Whenever Rogan has a guest on that I think will surely push back on what Rogan is and has been doing in regards to Trump, I watch it just to see if they will say anything. And I’m disappointed every time. I thought for sure, when I saw Bill Murray was on with Joe Rogan, I thought for sure that Bill Murray was gonna push back, and he didn’t at all. I naively thought that someone like Bill Murray might be able to get Rogan to see reason.

And then recently David Cross was on Rogan’s show, and David Cross is really funny, and I like him. He’s super political and he didn’t push back at all. Not even a little bit, it was like, what’s happening!? I mean, I don’t want to give David Cross a hard time about it, but it’s like, why did you go on his show? And then not even say anything about how Rogan has conducted himself with Trump.

My friend had one of these and it was really fun. Until he loaned it to me with the top down, and they were predicting heavy rain. It took me forever to figure out how to get the top back on. There were too many steps.

According to Ally Sheedy’s character in the Breakfast Club, it’s when your heart dies.

How do you even separate gender issues from class and power issues?

Relationships are riddled with scammers now because people are so desperate to survive.

When you’re already emotionally vulnerable, and you find out what you thought was a friend or romantic partner was just pretending long enough to ask for money, it’s devastating.

My neighbor said her last three dates asked for money on the first date.

I’ve said for years the only way I would ever own a home was in Skyrim, and the healthcare is more accessible in Fallout.

I can’t wait to read the strongly worded letter.

Did you see the video of Trump talking to the UFC guy? Trump shook his hand and then wouldn’t let go. And then Trump touched the guy’s bare leg. It was crazy.

I mean, their religion tells us that we should think about ourselves as sheep, so they’re not really hiding how they feel about us. Baaaaa

Onions don’t bother me either. I used to volunteer to cut them doing prep work so my co-workers didn’t have to cry. I think we’re just lucky. I guess it’s our lame superpower.

Six of our nine Supreme Court Justices are Catholics.