Dog Shirt Daily

1 week ago | dogshirtdaily.com | Benjamin Wittes

Good Morning:Let’s start today with interim results from our poll from yesterday about whether people want one email per day or two. There is still time to vote, but the winner so far is apathy. Among those with a preference, posting the show separately has a small lead over consolidating everything in one post. Unless that changes over the next day, we will plan on leaving things as they are. If you haven’t voted and wish to express a preference, you can do so here.

1 week ago | dogshirtdaily.com | Benjamin Wittes

Think through documents with me as I read them, sometimes by myself, sometimes with friends. I read a lot of stuff. Think through documents with me as I read them, sometimes by myself, sometimes with friends.

1 week ago | dogshirtdaily.com | Benjamin Wittes

Good Evening:Recently, I’ve been experimenting with posting #DogShirtTV episodes on Substack rather than just on YouTube. I’m sure you’ve all noticed, since it’s meant you’ve gotten two posts per day rather than one. I still fold the episode into each evening’s dog shirt, but this system allows some people who want to get the show earlier in the day to do so.

1 week ago | dogshirtdaily.com | Benjamin Wittes

Think through documents with me as I read them, sometimes by myself, sometimes with friends. I read a lot of stuff. Think through documents with me as I read them, sometimes by myself, sometimes with friends.

1 week ago | dogshirtdaily.com | Benjamin Wittes

Good Morning:There are a number of answers to this challenging question, posed by the Washington Post headline writers, but we need to start by challenging the premise. Most of us will, in fact, attend our own funerals. In fact, for most of us, our presence there will be one of the defining features of the event—-which is to say, if you aren’t at your funeral, it will be someone else’s funeral. There are exceptions to this rule.