Grotewold wrote:Next to me at the bar tonight was this woman who just interviewed for a job with my employer and didn't get it. Bout as awkward as you would expect.

Wheels Tupay wrote:I find it very strange how excited people are for DiCaprio. People are acting like he never had anything good happen to him before.

“Starbucks history is directly linked to the way the Italians created and executed the perfect shot of espresso. Everything that we’ve done sits on the foundation of those wonderful experiences that many of us have had in Italy, and we’ve aspired to be a respectful steward of that legacy for 45 years,” said Schultz. “Now we’re going to try, with great humility and respect, to share what we’ve been doing and what we’ve learned through our first retail presence in Italy. Our first store will be designed with painstaking detail and great respect for the Italian people and coffee culture. And, my hope is that we will create a sense of pride for our partners – so much so that every partner who sees our store or walks through the doors will say: ‘We got it right.’”

702 wrote:

Wheels Tupay wrote:I find it very strange how excited people are for DiCaprio. People are acting like he never had anything good happen to him before.

This goes along with Louis CK's monologue about short doc film or whatever the topic was.

mickbayne wrote:Random lady was using the electrical outlet in the front of my house to charge her phone this morning while her boyfriend or husband or whatever sat on my stoop. The outlet has a cover over it but I never bothered to get a lock. Guess it's time for a trip to Home Depot!

swishnicholson wrote:

mickbayne wrote:Random lady was using the electrical outlet in the front of my house to charge her phone this morning while her boyfriend or husband or whatever sat on my stoop. The outlet has a cover over it but I never bothered to get a lock. Guess it's time for a trip to Home Depot!

Electricity wants to be free, man.