I don't mask very well.

- I haven't seen Wandavision (or any recent marvel stuff) so the beginning was a little abrupt.

- Still, loved how it starts as a cop show and then you start to get the increasing sense that something is Wrong

- Very cute bunny.

- Just the right amount of lesbian fanservice (homoerotic knife fight, etc cetera)

- Agatha has a wonderful personality (for a character, not for someone I would need to interact with IRL).

that was deleted years ago

- showered!

- trash

- litterbox

- laundry

- prepped a bag of onions into frozen caramelized onions

- beans are soaking

- Beans? Prepped. Corn? Likewise.

- Kit? Showered.

- Job onboarding? Done. Boss? Very pleased.

- Homework? Done. Errands? Likewise.

It's a party that you can attend without an invite, so you don't need to already have social connections in order to attend it.

You know when it starts and when it ends.

You can come and go as you please. You can stay as long or as short as you want. You can go as frequently or infrequently as you want.

Your main focus is socializing. You're not required to do work and socialize on top of it.

You can go alone and run into your friends without having to coordinate it.

It's a place filled with drunks, so acting like an idiot is normal as long as you don't cause harm. Therefore, you're less likely to have to mask your neurodivergence.

And part of this is I keep comparing it in my head to the original Twister movie

But I just did not like it even though like halfway through they did start doing some science to help people

The beef that made me turn off the TV is that anytime a tornado is headed for a town, they say that they need to go there to help people. They are not first responders or disaster relief professionals. What are they going to do?

People self-dispatching to the scene to try and help caused a lot of problems on 9/11. There was no central command for all these random resources that showed up. This gave rise to NIMS and incident command structure, the subject of many a terminally boring FEMA training. And in that boring FEMA training, they tell you several times not to self-dispatch to the scene of a disaster, and if you are working a disaster scene, don't freelance. Everything needs to run through the incident commander or the appropriate unit leader.