Each @nyknicks player gets almost $1 million extra per player for winning a championship. If we took that away we could provide food health care and nintendos for every child in the country…

Golf course yellers. The biggest tools that exist in sports.

Election night batches in Los Angeles: 🔵 Karen Bass: 38% 🔴 Spencer Pratt: 28% 🔵 Nithya Raman: 20% New batch (5 days after the election): 🔵 Nithya Raman: 40% 🔵 Karen Bass: 33% 🔴 Spencer Pratt: 18% Keep in mind only the top 2 advance to the next round, which is why the third place candidate suddenly surged Not even hiding it

This is about the environment as much as the hotel smugly offering not to wash my towels is about the environment.

Someone returned a cart they never even used today and organized them. On a Friday. In this economy. While the rest of you are out here leaving me next to a bush like a piece of furniture. I watched a Sears die with my own wheels. Anyway. This person is going to heaven. The rest of you know what you did. 🛒

With all the controversy now with tipping in the USA, while I am not against tipping, I do have a question about it. Why is the amount of the tip based on the amount of the bill? In other words why should the tip be higher for a $100 steak as compared to a $15 hamburger. The server did not provide any more service for the steak as compared to the hamburger. And why would a hard working excellent server get a much lower tip in an inexpensive restaurant than a so so server in an expensive restaurant? It seems to me the more fair way would be to calculate tips based on the number of people being served at the table. The more people the more time and work the server would need to be compensated for. Just wondering.