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rob hoffman retweeted
We begged yall to stop generating videos of cats doing the thriller choreography but no
I happened to be in STL for a college journalism convention that night and I stood outside the stadium and watched this and then proceeded to get absolutely black out drunk. The Tigers were staying at my hotel too.
Wainwright closes it out and the @Cardinals have won their 10th World Series in franchise history defeating Detroit 4 games to 1!
What a magical run for the Cardinals who barely made it into the post season this year.
I really do hate the Rays but I hope the Brewers and the Brewers organization are cursed into oblivion for not properly honoring the $1,000 ticket deal. May their disgusting greed and contempt for the working class be their downfall.
This is without a doubt the most beautiful stadium in the world making this HANDS DOWN the best place to be on the planet at the current moment.
Thinking about how hard it is to get my landlord to fix anything in my apartment that I’ve lived in for over 15 years
These NYC apartments are standing empty, not because the owners don't want to rent them, but because rent stabilization laws prohibit them from charging enough to earn back the costs of necessary repairs.
My latest for @WSJFreeEx
rob hoffman retweeted
LOST THE FRANCHISE QUARTERBACK.
LOST THE BEST DEFENSIVE PLAYER.
DEALING WITH JAMEIS WINSTON EXPERIENCE.
THE NEW YORK GIANTS ARE 3-1.
What’re you even showing Jameis Winston on the tablet? Just send him to the locker room to get fucking changed.
Quit drinking 7 months ago and today I ran in a race for the first time in over 20 years! 16th place!
rob hoffman retweeted
Theo Von: “Do you think the American Dream is still alive?”
Zohran Mamdani: “It feels like you have to luck out in some big way. In many ways I feel like it’s why a lot of people play the lottery. For many it feels like their only chance. People think they have better odds playing the lottery than making it in their own life. What does that say about the country we live in?”