Well now I want the context more

As someone who lives in Minneapolis, pretty sure you'd get about the same results here. People who live here? Yeah, we're safe (apart from the invading gestapo), people who don't live here? They call it "murderapolis"

And how does that make you feel?

But more generally, yeah, a lot of jazz got smoothed out, and made boring, in the years that followed. The idea of playing "in the pocket" rather than "on the beat" got lost somehow even though it was what made it distinctive

Ooo, little bit of context about music from that era in case you didn't know: if it seems like it's about food, it's probably about sex. The spinach song is pretty obvious about it, but, ex, "I like pie, I like cake" is about going down on a woman

Okay but have you ever seen a bunch of drunk squirrels? They're adorable and slightly concerning

Why's it got to be a date? This just sounds like a good friendship. My friends and I often trade fixation rambles

What about the Epstein files

How clever was the sheep inventing shepherds to solve their problems for them

My partner tells me I'm good at cracking her back, so next time you're in the area stop by for thirty seconds

Too high effort, have you looked at these guys? Muk is literally just some muck. Ekans is just a snake. Ratatat is just a rat with a stutter. Only thing different is they're all purple. Pikachu is a pika with a lightning bolt tail!

My main critique of both films is that they made the smart inventive person a villain both times. On the other hand modern tech Bros aren't doing a whole lot to challenge the narrative

Deep frying, don't even care which heritage. Catfish? Disgusting, deep fried catfish? Delicious. Chickens? You have chickens don't you Zach? What about them makes you think "these look tasty". That's right, they don't, but deep fry them? Amazing