You're probably right. Fuck.

A wise decision. I, on the other hand, pushed my regular 1-on-1 with my manager to Monday at 9:30. He is a Bills fan and will have no sympathy

Seriously. I don't have the physical endurance to handle keeping a table going for that long on a worknight.

Exactly. My parents went through a similar scenario with my sister, except that she has 4 kids and they were much younger. They have been dealing with the fallout from her addiction issues for years.

In the end they gave up about 12 years of life, unbelievable amounts of money and time. And still, any day she could relapse and start it all over again.

Do you guys need someone who can do CyTOF?

Yeah, I guess I can see how you could interpret it that way. I meant people living in Philly but from KC who want to watch the game might want to come down to that bar. However, the regulars I have met there tend to be Philly locals who are diehard Chiefs fans. They all live right in the neighborhood. It's such a cool little microcosm.

There are people from Kansas City living in Philadelphia.

Yeah. Honestly after a couple of past experiences involving Philadelphia sports fans I don't really want to be in that particular place after the game.

I'm sure it's also a lot of KC fans. My NCAA watch group (KU) was talking about reserving spots there, but we alone would fill up the bar if we did that. It's very small.

That is correct. I think they are also not wanting every person from KC to travel there considering how small it is. I am from KC and went down there for a few playoffs games while I was living in the city still. It's tiny and filled with locals.

It depends dramatically on the field.

It varies by cost of living more than school. When I was a PhD student in the Midwest I was making mid 20s (this is back in the oughts.) Not a lot, but comfortable in a midwestern college town. I came to Philly after graduation and I remember some of the Penn students I was around were in the 30s.

Ranked choice would completely change the political landscape. Candidates would have to appeal to half of the electorate to get elected.

Political ads will be like this until we have more than 2 viable parties and it becomes necessary to elevate candidates above the pack to get votes. Ranked choice is the answer!

Nobody at my office would bat an eyelash over this. Some people eveb sitt on those giant bouncy ball things.