Senior Neighborhood Character Analyst at McKinsey & Company.

Great Lakes
Joined June 2016
Fried green tomato’s and amaranth dye (test batch) from the harvest
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Civics of yesteryear are so awesome. You used to be able to serve on the city board of cattle condemnation, or the state commission on lunacy, or perhaps work for a non profit called “Uplifting The Wretched And Unwashed Poors Through Works of Charity and Good Manners”
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Frank Lloyd White Boy retweeted
This throw is mesmerizing 😮 #WorldSeries
A PERFECT THROW FROM CONTRERAS 🤯 William Contreras delivers a dart to third base!
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Lots going on at city hall
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Very useful wojak
"White Americans are lazy." "..." "My opponent was raped lmao" "..." "I'm gonna abolish summer vacation btw"
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Frank Lloyd White Boy retweeted
This isn't a brick. It's a promise. It's not about clay. It's about trust. The mortar isn't holding the wall. It's holding space. We're not laying courses. We're laying meaning. Not perfect. But real. This isn't a wall — it's a mirror. Let that sink in.
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Frank Lloyd White Boy retweeted
the vivek ramaswamy hail mary was: listen up liberals, my opponent was sexually abused as child
NEW ALL-TIME HIGH: Amy Acton has an 80% chance to win the Ohio Governor race
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You’ve been spotted
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Frank Lloyd White Boy retweeted
indiana is built different
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Frank Lloyd White Boy retweeted
for the most part the housing crisis is not a land use problem
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Frank Lloyd White Boy retweeted
i moved to indiana at 21 as part of Mao's Down to the Countryside Movement.
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Frank Lloyd White Boy retweeted
me, explaining that we can fit every American in one suburb the density of rocky river ohio if it is the size of indiana and ohio combined.
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Replying to @rustbelt_
Ohio if @rustbelt_ moves to Minnesota
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He was among the wisest humans in 2019
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[reporter standing outside of your house] today we’re interviewing the worlds oldest “young man”
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$1k car payment
BREAKING: A record 21.2% of new-car buyers now pay $1,000 or more a month, up from 19.1% a year ago, per CNBC 69% of them took loans of six years or longer to make it work.
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