Nineteen years in. Employee of the quarter twice. “Our most valuable asset,” they said it at the all-hands on Wednesday and everybody clapped. Thursday he’s walking to his truck at 9:15 in the morning with a cardboard box, and his badge stopped working while he was still in the room. Nobody in that building lost a minute of sleep over ...
She’s been planning this since last October. Talked to a lawyer in the spring. Copied the tax returns in June. Knows what’s in the 401k, knows what the house appraises for, knows which credit card has the balance on it. Her sister’s spare room is already made up. You found out Tuesday. This isn’t a fight between two people who ...
Every time you turn on the tap in Vegas, Phoenix, Tucson, San Diego, Denver, or a hundred other places out West, you’re pulling from a river that got handed out to more people than it can supply. That happened in 1922, and it’s been getting worse ever since. The whole thing was overpromised on day one. It just hasn’t fully ...
On January 29, 2026, the organization legally responsible for the reliability of the North American power grid published a report saying 13 of its 23 assessment areas are heading into energy shortfalls before 2030. It’s free. It’s public. It’s a PDF sitting on a website with no paywall and no password. Nobody read it. The trade press ran a story. Utility ...
