Mina Kimes

Yeah. Both Mr. Irrelevant, I dare say.

Yeah. Both Mr. Irrelevant, I dare say.

Yeah. Both Mr. Irrelevant, I dare say.

Yeah. Both Mr. Irrelevant, I dare say.

All right, fine, let's start the actual show. So the thing I wanted to start with, guys, is, in fact, a case study in Cool. And it started on Substack, which is not the coolest place for things to start. But there's an anonymous author who goes by the handle of Ox Portello, which is, I believe, a reference to Inherent Vice. Already setting sort of like the highbrow kind of illusion standard here.

All right, fine, let's start the actual show. So the thing I wanted to start with, guys, is, in fact, a case study in Cool. And it started on Substack, which is not the coolest place for things to start. But there's an anonymous author who goes by the handle of Ox Portello, which is, I believe, a reference to Inherent Vice. Already setting sort of like the highbrow kind of illusion standard here.

All right, fine, let's start the actual show. So the thing I wanted to start with, guys, is, in fact, a case study in Cool. And it started on Substack, which is not the coolest place for things to start. But there's an anonymous author who goes by the handle of Ox Portello, which is, I believe, a reference to Inherent Vice. Already setting sort of like the highbrow kind of illusion standard here.

All right, fine, let's start the actual show. So the thing I wanted to start with, guys, is, in fact, a case study in Cool. And it started on Substack, which is not the coolest place for things to start. But there's an anonymous author who goes by the handle of Ox Portello, which is, I believe, a reference to Inherent Vice. Already setting sort of like the highbrow kind of illusion standard here.

All right, fine, let's start the actual show. So the thing I wanted to start with, guys, is, in fact, a case study in Cool. And it started on Substack, which is not the coolest place for things to start. But there's an anonymous author who goes by the handle of Ox Portello, which is, I believe, a reference to Inherent Vice. Already setting sort of like the highbrow kind of illusion standard here.

All right, fine, let's start the actual show. So the thing I wanted to start with, guys, is, in fact, a case study in Cool. And it started on Substack, which is not the coolest place for things to start. But there's an anonymous author who goes by the handle of Ox Portello, which is, I believe, a reference to Inherent Vice. Already setting sort of like the highbrow kind of illusion standard here.

We know we're harkening back. When we asked David to read this, David, your initial review of the piece was, in brief?

We know we're harkening back. When we asked David to read this, David, your initial review of the piece was, in brief?

We know we're harkening back. When we asked David to read this, David, your initial review of the piece was, in brief?

We know we're harkening back. When we asked David to read this, David, your initial review of the piece was, in brief?

We know we're harkening back. When we asked David to read this, David, your initial review of the piece was, in brief?

We know we're harkening back. When we asked David to read this, David, your initial review of the piece was, in brief?

It was a very much like... All cultures matter. All cultures matter. But the thing that got this going viral around the NBA internet, at the very least, was one statement in particular that I think is consensus. And it was articulated thusly, quote, For as long as I can remember, the NBA has served as a cultural North Star. These NBA playoffs portend a crisis of cool."

It was a very much like... All cultures matter. All cultures matter. But the thing that got this going viral around the NBA internet, at the very least, was one statement in particular that I think is consensus. And it was articulated thusly, quote, For as long as I can remember, the NBA has served as a cultural North Star. These NBA playoffs portend a crisis of cool."

It was a very much like... All cultures matter. All cultures matter. But the thing that got this going viral around the NBA internet, at the very least, was one statement in particular that I think is consensus. And it was articulated thusly, quote, For as long as I can remember, the NBA has served as a cultural North Star. These NBA playoffs portend a crisis of cool."

It was a very much like... All cultures matter. All cultures matter. But the thing that got this going viral around the NBA internet, at the very least, was one statement in particular that I think is consensus. And it was articulated thusly, quote, For as long as I can remember, the NBA has served as a cultural North Star. These NBA playoffs portend a crisis of cool."