I mean obviously she’s his mom no shit but I wonder what 1975 would look for them, Sally college, Bobby highschool rock music phase, Gene would be 12

Inspired by https://www.reddit.com/r/TooAfraidToAsk/s/aLkXKOQ7Ek

Hint: BFF is a great catch

Hint: Going viral before that was a thing

Hint: Frieeeeends

Hint: Just one small problem.

Hint 2: It doesn’t hurt to step on them if you’re inside one

Hint: Some jobs just aren’t worth doing.

Hint 2: Nobody knocks

Hint 3: Iconic shoes for our time.

As I was leaving his abode after sealing the deal, I glanced at his shelf and saw a stone tablet in a script I did not know, but in that moment, I realized my mistake.

I still know my friend, but I used to, too

Jeremy used to end Top Gear and The Grand Tour saying, “and on that disappointing note, it’s time to end.”

He has now made five seasons of spectacular television with Clarkson’s Farm, only to conclude on such a somber storyline he may as well have said, “and on that disappointing note, it’s time to end.”

Bravo for that masterpiece.

(And best wishes for a full recovery.)

I'm applying for high school teaching positions in the US and have started running across districts requiring self-recorded "virtual screen" interview questions as part of the initial application. An example: "There will be four questions to which you’ll record a video response. You will have up to one minute and 30 seconds for each response." I find these distasteful and a likely way for them to exclude applicants for protected reasons without having to admit it. Most insultingly, they throw in this bon mot: "Be yourself in this selfie-style interview – we cannot wait to meet you :)" They say as they require you to talk one-way to a webcam. What's your experience and take with this?