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I am so happy my name isn't Karen.
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Wear your bra, in the meantime.
)If she doesn't wear her bra, maybe no one will notice she's not wearing a mask.Wear your bra, in the meantime.
If she doesn't wear her bra, maybe no one will notice she's not wearing a mask.



.Random thought: how do you maintain social distancing in a Cessna 150?
Fortunately, not that I recall.
(Now, you have to figure out what exactly I am saying here)
An editor at a newspaper with a "scrappy" reputation learns from <ahem> me how to preview ads on the pages he is building. He's pleased enough with himself to show me how he found just the right story to run next to a maternity advertisement. That man knows his readers <shrug>
Perhaps a desert newspaper that runs near-daily stories on drought and water conservation while also aggressively watering its expansive grass lawn? Aggressively, as in daily runoff into the street from what the turf can't hold. Publishers have an image to preserve.
In a paper on the weekend, the left side had a story about conserving water due to dry conditions. The right side had a story about a kid using a water cannon. maybe that’s what they mean by balanced reporting.
Watching TV while eating can sometimes be a challenge with the commercials that they run.
Newspapers have been harder and harder sells for decades. And certainly not because they are victims of any shadowy cabal but their own.
What I have personally seen in news production are rare but vital insights. That's also a harder sell because quality investigative reporting takes time and money with no guarantee of return on any hunch followed through. "Follow the money" is always a good approach when developing a story. What becomes of that story depends on where the trail leads.
I don’t see that type of journalism existing anymore. It’s about contouring the facts to suit the addenda of the owners. Stories that don’t suit their objectives are not printed. Their version of the truth is not just the facts and all the facts. It’s amazing what stories don’t get reported by many majors these days. The recent resignation by an opinion writer at the NYT is one example.