Taylor

"A song"???

Scotty is always the first to bring up race. I'm typically the first to bring up politics, but I don't complain about it.

You agree that BLM has infiltrated professional sports?

Indiana

Shake Shack is trash. Their shakes are very airy, like you're drinking mousse.

Gandhi

Actually, toddlers kill more people per year than Muslim terrorists.

Too bad there isn't a celebrity named Butch Icago.

Larry David should become the new symbol. Dude has looked like he was 70 since he was 40. And at 74 he still looks the same age.

Stanford

I attended some games as a little kid, but I don't remember them. The first game I remember was in May 1998 (I was 9). My dad and I went together and sat in the front row above the RF wall and out of town scoreboard. There was something about that game that got me hooked, and I started following the Angels religiously. I can't even tell you if the Angels won or lost, or even who they played (maybe the Twins?). Although I do recall Jim Edmonds waving back at me from CF between innings (or maybe I imagined that). 1998 was pretty fun. The Angels went 20-6 in June, then fizzled out in August.

What's ironic is that the NYT and other "MSM" outlets are directly responsible for the rise of a certain political figure who's beloved by the segment that so easily calls out those outlets.

'Tis true.

Who?

The New York Times isn't moderate enough. I get it.

I think you're confusing the New York Times with the New York Post.

Anthbert Donjols

90% of Angel fans can probably only name three players. Trout, Ohtani, and one bonus player.

You mean "tHe fAiLiNg NeW yOrK tImEs"? Interesting acquisition. I subscribe to the NYT for like $4 a month, so hopefully this means I can read Athletic articles too.

We've been doing research on what kind of content is good for kids' brain development. Those annoying songs videos on YouTube are intentionally designed to get kids addicted to them through quick cuts and overstimulation. They've been linked to ADHD and other sensory disorders. Apparently, shows like Sesame Steet, Mister Rogers, and other "slower paced" programs are actually good for kids' brains.

I already bought tickets to the Angels/Dodgers on March 20. It would be our little baby's first Angel game.

Seems interesting. We'll add this to our watch list. We've been watching Only Murders in the Building. Fun, goofy show.

The solution to neutralizing bad guys with hoodies is good guys with hoodies.