Yeah, wonderful insight.

Sup y'all. Ok, a few quick points.

• I'm 20.
• I've had 1 job and that was as a bag boy for 5 months.
• I just dropped out of college.

I need a job and I can't really think of places to apply. My brain isn't working too well, but my only experience is as a bagger last year. This place should give me a good reference as I worked my ass off there. I just don't wanna go back because I'm ashamed. I left there so I could go back to my school and I got back into drugs and had to drop out. I'm clean now and in recovery, but I need a new place to work. I'll do anything, I just can't think of many places to apply. I'm trying to apply to as many places as possible. Any suggestions would be nice. I'm thinking maybe Puff Daddy's assistant or are my credentials too good? Thank you.

It takes forever to load and I liked the old version, but change is good, and this new one looks pretty snazzy.

I understand the way you feel. I feel the same way a lot of the time. Honestly, you need to just force yourself to interact with people, no matter how much you don't dig them upon first glance. Just pick yourself up by your bootstraps, say to yourself, "Today I am going to make a new friend." and put in the effort. I generally found that most of the times where I am anti-social it is because I am lazy and don't make the extra effort to talk to people.

Out of that list it would be Seth Rogen. Andy Samberg is up there for me, though (he's not on your list).

I live in a dorm and want to play GTA V online with my roommates, not by myself. We only have one console but two controllers. Will we be able to play co-op with both our controllers hooked up to one console? Thanks in advance for the help.

Hey y'all. I have an iphone 5, but I really like the look and features of the HTC one. I'm on Verizon, so this phone only came out about a month ago. My sister works at Verizon so I'm going to be able to trade in my iphone and get the HTC One and a high end bose speaker for only $200 out of pocket. I consider this a good deal. However, in doing this, my 2 years will reset (I'm not upgrading, but she pulled some strings). My question is, while the HTC One is still clearly one of the top smartphones still 6-7 months later, will it still be relevant in 2 years? I'm really looking forward to it, but I just don't know if it is worth the reset.

I don't see any upcoming android phones that peak my interest besides the GN3, but I cannot really afford it. The HTC One Maxx is too big -- and this is coming from a dude with massive hands lol. I'm also concluding that considering the One didn't come to Verizon until months later, that the same could be said with any future flagship HTC phone. Removeable battery and SD is not an issue for me as 32 GBs should be enough for music, which is really all I use my phone for besides the usuals like browsing, texting, social media etc. I don't put movies or download games, and I only use a small amount of apps. Space is not an issue. Should I pull the trigger and go ahead and do it?

Also: are there any differences between the Verizon One and every other One? I read on one site that the Verizon One had a dimmer screen, but I have only seen one site, and not necessarily a reputable one, report this. I'm not going with the GS4 as I had the GS3 and did not like it. Any input or feedback or even your experiences and impressions with your HTC One would be helpful. Thank y'all. :)