I’m watching The Offer and it’s like if Christopher Moltisanti did a bunch of crank, pulled up the IMDB trivia section of The Godfather and stayed up for five straight days and wrote a series.
As an Italian-American, I think my favorite parts of The Offer are when they address the stereotyping of Italian-Americans by reinforcing stereotypes of Italian-Americans.
It’s 330am on July 5th, 1985, 18th inning of a game between the Mets/Braves. The Braves are down 11-10 and down to their last hitter. They send reliever Rick Camp, who had a batting average of .062. See what happens.
Beautiful call by legendary broadcaster, John Sterling.
I’m not in LA for this tropical storm and it’s absolutely incredible how useless Twitter has become to follow events like this. Like, there’s nothing even in the “For You” feed.
Here’s how broken Twitter is—woke up early in Cleveland to get updates on my home in LA. For You was filled with people surfing, dancing, and doing stupid shit in floodwaters. Looked at “Trending,” saw “LA River,” clicked “Latest” and saw these, and only these: