Somebody that was clearly guilty of tremendous wrongdoing but with time and a crafty public relations campaign has made a somewhat tepid reemergence in the public eye. Leading to them doing softball interviews, getting some work again and being forgiven by many of their peers.
Kevin Spacey
Lance Armstrong
Louis CK
Steve Rannnasizi
George W Bush
Sherry Papini
The job that had a well deserved reputation for being quite lax due to a lower natural workload, having non-critical tasks and difficult to measure performance metrics.
Council Administor
Admission Office for the local university
Health and Safety Officer
Retail Security Guard
Transit Inspector
Especially compared to other actors like Christopher Walken and Nic Cage who are celebrated for their "uniqueness".
And most people don't know the etymology and just assume the new nation is the owner.
Apple Pie
Dance music
Baseball
Car tire
Punk culture
The social movement driven by that author in 2008 who implored young women to settle down with the steady, caring dependable guys by 35. So that they could build families with men that will be solid teammates first and foremost.
Instead of waiting for the ONE who gives you thunderbolts of infatuation as the pickings reduce drastically with each passing year. To the point that she believes that still single women in their 40s would now gladly take the steady but boring men they rejected decades before as they realize that their elusive soulmate was just a Hollywood invention. And frankly that the available pool of never married men in their 40s is largely ones with significant emotional development, financial or personality issues.
To the point where you can predict.
Your peers that came from professional/upper middle class parents already and were deliberately cultivated (extracurricular activities, competitive sports, specialized education) to maintain that social strata.
Men
Finance
Engineering
Corporate Commercial Leadership stream (Sales, Marketing, Business Development, Product Management)
Women
Marketing
Legal
Civil Service
Medicine
How many fucking incarnations of "10 worst botches" , "what do wrestlers eat", "most painful finishers", "nice vs asshole wrestlers" he can do. To the point his buddies like D-Von and Saturn use the same exact templates for their channel.
He should realize his best videos are ones where he introspectively analyzes himself as a wrestler/person or specific wrestlers he knew like Orton, Triple H, Shawn or does long form interviews with lesser known wrestlers.
Chichen Itza
World Trade Center / Windows on the World
Madison Square Garden (8th Avenue incarnation)
Chernobyl
Checkpoint Charlie
When you want to clear your head, relax, reflect and reset.
Rent a hotel room in the same city quiet suburb or a cottage in the country?
Start home but turn off all electronics and do meditation, yoga, deep breathing, reading?
Book a mini vacation to the regional hotspot (i.e Niagara Falls, Fort Myers, Lake Havasu, the Poconos)?
That there was a kid from Minnesota with superhero-like physical abilities that all the wrestling insiders saw as an immediate main eventer and surefire hall of famer.
Your process to remember the victims and their families.
Whether just a private call back to where you were, consuming the documentaries online, joining a formal vigil or remembrance ceremony, taking a moment of silence around 8:45AM EST, watching the archived live coverage from that day.
A low prep meal when they don't feel like doing much cooking nor paying for takeout.
Hotdogs and Kraft Dinner
Eggs and Salsa
Corned Beef and Beans
Avocado Toast 😆
Ramen with leftovers (veggies, meats, eggs)
Tuna melt
Grilled Cheese Sandwich
Pasta and tomato sauce with parmesan powder
Tuna over rice with soy sauce
Egg noodles with butter
Wraps with deli meat, lettuce and cheese
Using Campbell Condensed Soup as the base ingredient for anything.
Making everything into a "casserole" (mixing random ingredients in a ceramic dish and put it in the oven). Then sprinkling some cheese on top before serving.
Calling dishes a "salad" that clearly aren't.
Adding excess sugar or spice to every dish no matter what.
Deep frying things that have no business being done (chocolate bars, pastries, butter)
Using pre-packaged mixes for everything.
Seeing hot sauce as a condiment for any dish
Cause I don't. All the ones I knew personally struggled mightily.
That largely avoided the curse of adopted people having relationship instability, addiction issues, emotional dysregulation and immaturity due to that parental disconnect early in life. Even the ones that had amazing adopted parents and an idyllic childhood don't seem to escape the curse.
Based on their own world view of safety, prestige or their failed aspirations.
I can only think of Jake Roberts. The rest are very self serving about their career, abilities, decisions like Ken Patera, Rocky Johnson, Honky Tonk Man.
Trusted your gut based on previous experience and got the outcome you wanted especially against common platitudes.
"Give them another chance, you've known then so long" - not giving a long time friend another chance when you know that their bad behaviour is central to them.
"Call that potential romantic partner just to make sure they aren't interested" - No, your gut already knows that their lack of reach out is evidence enough.
"Just take that severance and move for the sake of your career/sanity " - No, you've done that often and it always leaves you feeling hollow. Take legal action this time in a way that holds them accountable publicly.
Probably from the ancillary activities
Professional Association
Vendor
Industry
Hobby
Fandom
Special Interest
Their natural personalities - Cena and Batista are more genuine honest guys whereas Hogan and Rock are more guarded narcissistic guys.
Not from their name being in the press for something terrible where a Google search would tank them or a bad/luke warm behind the scenes reference. But that a former boss or senior leader went around to their industry peers proactively to sewer any future employment chances.