just one less thing to connect us. Just my two cents.
  8. In a few years I'll be interested to see comparisons of in-person vs hybrid vs remote companies and how that impacts retention rates and job satisfaction. My personal opinion (based almost entirely off of larger societal trends and not on productivity) is that remote is good for the individual and bad for society. Full disclosure - I was 100% in the office pre 2020 and am now about 98% remote. If the office was within 20 min I'd probably go in 2x a week. I also don't have kids. Next year I have to go into the office for maybe 10 days. I can choose to go in more often if I want.
  9. People can figure out where you live without looking at your resume I'd imagine. I think full remote jobs are going to be fewer and fewer. Most places worth their salt will still be hybrid - it will just vary as to how much you need to go in the office. You could probably live in a place like Milwaukee, for example, and still commute in 1, 2x per week via train to Chicago. 3x per week would be a lot, IMO, although some people do it every day.
  10. Packers were interested in Jonathan Taylor. Seems like they were a bit more interested than kicking the tires.
  11. OK back to back jacks and then shut them down in the 8th and 9th.
  12. Super Bowl or bust
  13. I am not bugged by air conditioning today.
  14. Duran is like a fully formed Abner Uribe
  15. Also have you seen this? Should be in the Louvre:
  16. Will his dog be with him? Is he walking to the stadium? So many questions...
  17. Milverine is throwing out the first pitch.
  18. Does Miami have cap room? seems like a good fit
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