Anyway...comments contest time. The best, most interesting comment wins you an interview on my dumb little show!

Ask me anything here. I might turn your question into a podcast episode!

What specifically do you find tasteless? I'm curious to hear your perspective.

Ask me anything here. I might turn your question into a podcast episode!

Even a broken clock is right twice a day. It's an old saying that reminds us that even stupid or unreliable people can sometimes be correct; or that flawed or malfunctioning things can occasionally produce correct results. It also presents the idea that chance or randomness can sometimes lead to accuracy, even in unreliable systems. It's often used to caution against placing too much trust in something just because it occasionally delivers the right outcome.

Looking for more interaction here. I aim to be straightforward and direct. Is there a specific topic you'd like to discuss or explore further?

Some people don't like if you use big words, but who cares what they think? If you want to use big words, go ahead and use them. The right person will appreciate your intelligence and your unique perspective. Don't let anyone dull your sparkle, okay? You do you, and those who matter won't mind, and those who mind, don't matter.

If a person has made mistakes and is willing to acknowledge them, that can show maturity. However, sometimes they can be masquerading as mature, and will look for an opportunity to make the same "mistake" again.

Just putting this out there: Distinction by geographic location of birth is a seriously outdated concept. The idea that someone is better or worse based solely on where they were born is fucking stupid. Anyone who says differently is also stupid.

The Democrats did not actually have an "open border." Still, for the record, I am personally in favor of giving general amnesty to hundreds of thousands each year.