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What’s most shocking is that Reader’s Digest has 280 employees to lay off…I mean, what is there to do besides a little collating?
Can we please just put Jesus on our money?
Actually, both pieces of news suck. The husband works for one of the Reader’s Digest websites, probably the only one that’s actually making a fuckton of money right now, and is also operated out of Seattle. I need him to keep the job, thankyouverymuch.
Saddleback King or saddlebackking?
I hope they don’t lay off Jeanne Marie Laskas. What will I read on the toilet?