Have a great week💐

Frank, I just went back and watched the scenes from the "Where's Wallace?" episode of "The Wire." Goddamn, that show is the highest tier out there. I've never watched a show so layered and complex. I loved all of your reactions to it.

Frank, have you seen "The Truman Show"?

omg now with russian doll i'm literally watching 4 of my favourite shows with you! You and this community have such good taste in series, i love it here heheee

I had 2 first paying jobs because they both started the same summer between my freshman and sophomore high school years. I worked 2 evenings a week as a waitress at a 231 year old historic Inn and Tavern on the old National Road (Route 40). It once hosted many famous historic visitors including Andrew Jackson, the Marquis de LaFayette, Henry Clay, James K. Polk and Mexican General Santa Anna. The other job I worked at a roadside farmers market on the weekends. Made some good money those 3 summers back then, saving up for college. 

hey i have a recommendation, or tv show suggestion, not a request perse, i havent watched this one myself, but irvin from severance is playing lead role in tv show: THE NIGHT OF, on HBO, it has a very high imdb score: 8.7 as of last, and literally everyone around me says it is a must watch, since you watched severance and know irvin, maybe you d like to check that one out some time?

Yay! I really hope you enjoy Before Sunrise. And glad you get to watch Mr Robot. I haven't watched it yet myself but I want to. My brother said it's great

First unofficial job: For a good number of years (age 12-17?), I assisted my aunt with teaching her younger tap/ballet classes all day on Saturday, before and after my own classes. It was more of a barter situation really, since my parents couldn't afford my weekly classes otherwise. I still got like five bucks for the day tho! lmao First real job: I tap danced in full Fred Astaire drag for retirement and nursing homes :) and they LOVED IT

Russian motherfucking Dollllllllllll

Did you enjoy working for your mom? Was it different seeing her in a work context? My first job was waitressing. On my 14th bday my mum and I went for a walk and I said I wanted money to save for things, so on the way home we stopped in at the local pub in my village and I asked for a job! Started that same weekend and worked there til 18 yo. I'm sure I was awful but they only had to pay me £4/hr so hey

Oh, officially my first job was Northwest Youth Corps at the age of 14/15 and my third job at the age of 16/17. I lived/camped with 10 other ppl for 6 weeks of the summer. We trekked out into forests and other areas and did a variety of things. We removed invasive plant species, made trails, removed decaying structures along other trails that needed repairs. I only did this two separate summers. If I could, I'd go back in time and do at least one more summer. I loved it, wouldn't trade it for anything.

MR. ROBOT!???? 🥳🥳🥳🥳 PURE FUCKING EXCITEMENT OVER HERE! I love it. Thank you.

Omg,omg,omg, Before Sunrise! Yesss!

Yikes almighty, I’m watching the new season of Beef and I’ve done a real-life spit-take. 😬

First ever job was an absolutely failed 2 weeks working holiday retail at a tiny little store.

I was a stablehand working with horses in my late teens. I loved it—good hard physical work and sweet soft horse time (well, sometimes they were salty too lol)

I worked at a saltwater aquarium store for my first job. It was really cool, they had a marine biologist on staff who I was able to nerd out with . All of our customers were really passionate hobbyists and the store was their happy place.

This week's schedule 🥳 My first unofficial job was helping with my dad's consulting business. He would write a lot of proposals, this was the 90s, and he would have to put together like 12 packages of materials. He had his own binding machine, you know with the plastic loops to bind old school text books. So I used to help type up his notes, print everything, and put it all together for him. That experience helped me land my first official job as an administrative assistant.

Two AMAZING new shows! I can't believe they're already on the schedule and I am so looking forward to your take on them.

Weekly Question: My first ever job was a paper route when I was 12. I had 28 customers and I didn’t have a bike. The papers that couldn't fit into my satchel thingie, I had to load into my sister’s Red Radio Flyer wagon and pull it a mile up the steep hill that my route was on. Needless to say, I only kept that job for like 2 months. My first legitimate (tax-paying) job was working in a daycare as a nursery room “attendant” when I was 17. I was paid $4.90/hour and was often left alone for several hours at a time with no less than 4 babies under 10 months old. 😲 What kind of shops did your mom have?

I love this week's schedule & your weekly guidance. 🙂 Aside from the usual babysitting gigs, my first job was as a cashier at a store similar to a Home Depot.

Can I please recommend From as a series replacement for when you have finished The Walking Dead or Russian Doll.

Before sunrise ❤️❤️❤️

russian doll being on a thursday is ironically perfect and i won’t say any more than that 🤫

Ahhh MR ROBOT YESSSSS

EEEEE thursday somehow got even better 😭😭