Interesting how Sarah Spain's voice doesn't sound like she smokes three cartons of Marlboro's a day in that clip.

What Julie and these idiots dont realize is they are giving Barstool free advertisement

Only when there's a full moon does Sarah turn into Scott Ferrall.

Julie DiCaro‏Verified account @JulieDiCaro 4h4 hours ago

I would like a study of the effect of Trump's tweets on the collective mental health of Americans.



--of course the lazy fat Caller Bob wants someone else to do it

Holy shit you all

gonna post a lot of shit but you all need to read this for a good laugh

Feminist Porg Queen‏ @missykaybm 4h4 hours ago

I had an early appt this morning & the Lyft driver who arrived did not match the info in the app. I declined to get in. He yelled at me
It was a little before 7, still dark outside. I’m standing on my street alone. He waves at me, I approach the car & show him my screen.
I tell him his car isn’t the one shown in the app & the plates don’t match. He says he forgot to switch his account.
He shows me his screen & it does say my name. I tell him I’m sorry, I’m just not comfortable.
A car has pulled up behind him so he pulls forward & to the side, saying he’ll switch accounts so he can take me “if that will satisfy me.”
I wait for a second, uncertain, then approach his car again & say I’m sorry, I’m cancelling the ride, I’m just not comfortable.
He waves his phone in my face, telling me he only has to tap a button & then I can get in. I apologize again & decline.
He yells at me for wasting his time & calls me a dumbass.
I go back inside my house & cry, feeling ashamed & afraid. I feel bad for wasting his time.
My initial response, feeling guilty for canceling a ride that clearly did not meet appropriate standards: fucked up.
Feeling ashamed for “wasting his time” after he yelled at me: super fucked up.
And I think I can confidently say that I am not a shrinking violet. I’m assertive. I will not be pushed around. And yet.
This dude, this total stranger I interacted with for maybe 3mins, completely took me apart. I felt scared. And I felt embarrassed of that.
And the reason I felt that way is b/c as a woman, I’ve been conditioned to be accommodating.
After I went back inside I got nervous that he might have seen me & return to my house.
And I know I’ll be keeping my blinds drawn & all the locks turned on my doors. I’m extra grateful for my dogs.
I’m so angry about this. That this small interaction has tainted my entire day.
My point here is that this is one of the many millions of interactions women experience through their lives that teach us we are not safe.

She doesn't sound like much of a feminist to me.

Reading the responses, I guess the exchange qualifies as a #metoo event. Doesn’t that belittle actual harassment/assault? How many of us haven’t gotten into an argument with a cabby?

I occasionally bounce some of these off my lady. She just rolls her eyes.

#metoo

Holy shit you all

gonna post a lot of shit but you all need to read this for a good laugh

Feminist Porg Queen‏ @missykaybm 4h4 hours ago

I had an early appt this morning & the Lyft driver who arrived did not match the info in the app. I declined to get in. He yelled at me
It was a little before 7, still dark outside. I’m standing on my street alone. He waves at me, I approach the car & show him my screen.
I tell him his car isn’t the one shown in the app & the plates don’t match. He says he forgot to switch his account.
He shows me his screen & it does say my name. I tell him I’m sorry, I’m just not comfortable.
A car has pulled up behind him so he pulls forward & to the side, saying he’ll switch accounts so he can take me “if that will satisfy me.”
I wait for a second, uncertain, then approach his car again & say I’m sorry, I’m cancelling the ride, I’m just not comfortable.
He waves his phone in my face, telling me he only has to tap a button & then I can get in. I apologize again & decline.
He yells at me for wasting his time & calls me a dumbass.
I go back inside my house & cry, feeling ashamed & afraid. I feel bad for wasting his time.
My initial response, feeling guilty for canceling a ride that clearly did not meet appropriate standards: fucked up.
Feeling ashamed for “wasting his time” after he yelled at me: super fucked up.
And I think I can confidently say that I am not a shrinking violet. I’m assertive. I will not be pushed around. And yet.
This dude, this total stranger I interacted with for maybe 3mins, completely took me apart. I felt scared. And I felt embarrassed of that.
And the reason I felt that way is b/c as a woman, I’ve been conditioned to be accommodating.
After I went back inside I got nervous that he might have seen me & return to my house.
And I know I’ll be keeping my blinds drawn & all the locks turned on my doors. I’m extra grateful for my dogs.
I’m so angry about this. That this small interaction has tainted my entire day.
My point here is that this is one of the many millions of interactions women experience through their lives that teach us we are not safe.

Reading the responses, I guess the exchange qualifies as a #metoo event. Doesn’t that belittle actual harassment/assault?

The entire #MeToo hashtag is honestly awful. Conflating sexual assault (very serious crime) with sexual harrassment (which has varying degrees and some women consider harmless flirting to be this) is a stupid idea.

There are some real horror stories under the hashtag which deserve to be amplified (McKayla Maroney's recently posted story) and then there is crap like this woman complaining about an Lyft driver who was just pissed about losing a fare because he was careless with the app.

Also in regards to flirting, I wonder how many of the "men should never flirt" women watched The Office and just wished a guy would flirt with them as Jim did with Pam.

Um.....

That's exactly right. Someone said it earlier, but if good looking guys were to flirt with women at the office, I am guessing they wouldn't have as much of an issue. When fat slobs like Weinstein do it, then it's all #metoo. Using The Office again as an example. Jim, good looking tall, thin guy - ok. Kevin Malone - fat, balding weirdo - not ok.

I'm not downplaying sexual harassment. But as this trend continues on and on, real sexual harassment will be diluted as people will be saying anything and everything is sexual harassment.

What Weinstein was doing would be considered flirting to you? That's sexual harassment to most everyone who isn't a creep.

What Weinstein was doing would be considered flirting to you? That's sexual harassment to most everyone who isn't a creep.

I mean who hasn't forced a woman to watch them shower and called it "office flirting." Super Mario here seems like one of the reasons #metoo can be useful.

I'm just saying that I feel some women are using this #metoo campaign to explain every day annoyances as sexual harassment.

Obviously that's true. A bum winking at you on the bus isn't the same as your boss forcing you to give him a blowjob. But I think it's getting a #metoo.

Yeah, I probably should have rephrased my post from yesterday, but that was what I was implying. Not discrediting any legitimate sexual harassment.