parking violations and impound fees that they didn’t account for.

Yes, because as everyone knows, you lose all your ability to make good parking decisions when you live in housing without attached parking.

“Ohhh nooo, I was going to park a block away and pay the meter, like I do literally every time I drive anywhere, but now I have to leave my car in the middle of the street! I can’t help myself!”

Indiana resident, can confirm

Looking into the article more closely, it has doubled…to 0.34%.

So that’s about 437,000 households, which isn’t nothing. If you put them all in one US city, it’d be bigger than Jacksonville, which would put it into the top 10 by population.

Still, it makes it easy to not be affected; just don’t live in Jacksonville.

Callous or not, it’s hard to justify trials ethically for that reason. Yes, it would be better for society as a whole, even if it could potentially be worse for an individual; but is it ethically right to burn up an individual for the sake of society? And now if you’ll excuse me, I have to walk away from Omelas.

Edit: Pre-empting a question: Yes, I walk. I recognize that the trolley would be quicker.

I suppose it makes some sense. We were making 1970s throwback shows and movies as early as the 1990s.

Sounds awesome. Does anyone know where I could find a decomp?

Cut it while it’s at least a little bit frozen. Much easier to cut that way.

Yep. The single biggest con job Zaslav ever fell for, and he fell for it twice.

He might literally be the worst man in show business. Both in terms of human decency and business acumen.

Only the business consultants who recommended rebranding “HBO Max” to “HBO Max” (over the course of three years) could’ve come up with something so bold.