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Robots With Coffee (Paul Czarnowski)
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Amateur cartoonist, robotswithcoffee.com
Sorry for the political & baseball posts
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I mean, great, for the casual fan? Maybe for new fans? Just let me buy the new track and I'll make the playlist.
January 23, 2026 at 12:45 PM
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I wonder how many fans are sitting there looking at the track listing, "wait I have half of this. I got it when it came out. It's still available digitally..."
January 23, 2026 at 12:42 PM
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January 23, 2026 at 11:35 AM
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Senior executive 2: Whenever there's a critical incident, one of the first things that happens is a conference call with everybody — all the executives, most of the field offices dial in. The director rarely speaks, because someone with situational awareness is leading the call. They'll say: Here's what happened. Here's what we know. Here’s what we need. But we get on, and it’s just Kash berating the special agent in charge in Salt Lake. He's super emotional. And then it turns surreal. He and Bongino start talking about their’ Twitter strategy. And Kash is like: I'm gonna tweet this. Salt Lake, you tweet that. Dan, you come in with this. Then I'll come back with this. They're literally scripting out their social media, not talking about how we're going to respond or resources or the situation. He's screaming that he wants to put stuff out, but it’s not even vetted yet. It’s not even accurate. When I was an agent, I did hundreds of these cases. The initial information that comes in is always wrong. There’s too much coming in, and it takes time to vet. And it was obvious that Kash can’t understand that and doesn’t want to understand that. Everyone on the call is just like: This guy is completely out of control. On another call, he said: When a crisis happens, the only thing you need to do is call me. The most important thing in any crisis is controlling the narrative. I was like: No, no, no. We actually have to do some work here. We're going to have to investigate, to solve this.
January 22, 2026 at 11:17 PM