Chris Hartman

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Vale Patrick Stewart, immortal as the wordless, implacable Karla in ‘Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy’. Here he is, duelling with Alec Guinness’s Smiley.

Official statement from Nerdville West: This morning Agent R successfully executed a guitar extraction from the great state of North Carolina. Most of the information will remain classified as not to reveal tactical details of the operation. All I can say is thank you to my new friend Robert for selling me his father's 1959 Gibson Les Paul Standard that he bought brand new and cherished for 67 years. Nerdville is honored to be the new custodian of 9-0887 aka "The Charles Burst" named after Robert's late father. 😎👍

Naked Eyes frontman Pete Byrne dead at 74 stereogum.com/2512384/naked-…

Duncan Sheik dead at 56 stereogum.com/2511881/duncan…

Justice for River Cartwright.

I talked to a couple who indicated they spend $0 on their paid-off cars I did a deep dive into their actual spending. Every year, they actually spend $4,000 on their cars alone Americans have no idea how much their cars actually cost them

United Express Passengers Were Stuck For Two Hours — So The Pilot Ordered Pizza To The Plane viewfromthewing.com/united-e…

I bought a Tesla on my phone in about 15 minutes as advertised at 0% interest. The app told me when to pick it up. When I showed up to get it my name was on the car and a nice lady spent a few minutes with me to set up my phone key and I was off. Most simple and painless way to buy a vehicle I have ever experienced.

In the early days of a startup, everyone does everything. They have to. @ReedHastings and I were doing customer service in the morning, arguing about the website in the afternoon, and stuffing DVDs into envelopes at night. We knew just enough about everything to be dangerous — which is exactly what you need when you’re scrambling to keep the lights on. But survive that stage and something changes. Fast. The business gets complicated. And complicated businesses need people who know exponentially more than you do about their corner of it. A lot of founders get stuck right there. They’ve made every important decision since day one. The company is them and they are the company. Bringing in someone who actually knows more? Someone who might push back? That feels threatening. What Reed understood at Netflix— and what I didn’t yet — was that one of your most important jobs as a founder is to work yourself out of every job in the company. One by one.

Chase Beats Out Capital One For Miami Airport Lounge Space In $94 Million Deal - View from the Wing viewfromthewing.com/chase-be…