Nonsense

<I was moaning about having to present that day.>

Family: Uh, does your presentation drives strategic decisions that will increase revenue by 15% yoy??

Me: My presentation increases pencil consumption by 23% out of my dept alone.

Globally that number rises to 36%.

To sustain the growth we have planted new forests across deserts in Africa.

Africans love the shade from the trees.

<Lots of lol lol lol later, family continues to grill>

Family: Why are you not installing solar panels around?

Me: In my last iteration of my next presentation, we are planning the implementation of innovative energy solutions using solar panels to generate hot air.

Reading up on games

So cute

Glynis: Perhaps it’s the psychology she’s using, not algebra. You know, rock is id, paper–ego, scissor–superego.
Grace: You people are seriously warped. It’s a game. It’s about luck.
Luke: No, grace. Games are never about luck. Everything has a strategy from government to romance, such as the time when I gave you a gift– a calculated gambit designed to throw you in a state of imbalance.
Grace: You worked me?
Luke: No, no.
Grace: You used a gambit on me?!
Luke: No, grace. I’m making an analogy.
Friedman: That was some bad math, dude

 

Friedman: Let’s go. Let’s go. You got it. You got it.
Joan: As the probability of duplicating a tie decreases with each tie thrown, human behavior becomes the deciding factor. This is the domain of the philosophers and the poets and not the mathematicians.
Friedman: That was so hot.