Fuck thoughts and prayers. I’m angry.
Fuck all the thoughts and prayers being thrown up in the wake of the worst mass shooting in American history. I’m angry. I’m angry that after twenty children between the ages of 6 and 7 years old were murdered in an elementary school, we as a nation said “never again.” Yet we’ve let this sort of thing happen hundreds of times since. I’m angry that our nation believes sitting in the comfort of suburbia while posting some “thoughtful” line on Facebook provoking prayer is acceptable instead of pushing to have a real conversation and action against hate crimes. I’m angry that people who just days ago were posting memes and links about transgender people…
That Time Fox News Asked Me About Tweeting Like a Tree
It’s that time of year again when, no matter how hard I try to get away from it, I get roped into tweeting @30RockTree. It’s a yearly saga. This year, the fine folks at Fox News asked me about how I bring joy to people online during the holidays when they’re looking for company. (debatable statement) Watch the interview HERE.
New Yorkers Yell At Me Like They Wish They Could to their Landlord
Matt Haze: Public Servant. Landlords can be either really great or really crap. There doesn’t seem to be an inbetween, huh? Brick Underground sent me on the streets of New York to hear the best and worst of landlords. Okay, mainly the worst. And as a way to let people feel better, I let them pretend I’m their landlord and let me have it. I HAVE FEELINGS, TOO, YOU KNOW.
New Yorkers Confess Their Real Estate-related Dating Dealbreakers
Sure there’s the standard dating deal breakers. But because of how New York is laid out, there’s many dating deal breakers unique only to this place. It may seem weird. But to someone who lives here, it’s standard operating procedure. Last week, I went on the streets of New York for BrickUnderground to ask New Yorkers about their real estate-related dating deal breakers. blah
How I Deal with NJ Transit Headaches
For those of us that live in New Jersey and have to deal with the crazy, ridiculous shenanigans of NJ Transit, our public transit system, we do anything we can to relieve the stress. There’s not many options, unfortunately. For many, it’s taking to twitter to complain and console with fellow riders going through hell. For me? That’s creating a parody account of NJ Transit’s social presence called @realNJTransit, tweeting what they should ACTUALLY be saying. After it launched, I chatted with my pal Greg Mocker on PIX 11 News here in New York City about the account and what brands should be doing. [and this is my last parody account, I…
