u/SummerMarshmallow184

It's like the more I try to avoid people and places the more I get pushed towards it.

What are the odds that they called me for jury duty twice? In April the first time I was so happy that the two parties settled out of court and they didn't need us but boy was it hard for me to stand in line. They had us standing in line for an hour and a half, the line wrapped around the corner it was long and I was close to the end of it. It took everything in me not to run out of the building. My heart was racing so fast. After standing there waiting they called us to an even bigger room with over 100 people sitting down they made us sit there for 2 more hours before calling off our names. They called me first to the front of the line there were like 10 people behind me and I was so nervous I couldn't remember where we were supposed to go, a woman behind me asked "What room are we supposed to go to?" I froze because I couldn't remember the room number that was told to me. Thankfully a security officer pointed out where it was. We stood there for what seemed like forever only for the judge to call us in and tell us that she wouldn't be needing us because they decided to settle out of court. I almost dropped to the ground lol I was soooo happy. The judge told us not to worry because no one gets called for jury duty again for a year. Well I did. I got a letter in the mail Thursday they are calling me for jury duty for TWO WEEKS!! I talked to someone in their department and told them that I already served jury duty the guy said there's a difference between state and federal, you did state, this is federal. What in the world? I swear the more I move away from something the closer it gets. Does this happen to anyone else?

It never crossed my mind that Steve was as dumb as Kimmy because it was ignored on the show. The family only pointed out how dumb Kimmy was. Andrea asked on the podcast "Why did D.J. hang out with such dumb people?" But D.J. wasn't all that bright either she could never see the problem when it was right in front of her. In 'The Volunteer' episode instead of being empathetic towards Eddie she was very firm when she talked to him she asked "What are you talking about?" and "Why are you doing this??" The tone in her voice was not that of a person who tried to understand what was going on with him. In the 'Birthday Blues' episode she threw the problem back on Kimmy as if Kimmy had no right to be mad that her best friend forgot her birthday. It was Steve's fault he's the one who said "Who else could have thrown this together in 15 minutes?? Not that she did.....but let's say if she ever forgot your birthday and only had 15 minutes.... she could have thrown this together" D.J. got mad at Kimmy for walking out instead of Steve for being dumb enough to blow her cover. She says "I don't understand why you're so jealous of Steve!" and then she tells Danny "She left! There's no law that says you have to throw your friend a birthday party" WHAT? Yeah it made sense as to why they all hung out.

New fan here! I used to hear about AHS but didn't pay much attention to it. I'm trying to catch up before Season 13, I've been watching on and off since August. The scene with Bobby hugging his father saying goodbye to his family is what got me. The song The Living Years by Mike + The Mechanics made me cry🥺 It's amazing how the cast can switch characters every season. They are very talented especially Evan Peters and Sarah Paulson.

Do the seasons get better or worse? So far the first episode of Double Feature is good.