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Today I am seeing the Elizabeth Holmes Nathan Fielder movie. It premieres tomorrow but a voice was telling me that my experience would be clouded by the internet if I saw it with the masses. And Elizabeth and Nathan staged today’s showing f...
The fabled Nor’easter is over, and I can see the sun for the first time in 4 days. I thought the Nor’easter was going to be a dramatic on/off switch from summer to fall, but it is 75 degrees today, so I don’t know what’s going on with that!...
I worked on Labor Day. I celebrated my Labor with a single chilled Miller High Life (the Champagne of Beers, as everyone knows). I got to thinking about the High Life — what it means to me, and in what ways I’m living it. The High Life defi...
I have a cold. It started 2 days ago with a scratchiness in my throat, like I didn’t chew a tortilla chip for long enough. By the next morning it had travelled to head, which was throbbing and swollen with gunk. I’ve been blowing my nose so...
Last week, Anthony Fauci’s diary was leaked by his “nemesis” Rand Paul and published in the New York Times. This scared me for three reasons: first, the New York Times thinks people’s diaries are worth printing, second, a grown man has a “n...
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