Who Will Speak for the Neanderthals?

NOPE

This week, we shut down the Nazi-insignia-shaped stage at CPAC, on which a woman performed a most unusual rendition of our national anthem. Mr. Potato Head, Dr. Seuss, the Muppets and Neanderthals were all allegedly cancelled (except they weren’t). New York State, which will allow weddings of up to 150 people starting on March 15, offered some interesting restrictions on dancing. Meanwhile, Cuomosexuals are doing some soul searching after the governor of New York was credibly accused by three women of sexual harassment. Finally, a plastic surgeon attended a Zoom traffic court hearing from the operating room while performing surgery, because multitasking.

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In this week’s episode:

Watch a surgeon attend Zoom traffic court from an operating room while performing a procedure on a patient.

Big #YUP to…

“It’s a Sin” on HBO Max

The New York MTA for its innovative OMNY system, which allows you to enter the subway using your phone or watch.

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