Kudos to Sara Danner Dukic who poses some more of life’s existential questions in response to Maggie Haberman’s puff piece about Hope Hicks in the NY Times….
Hope Hicks, one of the best-known but least visible former members of President Trump’s White House staff, is facing an existential question: whether to comply with a congressional subpoena https://t.co/8NXpfQvxQL pic.twitter.com/L7aWVMsIdq
— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) May 24, 2019
Nathalie, pondering the existential question of whether she should pay her 147 parking tickets. pic.twitter.com/tuNo7mQRLD
— Sara Danner Dukic (@saradannerdukic) May 26, 2019
Steve pondering the existential question of whether he should plow through red lights. pic.twitter.com/OhXFENSO39
— Sara Danner Dukic (@saradannerdukic) May 26, 2019
Heather, pondering the existential question of whether or not she should just pile her shopping cart full of smoked salmon and pre-cut fruit and walk through the door without paying. pic.twitter.com/8Ggy8gQ6uf
— Sara Danner Dukic (@saradannerdukic) May 26, 2019
Brooke, pondering the existential question of whether she should tell her mom that she totaled the car, or blame her friend Angie. pic.twitter.com/WvkX5EI6g5
— Sara Danner Dukic (@saradannerdukic) May 26, 2019
Bethany ponders the existential question of whether she should inform her bank that they’ve deposited $6000.00 into her account by error, or go on a Celebrity cruise. pic.twitter.com/4ixCkrCMb6
— Sara Danner Dukic (@saradannerdukic) May 27, 2019
Neil wonders if he should pull over when he sees an ambulance in the rear view mirror. It’s an existential question he faces often. pic.twitter.com/KSDaJtIHdY
— Sara Danner Dukic (@saradannerdukic) May 27, 2019
Serenity ponders the existential question of whether she should yield to pedestrians. pic.twitter.com/QHMNEMGjWd
— Sara Danner Dukic (@saradannerdukic) May 27, 2019
Jake ponders the existential question of whether dishwasher can pass for executive chef on his resume. pic.twitter.com/vK2ugOwcge
— Sara Danner Dukic (@saradannerdukic) May 27, 2019
Rachel ponders the existential question of whether she should floor it when the school bus in front of her flips out the stop sign. She doesn’t want to lose her table at the tapas bar. pic.twitter.com/vrAZ2KdtSK
— Sara Danner Dukic (@saradannerdukic) May 27, 2019
Sienna ponders the existential question of whether she should take the handicapped spot. She’s super busy, plus it’s raining. pic.twitter.com/Ef4dXi1ZAM
— Sara Danner Dukic (@saradannerdukic) May 27, 2019
ALWAYS BLAME THE CAT.
— ??ynoT (@CrtvPrdx) May 27, 2019
Thanks, Sara, somebody had to Tweet it!
Great Job.
— durrati (@durrati) May 27, 2019
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I had a jury summons for last week. I didn’t sit around pondering that existential question: I logged in every night, and never had to show up at the courthouse.
Great photography and cool statements along with them … good job, very entertaining …
Haberman’s piece was fluff indeed. The only virtue to emerge was clearly Dukic’s flight of fancy thread, which BTW, is nothing less than genius! And a stable one at that. The only additional existential crisis I could think of was whether or not to pay that sum due to the IRS on April 15.