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Just about the best/easiest decision I’ve made recently was following edruscha.tumblr.com
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Come in, close the floating glass door behind you and take a seat on the purple mitt chair. Laugh and high-five me as I tell you this: After a period of exponential growth from a single formica table into the hall of mirrors you find before you, the company has to rightsize. Ha ha ha! Show me those veneers—all that stands between this conversation and the rest of the office is a suspended glass cube and fourteen narwhal decals.
As Dan Kennedy put it: “McSweeney’s must be psychic.”
1. Write a scene showing a man and a woman arguing over the man’s friendship with a former girlfriend. Do not mention the girlfriend, the man, t…Still classic.
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Perhaps the best illustrated public intellectual type speech I’ve ever seen.
“Who Profits From the Poor”
“The poor pay more for everything.” Or, as DeNeen L. Brown put it, “You have to be rich to be poor.”
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The long wait is over soon. Thank god.