They would both be all about work because most people don’t use computers at home anymore (impress working from home), once they get out of school.

It looks like someone socially engineered the canceling of his family’s trip.

Can you elaborate on this? And yes, I read the article.

He must’ve hated Italian-Americans (so much garlic).

ITT: misogynist making shit up (or just being a stereotypical male boomer)

I don’t know. In real life, I have never heard anyone say that.

Hey, at least you can’t run over pedestrians while not going anywhere.

If you’d ever been to West Virginia, you’d understand why it has basically no pedestrians. Rural, mountainous, no public transit, not much of anywhere worth walking to, etc.

When you buy products that are deemed sensitive, such as condoms or tampons or hemorrhoid cream or whatever it may be, they also put that in a paper bag instead of the regular bag so that no one can see what it is.

Of course, I found this to be counterproductive because that means you know that person is carrying something “sensitive”.

That’s how it is here in Seattle, too. Poor people ride the light rail, well-off people ride the light rail. If the service is good, everybody will use it.

Buses have not quite met that standard yet.

That sounds like other people would probably find it either delightful or obnoxious with little in between.