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@strippedhalo has it. Beam 10 and Beam 11 lit up one right after the other. The pregnant pause was before Beam 10, because once that lit up they knew they had it. $1M divided by 22 people... $45K. Not a shabby reward for being a bunch of doofuses.

Buck doesn't stop there. Biggie, policey... I love it.

I got this exact cheesesteak on Thursday at Reading Terminal Market (By George). It was $9.75. No excuse for not buying a second one, Eric. There was a cup of coffee on the table. He hasn't been in that apartment for what, a week? And he left a full cup of black coffee on the table and a sink of dirty dishes. Pig.

Asperger's Syndrome hasn't been a diagnosable disorder since 2013, when it was removed from the DSM-5. What might have been called Asperger's before then is now Autism/'autism spectrum disorder.'

Not if Eric sees it first.

Autistic people (some, not all) have a hard time empathizing with other people- because they have a developmental disorder. Dickheads have a hard time empathizing with other people- because they're dickheads. (For what it's worth- everyone diagnosed "on the autism spectrum" is autistic. It's not a bad word.)

I don't think Colt is autistic. I think he's a dickhead.

Thinking more like "Checking their current addresses and place of employment to ensure he's still 1000 feet away from their residence/workplace."

It's cute the way Eric thinks FamilyLeida's wealth is any reflection on him, whatsoever.

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