The first 2-3 seasons are great. And that's because it's excellent characters in an unusual situation with just a splash of mystery/paranormal. The end of the show sucks, because they wrote it like they knew where it was leading, but they didn't. The big reveals are very unsatisfying. Would have been better if they just ended it with no answers and let it develop organically instead of shoe-horning a "this is what it was all leading to" ending into it.

Alright this just has me wondering which is worse, a wet fuck or a dry one...

I don't want to agree with you, but I do.

I read the article and watched the NBC interview with the kid and I couldn't get any sense of his ideological leanings. He seems to be legitimately a politics geek and aspiring journalist. I can't confidently categorize him as a "young GOP idealist."

But to your second point, I always have a hard time understanding how anyone who isn't an old white guy could get behind the GOP.

Groomed? Or enthusiastic and awkward?

Y'all know this is photoshopped right? The actual truck probably has half the number of light bars. Totally reasonable.

Metallica.

Edit It's more like a Zeppelin - Black Sabbath - Metallica gradient.

My brother liked Cars and Trucks and Things That Go so much that it became all he wanted my mom to read him. To entertain herself she started reading it as Cars and Trucks and Things That Stop, just using opposites for as many words as possible. This, of course, backfired and after his initial frustration, my brother preferred her to read it this way.