• David Mamet Pens Open Letter on Felicity Huffman and “Corrupt Joke” College Admissions (Hollywood Reporter) Because there cannot be any resolution without Mamet.
• The Gmail bug that’s been stealing $187M a year from Expedia (The HFT Guy) It turns out that Gmail hides people’s password reset emails, because Google produces sh%$ products.
• Tech giants’ free pass means they haven’t innovated in years (Sky News) Amazon, Google, and Facebook have not created a new product in years.  They just buy up firms that do.
• You Might Notice a Trend: Brief Thought on How to Label Rich Jerks (You Might Notice a Trend) In response to Howart Schultz’s vapors over being called a billionaire, Paul Wartenburg suggests, “Avarice Americans.”  I approve
• The False Promise of Mark Zuckerberg’s Come-to-Jesus Manifesto (Vanity Fair) Money quote, “Zuckerberg is seemingly oblivious to how people really feel about him. He is, without question, one of the least trusted tech executives alive today.”
• What Jesse taught Bernie about running for president (POLITICO) An interesting historical data point of when Sanders endorsed Jesse Jackson in 1988.
•  America’s Global Vigilantism (The American Conservative)  “It’s hard for America to act as the guarantor of a rules-based order that it consistently violates.”  (Drops mic.)

Kermit rapping, I Like Pig Butts: