ShadySands

I suppose it's better than Japanese corporate culture. Not that it makes it good but things can always be worse. She was actually always trying to enforce fairness. She had a kid or two really young or something and it was hard for her to get ahead because she couldn't put in the 70+ hours her coworkers could. She enforced a strict 8 hour day and a not a minute more. We still had overachievers, somehow I was one, but we were all competing on a more level playing field since you generally had to actually be more efficient rather than having more time to devote to work. I have had some real bastards for bosses too.

I had a supervisor who had a sign on her door that said fairness doesn't exist unless it's enforced. I hate using fair as an argument because life isn't fair. I don't actually have anything to add other than I still think quiet quitting is a dumb name

The Dollars trilogy were my favorite Westerns growing up (Westerns were huge in my family) but I don't think I've seen any of them in since I was a teen. The Re:View of The Good, the Bad, the Ugly made me want to rewatch them all.

Quiet quitting is a stupid name for wanting to just do your job.

The frontrunner is actually the Mustang Mach-E after all the test drives we've done. Elon Musk has kinda put me off Tesla but it's still an option. Lucid and a bunch of others are more than I'm looking to spend.

Spent the day looking at electric vehicles.

It's generally recommended to add a little water to Scotch to open it up but I still drink it neat or a drop of water or tiny sliver of ice at most.

I drink it neat but I drink pretty much all liquor neat unless I'm making a mixed drink. This rum is much easier going down any other that I've tried because I can swig this one like I'm a pirate.

‘They turned us into savages’: Russian soldier describes start of Ukraine invasion

Zacapa No. 23

Spent the day scripting my job away

I'm going to need you to report to the nearest Scientology center for auditing

Now that my wife is home I finally saw Orville episode 9 and that's easily the best episode of Star Trek in the last 20 or so years

Sorry, this came to mind after reading the article

How much did it sell for? In the article it says the financial terms were not disclosed

Need to reboot my brain after that All better now

Wife and son get home today after three and a half weeks in Estonia

and nothing of value was lost

I like a lot of starchy mush like oatmeal, cream of wheat, rice, grits, mashataters Growing up it was a lot of rice with butter and sugar because it's cheap and it keeps and useful in more ways than oats or grits

I prefer plain grits, well, not plain-plain, but no meat or veggies or cheese. I'm an admitted weirdo though.

Reported Assuming it's the sausage gravy that you find unappealing as opposed to the biscuit. American biscuit not a cookie or cracker or whatever wrong people (I kid) call a biscuit. It's super heavy so I rarely eat it but when I do I like it with over easy eggs and sometimes hot sauce.

Ignorance is definitely bliss when it comes to movie inaccuracies. Thankfully, there isn't much archery in the movie and none of it is mounted, though it does look a little strange even without knowing it's completely wrong. As for the CGI, a lot of it does not look that good but like KP I think that the animals being there works better for the story they're trying to tell.

I liked Prey a lot and pretty much none of the issues people mention bothered me at all. It's not perfect by any stretch of the imagination but it's one of the better movies I've seen recently.

Anne Heche is not expected to survive and it currently being kept on life support to see if any organs are viable for donation

Thanks for that. I'd seen the Red Hot Chili Peppers version but I liked this one so much more.