It is Meet The Press time, but before we start did you all remember to read The Awl this week, and learn about the bros who are cold ICING OTHER BROS?
The Bro Who Is Worried About Apathy When I was a journalism student working on the university paper, the most regular pitch was always some starry-eyed freshman who wanted to pen 1,500 words on "student apathy".
The tone of the exchange further added fuel to an already five-alarm fire at the rideshare company, fanned in just the last week by accusations of intellectual theft, a sexual harassment claim from a former Uber engineer and a previous #deleteuber campaign — further confirming in people's minds what they already may have suspected about the rumored "bro culture" at Uber, with Kalanick at the helm.
To paraphrase another one of his collaborators, Kanye West, you could even say that today the producer's all about the kids, bro.
Also, who moved my binky!?!??" While I'm sure we could spend days or weeks exploring the rich, fraught etymology of "coloured", the power of reclaiming oppressive terms, and the finer points of how language influences culture, the real answer is DON'T WORRY ABOUT IT, BRO.
It's more about, "Hey bro, let's make art!" [Laughs.] So it's kind of cool that way.
Even so, two years after he published the phrase, does Rosen have any regrets about having ignited the "bro-country" phenomenon?
That's what you have nightmares about, bro?
On the bright side, if you're in town for a wedding or fancy occasion, you can prove to your parents or friends that you do,in fact, have your shit together by showing up in one or a few well-made Mashburn pieces plus, you'll fit right in with all the bros who still talk about frat parties and "the glory days".
