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Avengers
(film)
2
— Marvel superhero film franchise referenced when a coworker admitted to crying during a scene, leading to permanent negat...
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Michelin
(concept)
2
— Prestigious restaurant rating system that recently recognized a restaurant in the American South where the poster works.
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Falkland Islands
(place)
2
— Disputed territory between Argentina and Britain, known as Islas Malvinas in Spanish, that provokes intense nationalist ...
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ODD
(concept)
2
— Oppositional Defiant Disorder, referenced satirically in mom forums context as something mothers rush to diagnose in the...
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FMLA
(concept)
2
— Federal law protecting maternity leave that doesn't apply to companies with less than 50 employees, discussed in context...
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Richard Russell
(person)
2
— Figure referenced in discussion of men who abandoned society to pursue radical freedom, ultimately ending badly.
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Texas State University
(place)
2
— University formerly known as San Marcos Teachers College where LBJ created his political organization The White Stars
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Rural Electrification Act
(concept)
2
— New Deal program that LBJ used to bring electricity to his district as a young Congressman
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Muslim Brotherhood
(concept)
2
— Islamic political organization referenced in context of wealthy Egyptian families with business interests in sub-Saharan...
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Jaffa
(place)
2
— A mixed-religion city in Israel frequently visited by the author and where some of their mother's students were from
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Liver King
(person)
2
— Social media personality arrested in Texas for violence after issuing a challenge to Joe Rogan, used as example of Texas...
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MLM
(concept)
2
— Multi-level marketing schemes that the poster has never been asked to join, contributing to their sense of living in a b...
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FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early)
(concept)
2
— A financial movement focused on extreme saving and investing to retire early, discussed in its 'fat' variant involving l...
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Russian Revolution
(concept)
2
— Historical event when the working class overthrew their oppressors, discussed as feeling surreal and distant from contem...
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Chinese Civil War
(concept)
2
— Historical revolutionary conflict discussed alongside the Russian Revolution as a moment when working classes successful...
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Snow Patrol
(album)
2
— Band cited as example of inoffensive 2000s pop music now replaced by deliberately annoying reggaeton
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Kohls
(place)
2
— Department store chain described as struggling anchor store in contemporary American malls.
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r/meth
(place)
2
— Reddit community for methamphetamine users featuring harm reduction content and videos of people using drugs
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Dearborn
(place)
2
— Michigan city with large Arab population that voted for Trump, leading to liberal backlash against Muslim voters
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Arthur Miller
(person)
2
— Playwright referenced in connection with the Lucy Letby case as someone who would appreciate the media-driven hysteria r...
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Sacco and Vanzetti
(person)
2
— Italian-American anarchists and labor leaders who were executed by electric chair, referenced by Colombia's president as...
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CICO
(concept)
2
— Calories In, Calories Out diet principle demonstrating the difficulty of weight loss through the imbalance between exerc...
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Lucy Dacus
(person)
2
— Indie musician originally signed to Matador Records who moved to major label Geffen, representing the shift from experim...
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Matador Records
(place)
2
— Indie record label that historically signed experimental bands but evolved toward signing commercially viable coffee sho...
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Geffen
(place)
2
— Major record label to which Lucy Dacus moved from indie label Matador, representing the blurring of lines between indie ...
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Jerome Powell
(person)
2
— Federal Reserve chair who shifted from appeasement to confronting the administration, facing DOJ criminal investigation ...
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Federal Reserve
(place)
2
— U.S. central banking institution facing criminal investigation by DOJ into renovation spending amid political conflict w...
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Greg Abbott
(person)
2
— Texas governor referred to with the controversial nickname "Hot Wheels" in discussion about Democratic political tactics...
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Brie Larson
(person)
2
— Actress praised for her appearance in Scott Pilgrim and her vocal performance on the soundtrack.
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Strangers With Candy
(film)
2
— Comedy TV show from the early 2000s featuring Amy Sedaris, created by Stephen Colbert and others, known for transgressiv...
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Upper East Side
(place)
2
— Manhattan neighborhood satirically suggested as the true origin of Hawk Tuah girl in a performance art conspiracy theory...
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Avengers: Endgame
(film)
2
— Marvel superhero blockbuster cited as a favorite by an untalented film student with mainstream commercial tastes.
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O'Hare
(place)
2
— Chicago's international airport, representing return to American suburban life after European vacation.
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Jeremy Clarkson
(person)
2
— British television personality who owns a farm and farm shop in the Cotswolds, described as having such broad appeal tha...
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Filth
(album)
2
— A Swans album referenced as a particularly harsh choice, contrasted with the more accessible 'song for a warrior with Ka...
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NYLON
(place)
2
— Magazine that interviewed Dasha Nekrasova about her beauty routine, inspiring readers to seek out beauty product recomme...
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1920s Paris
(place)
2
— Historical cultural hub representing a golden age of artistic and creative energy alongside other iconic periods like 19...
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Resetera
(place)
2
— Online forum where normie liberal users post, mentioned in context of an incel cousin's political outlook
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Ismail Haniyeh
(person)
2
— Political leader of Hamas assassinated in Iran in an event considered significant for regional politics
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Naples
(place)
2
— Italian city referenced in contrast to American culture, with Neapolitan Italians having mocked Jersey Italians in The S...
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Demiurge
(concept)
2
— A gnostic concept of a malevolent creator deity, invoked to describe American political dysfunction as spiritual warfare...
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I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter
(book)
2
— A YA novel frequently taught in contemporary high school English curricula as an example of culturally responsive litera...
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Eve
(person)
2
— Biblical figure whose status as Adam's 'helpmate' is discussed as meaning 'beneficial adversary' in Genesis.
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Chelsea Handler
(person)
2
— Comedian who provided a blurb for a book found in a neighborhood free library that no one wants to read.
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Ted Nugent
(person)
2
— Musician known for the song 'Cat Scratch Fever,' referenced in connection to a fatal bacterial infection from a cat bite...
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North Africa
(place)
2
— Region mentioned as a theater of World War II where British forces were struggling against Germany.
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Alexa
(concept)
2
— Amazon's voice-activated assistant device, criticized as dystopian and associated with Marvel fans in American household...
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Hbomberguy
(person)
2
— YouTube content creator known for long-form video essays and "epic takedown videos" criticized for theatrical presentati...
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Shanann Watts
(person)
2
— Pregnant woman murdered in 2018 along with her two daughters by her husband, subject of a bullying subreddit criticized ...
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Michael Wolff
(person)
2
— Author who repeatedly ran passages by Epstein while writing Fire and Fury, according to Epstein's emails.
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